This week, the foundation unveiled a suite of grants that will help address some of the sector’s seemingly intractable problems: skyrocketing tuition, persistently low completion rates, continued budget cuts and diminished seat capacity. Totaling $9 million, these grants support a range of options to earn a credential with value in the labor market without incurring significant debt.

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Our education system is failing the most vulnerable in society—children of color who grow up poor. The imbalance and inequities in public education that have existed for too long are still at work in communities of color.

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How can we provide alternative educational and training programs to help the American worker in this economy?

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Breakthrough changes are needed to improve the U.S. educational system.

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Complete College America recently challenged the nation’s governors to improve the postsecondary performance of low income students and students of color by enacting innovative, high-impact reforms in their states.

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