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Today, six CNCA schools across seven campuses are educating 3,200 students from early childhood through high school and proving that all children can learn and achieve when held to high expectations, exposed to rigorous and relevant learning experiences, and given targeted intervention and support in a safe and welcoming environment.   

 

At Camino Nuevo, all high school seniors graduate meeting admissions requirements for the University of California and California State University systems. In 2021, 76 percent of them enrolled in postsecondary education after graduation. While only 11 percent of low-income students nationwide earn a bachelor’s degree, that rate is more than three times higher for Camino Nuevo graduates. We pride ourselves on preparing all of our students for success in school, in college, and in life.  

 

Our schools have won state and national awards for improving outcomes for all students. In 2015, Camino Nuevo earned the Bright Spot Award from the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics for closing achievement gaps between English learners and native English speakers. In 2018, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools recognized our schools with a special induction into the Charter Schools Hall of Fame.