College Going Initiative
The Lake County College-Going Initiative (CGI) delivers college and career information to all students and families to develop college-going cultures in the schools and community.CGI is a partnership between the Lake County Office of Education and local school districts, colleges, community organizations, and businesses. A variety of programs and services are offered, including:
Summer Algebra & Science Academies
The Academies are 4 week programs run at local school sites to promote closing the achievement gap in core subject areas through targeted instruction, innovative curriculum, and a non-traditional summer school model.
California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science (COSMOS)
National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF)
COSMOS is a University of California residential academic program for students in grades 8-12, and addresses topics such as astronomy, aerospace engineering, biomedical sciences, computer science, wetlands ecology, ocean science, robotics, and game theory. NYLF is a residential program for students in grades 9-12 which focuses on the medical sciences.
California Academic Decathlon (CAD)
CAD is an enrichment program in which 9th-12th grade students compete in a series of academic tests and demonstrations based on an advanced curriculum in art, music, science, language, literature, and math.
CollegeWeekLive.com connects students, parents, and counselors with colleges throughout the United States.
University Admittance Reception
The reception is a recognition dinner for students and families who have been accepted into a 4-year college.
College: Making It Happen (CMIH)
CMIH is an interactive presentation for middle school students focusing on college and career opportunities.
Adelante Jovenes
Adelante Jovenes is organized by a variety of partners and is geared towards assisting migrant education students and families in future planning.
College Tours, Guest Speakers, and College and Career Presentations
CGI partners assists schools in organizing family college tours and obtaining guest speakers.Individualized presentations for elementary, middle, and high school students are provided on a variety of topics, including test taking strategies, note taking, financial aid, and the A-G requirements.


