Core to College Evaluation—Preparing Students for College Readiness and Success
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Core to College: Preparing Students for College Readiness and Success is a three-year initiative designed to foster shared ownership of college readiness by the K–12 and postsecondary sectors.
The initiative incorporates Common Core State Standards-aligned assessments to determine a student’s readiness for credit-bearing postsecondary courses.
Core to College grants have been awarded to teams of postsecondary and K–12 educators in Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Oregon, Tennessee, and Washington.
Visit the Core to College Evaluation—Preparing Students for College Readiness and Success web page to learn more.
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