Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education 38th Annual Conference
On behalf of the Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education Executive Board and its regional representatives, we invite you to the 38th Annual TACHE Conference to be held on January 27-30, 2013 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Austin in Austin, Texas. Our theme this year is important to the critical decisions that will be made both at our institutions and at the Capitol.For More Information >>
State's Commitment to College, Career Readiness
Closing the Expectations Gap, from Achieve, shows the progress of states in aligning college- and career-ready standards in English and mathematics with policies that clearly delineate high school students what it means to be academically prepared for college and careers.For More Information >>
Report sounds alarm for Black, Latino males
A high school diploma is a critical entry point to the additional postsecondary training necessary to thrive socially and economically, says The Urgency of Now, from the Schott Foundation. The report says 52 percent of Black males and 58 percent of Latino males graduate from high school in four years compared to 78 percent of White, non-Latino males.
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High School Students Not Ready for College, Workforce
More than half of 2012 high school graduates who took a college entrance exam lack the skills needed for success in college or a career, according to two recent sports. Read The Condition of College & Career Readiness 2012 from the ACT and the SAT Report on College Readiness 2012 from the College Board. For More Information >>
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