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- It’s achievable – TPP builds off a successful existing model the Community Equity Collaborative (CEC) launched in Redwood City. CEC students have had an 88% course success rate.
- It’s life changing for the TPP students and their families.
- It builds a local diverse workforce, increasing local ECE access.
- It creates access to early childhood education for children, ages from birth to 5 years old, as they prepare for Kindergarten, and stabilizes families as they work or go to school.
How you can help – Endorse the Teacher Pipeline Project so the Impact Challenge judges know how important it is to our community.
Contact Heather Cleary, Peninsula Family Service CEO [email protected] or 650-544-3579 to support the local expansion of TPP to Daly City and South San Francisco.
Results of TPP Redwood City:
The first TTP Redwood City Cohort had an 88% course success rate throughout the year.
100% of Pipeline Students said the Teacher Pipeline Program increased their interest in early learning careers and their commitment to studying early childhood education.
*The number of new early learning teachers needed by 2025 to keep pace with the growing need for early care and education spaces in San Mateo County alone is 2,491. It is estimated that the shortfall of child care spaces for children ages 0-4 will be 13,981 by 2025. Brion Economics. “2016 Early Learning Facilities Needs Assessment: San Mateo County.”
