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College Bridge’s mission is to create student-focused systemic change in K–16 institutions that ensures both college readiness and success. Our vision is to transform the K–16 educational system by identifying and eliminating barriers that prevent underrepresented students from progressing to and through college. By donating to College Bridge, you can help ensure that a high school diploma actually means something. So when students are told they’re college-ready, they really are.
College Bridge is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity (EIN #: 45-1215081) that has earned GuideStar’s Platinum Seal of Transparency.
How You Can Help
Support College Counseling
Did You Know?
- High school counselors do not receive college admission or financial aid training in their credential programs.
- College admissions and financial aid policies have changed drastically during COVID-19.
- Counselors need help staying updated with these changes and how they impact students.
College Bridge’s Counseling Membership keeps counselors up-to-date throughout the school year, so they can make sure students are college ready.
Support Academic Preparation
Did You Know?
- School closures have left educators struggling to find ways to mitigate learning loss.
- The first step is to identify what a student has learned and the level of proficiency gained.
- Learning-Based Grading helps students articulate what they have learned from a course.
Our K-16 Academic Programs provide a facilitated, asynchronous professional development to mitigate learning loss for K-12 and higher ed students.
Support College Bridge
Did You Know?
- K-12 and Higher Ed institutions do not have a shared definition of "college readiness."
- Aligning K-16 courses creates a pipeline for students to progress to college and career.
- Dual-enrollment courses provide an intervention and alignment strategy to college readiness.
Through professional development, dual enrollment, and research, College Bridge works to bridge the gaps between K-12 and Higher Ed.