Marysville High School Project MED (Medical Design)

Lead Organization

Marysville Joint Unified School District

Total Funding Received

$460,000

Type of Funding Received

Workgroup Proposal

Who are the intended beneficiaries?

Students of color, low-income learners, rural learners, and first-generation learners.

A four-year medical pathway program preparing students for healthcare careers with internships, field trips, and college courses.

About this project

Marysville High School (MHS) launched Project MED (Medical Design), a four-year medical pathway program that allowed students to explore healthcare careers while preparing for transition to Yuba College or UC Davis. Developed in partnership with UC Davis and aligned with the Avenue M transfer partnership with Yuba College, the program included internships, field trips, and expert visits. Partners included Adventist Rideout Hospital, Peach Tree Health, and Sutter Hospital.

Beginning in 9th grade, the curriculum featured Honors, AP, and Dual Enrollment courses with Yuba College. The program aimed to reduce barriers to healthcare careers, improve local economic opportunities, and meet California’s evolving healthcare workforce demands.

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