A new Foundation program, funded by a $20 million grant, will bring clean air and fuel efficiency benefits to Californians by reducing the number of high-polluting vehicles on our roadways.
Six of the Foundation’s partner Early College High Schools have been included among America’s best by US News & World Report, which recently published its annual rankings of the top high schools in the nation.
Southern California Edison gives $1 million to the California Community Colleges to launch the “Green Jobs Education Initiative,” providing scholarship support for students seeking training or certification.