Creating a College-Going Culture
One of the most important ways that schools can help English language learners successfully move on to higher education is by creating a college-going culture, where students and parents learn more about the application process, get to know more about college life, and can work with advisors and mentors to get there. The educators featured here have some creative ideas to get started!
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- How One Maryland High School Successfully Boosted Minority Student Enrollment in Advanced ClassesThe Washington Post| July 13, 2018
- More Hispanics Are Going to College and Graduating, But Disparity PersistsPBS NewsHour| May 16, 2018
- Hope, Determination and Courage: 7 Inspiring Stories from First-Generation Latino GraduatesRemezcla| December 15, 2017
- UC Berkeley Students Mentor High School Students from Immigrant FamiliesThe Daily Californian| October 06, 2017