 High Road School Nurse Residency ProjectIn collaboration with the Teacher for Healthy Kids, California Teacher's Association, CSU's School Nurse Credentialing Programs, CSU Nursing programs and School Districts, CSNO applied for and was awarded a High Road School Nurse Residency Partnership Implementation Grant. This 2 year grant will assist 150 school nurses from economically challenged communities (50% Free and Reduced Lunch or greater) and financially assist them in obtaining their school nurse credential. The grant starts January 1, 2024 and ends January 1, 2026.Application ProcessIf you are interested in applying for this High Road School Nurse Residency Implementation Grant, please complete this application form below (soon to come). Admission to and completion of a school nurse credentialing program as well as a two year commitment to the mentoring school district is required. You will also be required to attend High Road Training meetings and participate in the High Road evaluation. Candidates will be required to sign and adhere to a contract agreements. High Road school nurse residency training project application will be published soonAbout High Road Training ProjectsThe California Workforce Development Board (CWDB), in partnership with the Labor and Workforce Development Agency (LWDA), is pleased to announce the High Road -Training Partnership’s Resilient Workforce Program (RWP). The objectives of the High Road Training Partnership (HRTP) initiative are to:
In alignment with these objectives, the HRTP RWP will fund training partnerships with high-road employers to directly increase the number of skilled workers from underserved populations in high-quality jobs in priority sectors. |