Oakdale Joint Unified School District

Cambridge Academies, established in 2004 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, is dedicated to fostering educational, economic, social, and racial equity for individuals seeking a better future. Through partnerships with various non-profits, volunteers, and government agencies, the organization offers transformative programs aimed at homeless individuals, the previously incarcerated, and agricultural workers, focusing on life skills and workforce development. The Enterprise RESTART model provides a residential program that aids participants in obtaining employment or educational opportunities after completing the six- to eight-month curriculum, achieving a 70% success rate among graduates. Additionally, the federally-funded Migrant High School Equivalency Program serves agricultural workers and their families, recently renewing its grant to continue supporting adult students in achieving their high school equivalency certificates. Generated from the website

Located in Modesto, Calif., Modesto City Schools was established in 1871 by the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors. The school district serves the educational needs of more than 34,000 students and offers classes from grades kindergarten through 12. It offers a variety of educational, enrichment and extracurricular programs to its students. Modesto City Schools comprises elementary, junior high and high schools. Its curriculum includes English, language art, social studies, science and technology, health education, mathematics, computer science, fine arts, music, and physical education. The district offers various sport programs, such as softball, football, cheerleading, volleyball, basketball, baseball and athletics. Modesto City Schools offers a variety of child development program to more than 1,800 students ages 2 months through 12 years. Its college and scholarship guide provides students and parents with recent college and scholarship information.