A stream of fields

By on 02/13/2018   /   Apprenticeship, Businesses/Organizations, Career Exploration, Collective Impact, Community College, Education Matters campaign, Educator, Events, Funding Your Future, On-the-job Training, Opportunities, Parents, Post High School Education, School Years, Trade School, University, Youth, Youth Development   /   Leave a comment
A stream of fields

A stream of fields UCC hosts evening for career-minded students If career ideas are like seedlings, then Umpqua Community College became a giant nursery on Feb. 7 for the 11th annual Explore Event. Students of all ages, along with their teachers and family members, took their time rotating

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Capable crusaders

By on 01/24/2018   /   Businesses/Organizations, Career Exploration, Collective Impact, DCPSS Goal, Education Matters campaign, Educator, Mentor Resources, Opportunities, Parents, Partners, Partners' Post Montly Newsletter, Post High School Education, School Years, Volunteer, Youth, Youth Development   /   Leave a comment
Capable crusaders

Capable crusaders Education Matters has a mission that’s open to all As 2018 gathers momentum, the year is still young enough to hail fresh starts and forward strides.  When better to renew our pledge to a campaign that is youth-focused, but timeless? The Education Matters campaign has been

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Welcome resource

By on 11/30/2017   /   Businesses/Organizations, Career Exploration, Collective Impact, DCPSS Goal, Education Matters campaign, Educator, Funding Your Future, News, Opportunities, Partners, Post High School Education, School Years, Youth, Youth Development   /   Leave a comment
Welcome resource

Welcome resource Meyer grant offers opportunity for local youth, economy Career-connected learning opportunities for Douglas County youth got a huge boost in November with the announcement of a Meyer Memorial Trust grant of nearly $250,000 to Umpqua Community College, in partnership with Douglas County Partners for Student Success.

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