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IMPROVING SCHOOLS AND EMPOWERING STUDENTS THROUGH TWO NEW PROGRAMS
Sacramento County Office of Education
The Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) has been building a school-based mental health model since the early 2020s, with expansion in recent years through a deeper partnership with the Sacramento County Department of Health.
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Rebuilding Hope, One Skill at a Time
How the Salvation Army’s workforce development programs are transforming lives across Northern California
Across Northern California, the Salvation Army’s workforce development programs are quietly transforming lives one apron tied, one tool lifted, one skill learned at a time. In training kitchens and construction workshops, participants begin again — gaining not just job skills, but a second chance.
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Advancing Literacy Through Leadership and Partnership
Teach For America California Capital Valley
Teach For America California Capital Valley (TFA CCV) collaborates with community partners, schools and mission-aligned organizations to develop innovative programs that enhance student outcomes and foster educator leadership.
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CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF EDUCATION AND WORK STUDY EXCELLENCE
Cristo Rey High School
“We provide excellent college prep education and substantive corporate work study experience and have thrived for 20 years because of our community-driven mission,” says Father Christopher Calderón, president of Cristo Rey High School Sacramento.
Literacy Was Optional for Rysa. It Shouldn’t Have Been. | Opinion
A Sacramento teacher offers solutions for teaching literacy skills to disabled students
The assumption beneath it all is rarely spoken aloud but deeply
entrenched: If a child cannot speak fluently, she cannot read
meaningfully. Yet that assumption is wrong. Here is what we need
to do to make sure students learn to read.
Kennedy Hill-Garcia Is Opening Doors for the Next Generation of Students
Women in Leadership 2026: Meet the Kaiser Permanente government relations consultant and pageant winner who founded a mentoring network
Kennedy Hill-Garcia has mentored hundreds of students while building programs designed to support future leaders.
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Leadership to Guide, Empower and Inspire All Students
YUBA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT
Six skilled, dedicated and passionate women form an all-female leadership team for Yuba College and Woodland Community College, the two colleges within the Yuba Community College District (YCCD).
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Inspiring the Next Generation of Health Care Leaders, Engineers, Inventors and Technologists
MOSAC
Michele Bennyhoff dedicates her time to supporting healthy and sustainable communities in and out of the office.
When she’s not working at the SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity (MOSAC) to build meaningful relationships and increase access to science and education, she tends to her local community garden.
How Educators Are Preparing Students for a Future Dominated by AI
Schools and universities aim to teach students to use AI with ethics
As the artificial intelligence revolution picks up speed, schools and universities around the Capital Region are racing to use AI as a tool to prepare their students for a workforce in which AI plays an increasingly prominent role.
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Empowering Minds. Transforming Futures.
ASPIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS CAPITOL HEIGHTS ACADEMY
For more than 20 years, Aspire Public Schools has proudly served communities across California, including Sacramento and the Central Valley.