Recruitment

The CSSC collaborates with education partners through the “Reach for Chico” recruitment program. The “Reach for Chico” mission is to recruit 1st generation college students along with serving these students and their families as they participate in the college admission process.

The partnerships are vibrant relationships that include motivational talks, college preparation workshops, extended campus visits, parent workshops, and community building activities.  These partnerships have constantly delivered a diverse applicant pool for CSU, Chico. 

An important characteristic of an education partner is the evidence that their students have received a clear and constant message about individual responsibility. Partners such as the Advancement Via Independent Determination (AVID) program in the Inland Empire area, the Catch the Dream program in the Coachella Valley, and the Bay Area Leadership Foundation are examples of excellent “Reach for Chico” partnerships. In return, the CSSC carefully monitors our partners’ students as they transition to CSU, Chico and begin the transformative journey of higher education.

Programs

RIMS AVID

AVID Region II

Catch the Dream

Bay Area Leadership Foundation 

Making Waves

Grindstone Rancheria

Feather River College Educational Talent Search

Mooretown. Berry Creek, Enterprise Rancherias: E Pa Kannim Early College High School

High Schools (and Percentage of Free or Reduced Meal Plans)

Northern California (all schools support an AVID program)

Tulelake High School (81%)

Trinity High School (48%)

Westwood High School (44%)

Orland High School (65%)

Los Molinos High School (78%)

Capitol Heights Academy (83%)

Sacramento High School (55%)

Bay Area

Lionel Wilson College Preparatory Academy (91%)

East Palo Alto Phoenix Academy

Inland Empire (all schools support an AVID program)

Ramona High School (75%)

Montclair High School (58%)

Heritage High School (50%)

Martin Luther King High School

Fontana High School

John W. North High School (70%)

Jurupa Valley High School (65%)

West Valley High School

Kaiser High School (59%)

Arlington High School (62%)

Paloma Valley High School (28%)

Perris High School (74%)

Rubidoux High School (86%)

Colton High School (68%)

Redlands East Valley (37%)

Summit High School (55%)

La Sierra High School (46%)

Valley View High School (59%)

Coachella Valley

Coachella Valley High School (83%)

Desert Mirage High School (76%)

La Quinta High School (37%)

Indio High School (70%)

Desert Hot Springs (84%)

Los Angeles

Morningside High (91%)

San Diego

Orange Glen High School (67%)

San Ysidro High School (80%)