EDUCATION CONSORTIUM MEMBERS

ACLU San Diego & Imperial Counties
Alliant International University
American Association of University Women San Diego
American Jewish Committee
Association of African American Educators
Barrio Logan College Institute
BIOCOM
Center for Social Advocacy
Chicano Federation
City of San Diego Human Relations Commission
Coalition of Neighborhood Councils
El Grupo
Equality Alliance of San Diego County
Filipino American Community Empowerment
Lambda Letters Project
Latinos y Latinas en Accion
League of Women Voters
Mid City CAN
National Latino Research Center at CSU San Marcos
PowerPAC.org
Project on Youth and Non-Military Opportunities
Roosevelt Institute of UCSD
San Diego County Concilio on Higher Education
San Diego Dropout Taskforce
San Diego Latino Coalition on Education
San Diego LGBT Community Center
San Diego Workforce Partnership
Scripps Research Institute
SDSU Associated Students
SEIU 221
South Bay Forum
UCSD Student Promoted Access Center for Education & Services

ABOUT US

Formed in 2008, the Education Consortium is a broad-based, non-partisan collaboration of more than 30 organizations who are engaged in increasing the educational opportunities and achievements of the economically and educationally disadvantaged in San Diego County.

Together we are actively working to raise awareness about the importance of extending the A-G curriculum to all middle and high school students so that everyone is prepared for post-secondary training in an apprenticeship, community college, or university program. Such training has become essential in this economy.

Providing A-G curriculum to all students is an effective way to close the achievement gap, level the playing field, and prepare the future workforce. Find out how you can get involved in this effort. 

Goals of the Consortium

Decrease the drop-out / push-out rates of economically and educationally disadvantaged students in K-12.

Increase the high school graduation rates and college-eligibility rates of economically and educationally disadvantaged students in K-12.

Increase the enrollment and graduation of underrepresented and underprivileged students in local universities, community colleges, and vocational programs.

Educate students and parents about their rights and responsibilities and the resources available to them to access educational opportunities.

Educate the public about the state of access and the importance of increasing access so that all portions of the county are able to contribute to our communities, our economy, and our democracy. 

Guiding Principles

We believe that education is the key to strengthening our communities, our economy, and our democracy. As such, parties believe that education should be prioritized in the allocation of public funding and other resources.

We support equal rights and opportunities for all students, regardless of their economic background, linguistic ability, race, ethnicity, gender, national origin, religion, mental or physical disability, sexual orientation, or any other actual or perceived trait that would qualify them for protection under the laws of California.

We recognize the disparity of opportunities and resources between schools and within schools and believe that if we are to benefit our communities, economy, and democracy, we must work to improve the educational condition of the most disadvantaged students and schools.

We support the rights of all students to a clean school, safe learning environment, adequate instructional materials, and qualified teachers.

We support inter-segmental cooperation and collaboration to create an education continuum with curricular flow that prepares students for economic opportunities and social responsibilities.

We support the creation of a culture of success at all schools and within all communities so that all students strive to reach their fullest potential.






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Chair of the Consortium:

Andrea Guerrero
ACLU San Diego & Imperial Counties
619.232.2121 x 28
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Vice Chair of the Consortium:

Dr. Isidro Ortiz
San Diego County Concilio on Higher Education
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Organizer / Administrator of Consortium:

Leo Carrillo
Equality Alliance of San Diego County
619.756.4303
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