[Nesabes] RFP: New England Transitions to College and Careers Pilot -correction

Bower, Carol cbower at necc.mass.edu
Fri May 2 11:23:00 EDT 2008



Hello folks,

It looks like the original NMEF message did not attach on my prior
message. Sorry about that- see below.

- Sandy


New England Transitions to College and Careers Pilot

The Nellie Mae Education Foundation seeks organizations and institutions
in the six New England states that provide Adult Basic Education, ESOL,
GED or Diploma classes as a primary educational service and that also
currently offer program elements that support adult learners
transitioning to college. The collaborating college should have a
history of coordinating activities with key health care services
employers. 

This Pilot Program will be administered in partnership with the New
England Literacy Resource Center (NELRC) and will focus on helping adult
learners access and persist in postsecondary education in pursuit of
select high-growth occupations in health care fields that have developed
career pathways and pay family-sustaining wages. 

NELRC will assist the Foundation in selecting grantees and will provide
them with technical assistance, training, and support for program
implementation. Planning grants of up to $10,000 will be awarded to four
to six partnerships for the period from August - December 2008.
Partnerships that complete their proposed planning activities will be
eligible for up to $80,000 to implement the pilot program from January -
December 2009. 

For more information, including full criteria, guidelines and how to
submit your proposal by June 16, 2008, please click below to download
each document at the Nellie Mae Education Foundation's web site:

Transition to College and Careers(TCC) Request For Proposals
<http://www.nmefdn.org/uploads/TCC_RFP/Transtion%20to%20College%20and%20
Careers%20RFP.pdf>


TCC Guidelines
<http://www.nmefdn.org/uploads/TCC_RFP/TCC%20Guidelines.pdf> 

TCC Action Plan
<http://www.nmefdn.org/uploads/TCC_RFP/TCC%20Action%20Plan.pdf> 

College Prep Curriculum Overview
<http://www.nmefdn.org/uploads/TCC_RFP/College%20Prep%20Curriculum%20Ove

rview.pdf> 

Proposal Cover Page
<http://www.nmefdn.org/uploads/TCC_RFP/TCC%20Proposal%20Cover%20Page.pdf
>

You may also download the materials at the NELRC web site, www.nelrc.org

<http://www.nelrc.org> 

About The Nellie Mae Education Foundation
The Nellie Mae Education Foundation is the largest philanthropy in New
England that focuses exclusively on promoting access, quality, and
effectiveness of education. The Foundation provides grants and other
support to education programs and intermediary organizations in the
region to dramatically improve underserved students' academic
achievement and to investigate and promote high quality, varied
approaches for students to acquire the skills and knowledge necessary in
the 21st century. The Foundation also funds research that examines
critical education policy issues and public understanding about
education in order to better inform efforts to improve education. Since
it was established in 1998, the Foundation has distributed nearly $83
million in grants. Currently, it primarily provides funding through five
strategic initiatives: Early Learning, Pathways to Higher Learning, Time
for Learning, Adult Learning, and Systems Building.

About The Nellie Mae Education Foundation Email Network
Recipients of this email have been identified by the Foundation as
leaders in their communities with an interest in education. The
Foundation periodically contacts this key group of educators, providers,
policymakers, business leaders, researchers, advocates, and concerned
citizens to bring to their attention important education developments in
the New England region, including Foundation announcements. This is a
free service and the Foundation exercises discretion by limiting the
frequency and content of its emails. If you wish to remove yourself from
the Network, you may do so by replying to this message with an email
that contains the word "REMOVE" in the subject field and includes your
name and organization in the body of your message.Hi all:

The RFP for the Transition to College and Careers Pilot is out and can
be found on nelrc.org and
http://www.nmefdn.org/Grantmaking/Guidelines.aspx. Please circulate the
attached announcement far and wide among the 
ABE community in your states.   Thanks - Sandy Goodman
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