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"There is definitely a college for everybody. There will be challenges, but there is always a way through if you keep your head up. And don't let anyone put you down."

- Gudalupe San Toyo

Family and Community Engagement

EAOP will provide information and resources to families and community-based organizations to support participants in their college preparation efforts. In addition, EAOP will encourage each to engage in activities and services that will allow them to become knowledgeable about highly selective institutions like the University of California.

Please note: Specific EAOP services and programs vary by campus. 
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SAPEP Targets

Parents/Guardians

Information should include tips on how to prepare students to become eligible/competitively eligible for post-secondary education.

Examples of Activities/Information:

  • A-G course selection
  • Four segments of higher education
  • Parental/guardian rights
  • How to advocate for students
  • How to read a financial aid award letter
  • Campus tours

Community Partners

Community organizations can provide services to students who do not attend an EAOP service school.

Examples of Activities/Information:

  • Identifing points of contact at schools/districts
  • A-G course selection
  • Four segments of higher education
  • Post-secondary enrollment data
  • Transcript evaluation
  • Campus tours
  • Establishing community leadership activities for participants

School Administrators

Information about college admission requirements and deadlines should be provided to schools in personable, small group settings.

Examples of Activities:

  • Co-hosting school site events
  • Counselor in-service
  • Promoting school events and activities to program participants

SAPEP Outcomes

  • 12th-grade program participants complete minimum A-G course requirements by the end of 12th grade.
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