Join us in the EGHS Library, where we'll discuss four-year colleges. We'll talk about what factors to consider when choosing where to submit applications, and how to build a solid college application list.

Join us in the Florin HS Library, where we'll discuss four-year colleges. We'll talk about what factors to consider when choosing where to submit applications, and how to build a solid college application list.

Join us in the Rio Cazadero MP Room, where we’ll discuss career and technical certifications offered by community colleges, as well as community college associate degrees and transfer degrees. We’ll also cover financial aid available to attend community college. Open to families at all EGUSD Alternative Ed schools. Lunch will be provided. Registration is required. To register, email [email protected].

Join us in the LCHS Career Center, where we'll discuss how to navigate the five different types of four-year college applications, and how to understand different admission deadlines and decisions.

Join us in the EGHS Library, where we'll discuss how to navigate the five different types of four-year college applications, and how to understand different admission deadlines and decisions.

Join us in the MTHS Career Center, where we'll discuss how to navigate the five different types of four-year college applications, and how to understand different admission deadlines and decisions.

Join us in the Florin HS Library, where we'll discuss how to navigate the five different types of four-year college applications, and how to understand different admission deadlines and decisions.

We're excited to welcome Pathways to Success alumni who are back home for winter break. These college students will share their perspectives and answer any questions you have about making the transition to college, college life, and how Pathways to Success helped them. We'll meet in the LCHS Career Center between 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Hope to see you there!

Join us in the Florin HS Library, where we'll discuss the different paths offered by community college. For example, high school students can enroll in an advanced education program. Following high school, students can get a degree to transfer to a four-year college or choose from among many career and technical education programs that can help a student enter the workforce within two years.

Join us in the EGHS Library, where we'll discuss the different paths offered by community college. For example, high school students can enroll in an advanced education program. Following high school, students can get a degree to transfer to a four-year college or choose from among many career and technical education programs that can help a student enter the workforce within two years. We'll also talk about the NCAA process and other avenues to playing college sports.