down Go Back to Our Ideas Report/Research Addressing the 61st Hour Challenge: Collaborating in El Paso to Create Seamless Pathways from High School to College Full Briefright Executive Summaryright Press Release: El Paso Addresses the 61st Hour Challenge, Students Earn Over 1,000 Bachelor Degrees and Countingright Jordan Cedillo, Early College Student: Finding Confidence and a Career at Early College High Schoolright Eden Klein, Early College Student: Her Path to Law School and Beyond Starts at Mission Early College High Schoolright At a Glance JFF and the Greater Texas Foundation's new report documents an early college program in El Paso, Texas that has enabled over a thousand students to earn a bachelor’s degree. Published mar. 21, 2016 Contributors Nancy Hoffman Senior Advisor Valerie Lundy-Wagner Associate Research Director Topics Dual Enrollment/Early College Youth Students K12 Postsecondary Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share via Email
Impact Story STEM Early College Expansion Partnership Scale We're expanding a proven model for improving high school students' success by bringing STEM college courses into the high school classroom.
Impact Story Early College Expansion Partnership Scale We're expanding a proven model for improving high school students' success in the Rio Grande Valley and the Denver Metro regions.
Impact Story Early College Design Invest Scale Influence Earning college credit in high school is a proven way for low-income students to get a jump on a college degree. JFF leads expansion of this national model.
