June event endeavors to create a seamless, student-centered transition between high schools, community colleges and the workforce.
The California Community College Chancellor’s Office (CCCCO) Career and Technical Education (CTE) Division has been charged by the Governor of California to align K-12 CTE with local community colleges.  This project is intended to improve education pathways and career-technical awareness for students enrolled in K-12, High School Regional Occupational Programs, and Community Colleges.  The CCCCO states, “The community college system is assisting K-12 in building and aligning, as wells as coordinating CTE pathways that lead to postsecondary programs of study to prepare students for high-skill jobs with high wages.”