December 19, 2024
This quarter’s policy brief by Capitol Impact focuses on the Recovery with Equity recommendation adopted by the Sacramento K-16 Collaborative to make college more affordable. The brief analyzes how state policy and programs are addressing the cost of college as well as the implications and opportunities for the Sacramento K-16 Collaborative to make access to college more equitable and affordable for all learners. Considerations are presented for each Sacramento K-16 Collaborative workgroup, as well as opportunities for Collaborative advocacy.
October 17, 2024
The aim of this informational session is to explore the Sacramento K-16 Collaborative data sharing agreement and pilot project. The meeting details an in-depth look at the Primary MOU and Secondary Data Agreement, with specifics to security and governance frameworks, and describes how to have additional institutions join.
September 16, 2024
This initial section of the policy brief outlines the state-level initiatives that influence education and workforce policy. Additionally, it includes a concise overview of student outcomes in higher education state-wide, highlighting areas of both growth and concern. By comprehending both student outcomes and these system-wide initiatives, the Collaborative can leverage potential opportunities for regional projects while also addressing any foreseeable challenges.
June 21, 2024
This initial section of the policy brief outlines the state-level initiatives that influence education and workforce policy. Additionally, it includes a concise overview of student outcomes in higher education state-wide, highlighting areas of both growth and concern. By comprehending both student outcomes and these system-wide initiatives, the Collaborative can leverage potential opportunities for regional projects while also addressing any foreseeable challenges.
March 15, 2024
This first section of the policy brief provides an overview of the state-level initiatives in play that will impact higher education policy. In addition, a brief overview of trends in the field offers insight into areas of concern and opportunity. Understanding the current system-wide initiatives allows for the regional projects of the Collaborative to take advantage of potential future benefits as well as attempt to mitigate any identifiable concerns.
Capitol Impact serves as the Collaborative’s hub and backbone organization, as well as providing strategic counsel and facilitation. The Los Rios Community College District is the lead grant applicant and fiscal agent. Third Plateau supports the Collaborative with strategic counsel and facilitation.
Project Attain serves as the Collaborative’s hub and backbone organization. The Los Rios Community College District is the lead grant applicant and fiscal agent. Capitol Impact and Third Plateau support the Collaborative with project management and facilitation services.