Alliance Blog

The Linked Learning Alliance today applauded the UC Office of the President (UCOP) for approving the Linked Learning Alliance’s (LLA) application for program status, a move that will help the growing number of Linked Learning pathways provide high-quality curriculum that integrates Career Technical Education (CTE) with rigorous college preparatory academics.

The Linked Learning Alliance Board of Directors today launches a search for a successor to replace Cabaldon, who has headed the Alliance since 2010.

The Linked Learning Alliance today announced the release of a new report, Access & Equity in Linked Learning, that evaluates the impact of Linked Learning on traditionally underserved student populations: students with low prior achievement, English learner students, African American students, Latino students, and female students.

Today the Alliance for Excellent Education was recognized for its work to expand quality Linked Learning opportunities for students in California and across the nation at the Linked Learning Convention in Oakland, California.

Today, the Linked Learning Alliance (LLA) Board of Directors has elected new Board members and members of Councils and Panels to guide and support the Linked Learning field efforts to expand high quality Linked Learning pathways in 2017.

Today the Linked Learning Alliance launched Certification and Analytics— tools that, recognize, incentivize, and support expansion of high quality Linked Learning pathways.

The Champion Awards recognize individuals or organizations that have demonstrated extraordinary commitment, leadership, and success in implementing and expanding quality Linked Learning opportunities for students in California.

The Orosi High School (OHS) Class of 2017 will be the first to include students from the Career Pathway Academy of Engineering and Green Technology.

California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) and the Linked Learning Alliance (Alliance) today announced a pilot to provide accelerated opportunities to Linked Learning students and graduates at CSUSB.

The Linked Learning Alliance applauds the State Board of Education for approving a new school accountability system that integrates California’s first College and Career Readiness Indicator (CCI).