Register for the California Adult Learner Persistence Project
     

Register for Persistence Project

The California Adult Learning Persistence Project helps adult educators explore ways to improve their programs. The project is self-directed and open-ended. Because each agency has unique circumstances and interests, there is no single “prescription” that will suit all situations. Educators can explore concepts on their own, discuss ideas with other educators in their community or region, or engage in dialogue with other participating educators by posting comments or questions to the listserve.

Local agencies that choose to register for the project will be able to record the strategies and activities they implement at their local sites and keep a record of the successes, barriers, and lessons that they learn. This information will help document the types of research-based practices being explored by agencies in California.

Complete the following information to participate in the online California Adult Learner Persistence Project

  • Name of agency
  • School district (if applicable)
  • CDS or vendor code (without the two digit county code before the dash)
  • List name of agency contact (limit one name per agency)
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View Only

Educators have the option of reviewing and printing all the pages of the interactive guide without registering for the project. Local agencies that choose to register for the project (rather than selecting the “view only” option), can document the strategies and activities they implement at their local sites.

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Call (800) 894-3113 CA Only
(916) 228-2580 for login help

OTAN activities are funded by contract #5000 of the Federal P.L., 105-220, Section 223, from the Adult Education Office, Secondary, Postsecondary & Adult Leadership Division, California Department of Education. However, the content does not necessarily reflect the position of that department or the U.S. Department of Education

Information entered into the Adult Learner Persistence Project website is password protected and entered into a secure database supported by the California Department of Education (CDE). The decision to participate or not participate in the Adult Learner Persistence Project will have no effect on school or local agency funding nor will it impact participation in any other adult education initiatives. No rewards or sacntions will be associated with participation in the project. The CDE may compile aggregate information from the database for research purposes and may contact schools or local agencies to solicit information on successful models.