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Palm Desert Report
OneFuture Coachella Valley (OFCV) exists to activate a region-wide partnership to increase educational
attainment among all students, with emphasis on strategies to support our lowest income students. By
effectively aligning resources among all key stakeholders, we accelerate progress on common goals
that improve outcomes for local students and strengthen the regional economy.
• Collaborated with all three K-12 districts to prioritize career Palm Desert High School
pathways and academies leading to an 840%growth from has four (4) pathway&
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career academies and 17 pathway programs serving 6,500+ Business Management,
CAREER PATHWAYS students in 2017
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experiences that prepare students studying in career academies two years early
students for college Entertainment serving
and career. ■ Higher achievement for academy versus non-academy
students from all socio-economic levels(e.g.,99%vs.83% 510 students
grad rate,55%vs.45%college enrollment)
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— through Health Career Connections(HCC) recipients of the HCC
WORK-BASED LEARNING • Partner with local businesses, like Eisenhower and internship attended Palm
Real-world exposure that Renova Solar, to offer Career Explorations focusing on
develops the next-generation health and advanced technology to 300+ middle school Desert High School or Xavier
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high school health pathways youth leadership,
behavioral health professions, and undergraduate Emerging Health
internships. Professionals Showcase
a 40%increase in FAFSA rates from 48%in 2011 to 70%in 2018
• $13.3 million awarded to date to 1,975 OFCV scholars 154 students from
• OFCV scholars are 78%more likely to graduate in six years Palm Desert have
• Higher retention rates among OFCV scholars(94%vs.85%) received$1.1M in
• More financial aid received:Those at public colleges receive scholarship funds
11%more in financial aid and require 11%less in student loans?
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Engaging Partners
Arts, Media & Entertainment Report
OneFuture Coachella Valley (OFCV) exists to activate a region-wide partnership to increase educational
attainment among all students, with emphasis on strategies to support our lowest income students. By
effectively aligning resources among all key stakeholders, we accelerate progress on common goals
that improve outcomes for local students and strengthen the regional economy.
• Collaborated with all three K-12 districts to prioritize career
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students from all socio-economic levels(e.g., 99%vs.83% students
grad rate, 55%vs.45%college enrollment)
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community leaders and the future workforce of the Meet the Creatives event with support from 40 inaugural Meet the
creative business professionals. Creatives event
• 40%increase in FAFSA rates from 48% in 2011 to 70%in 2018 165 students studying
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• OFCV scholars are 78%more likely to graduate in six years
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FINANCIAL AID • Higher retention rates among OFCV scholars(94%vs.85%)
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Advanced Technology Report
OneFuture Coachella Valley (OFCV) exists to activate a region-wide partnership to increase educational
attainment among all students, with emphasis on strategies to support our lowest income students. By
effectively aligning resources among all key stakeholders, we accelerate progress on common goals
that improve outcomes for local students and strengthen the regional economy.
• Collaborated with all three K-12 districts to prioritize career
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attainment among all students, with emphasis on strategies to support our lowest income students. By
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that improve outcomes for local students and strengthen the regional economy.
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