Meet CSF’s Interim Director of Government Relations
Yokiko Hayashi-Saguil, former policy associate for State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, joins CSF as interim director of government relations. Read more about Yokiko and her new role.
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November is National Homeless Youth Awareness Month
Daniel Narváez Zavala, executive director of Building Changes, shares insights, resources, and successes related to youth homelessness in Washington.
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National Apprenticeship Week
National Apprenticeship Week (11/17-23) highlights the vital role apprenticeships play in building a skilled workforce and promoting career development. See how you and your students can get involved.
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2024 Legislative Session Update
The 2024 legislative session wrapped up with some positive outcomes for education overall, but with an unfortunate outcome for Passport funding. See how the final budget impacts topics relevant to the WPN and look ahead to our plans for next session.
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2024 Legislative Session Preview
The legislative session is rapidly approaching, and we want to make sure you have the tools to stay informed and…
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Highlights from the 2023 Legislative Session for WPN Students and Providers
The 2023 legislative session that concluded at the end of April was a partial success from a policy and funding…
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Paying It Forward: From Student to College Coach
Born and raised in Central Washington, Osbaldo Arroyo (Ozzy) wasn’t sure college was for him. It wasn’t until his friend’s…
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New WSAC Report on Basic Needs Security Among College Students Highlights Former Foster Youth
Administered in the Fall of 2022 students at 39 colleges and universities across the state participated in a survey administered…
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First Ever Look at Child and Youth Homelessness Data at County and Congressional Levels Released by SchoolHouse Connection and Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan
National nonprofit SchoolHouse Connection and Poverty Solutions at the University of Michigan recently released searchable data profiles that make available—for…
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National Foster Care Awareness Month – Introducing the lived experience Q&A series: To be in our shoes
This National Foster Care Month, College Success Foundation remains dedicated to proactively supporting the most vulnerable student population: foster youth and alumni of foster care. These students face obstacles to thriving and succeeding in college that go well beyond academic achievement and preparing for college. Recognizing their unique challenges, we provide additional trauma-informed programs and services to help them succeed.
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