Academic Achievement and Civic Leadership

Program Overview

The Education and Career Success Program strengthens academic achievement, leadership development, and preparation for educational and career pathways. It supports school success, college readiness, career planning, and lifelong learning. Students begin this pathway with American Government, which builds civic understanding, ethical leadership, critical inquiry, and informed participation in democratic society while grounding students in the structures and functions of U.S. government and civic life.

What students learn:

Students develop study skills, time management, communication, leadership, and career planning abilities. The program also supports college preparation, goal setting, professional growth, and personal development for success in education and the workforce. In American Government, students examine the U.S. Constitution, federal/state/local government systems, civil rights and liberties, elections, public policy, civic responsibilities, ethical governance, media literacy, and comparative democratic values.

Who it is for:

This program is designed for students, parents, educators, mentors, and adult learners seeking to improve academic performance, career readiness, and leadership potential. It is especially valuable for first-generation college students and those preparing for higher education or career transitions. The American Government course is also suited for individuals interested in public policy, law, education, leadership, and community service.

Academic Achievement and Civic Leadership

Sample topics

  • Study skills and time management
  • High school and college readiness
  • Career exploration and leadership development
  • College application preparation
  • Teaching and learning readiness
  • Leadership and community engagement
  • Foundations of American Government
  • U.S. Constitution and democratic principles

Class Schedule

Day
Time (Pacific Time – GMT-7)
Monday
5:30-8:30PM

Fall Semester Calendar 2026

Important academic dates for students enrolled in the Fall 2026 semester.

Date
Academic Event
August 24
Fall Semester Begins
First day of classes.
November 23 – 28
Thanksgiving Break
College closed for Thanksgiving recess.
December 12
Fall Semester Ends
Last day of Fall semester classes.

Faculty

Dr. GB Singh

Dr. GB Singh

Director of Career Success and Civic Leadership

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