New MOU Between CAC and PPEP Will Benefit High School Students
by Angela Askey | Executive Director Public Relations and Marketing
Dr. Jaqueline Elliott, President of Central Arizona College and Dr. John D. Arnold, Founder & CEO of PPEP
Pictured (standing): Mr. Keith Greer, Lead Teacher at Alice Paul Learning Center; Ms. Moriah Levi, Director of School Operations; Mr. Wayne Tucker, Superintendent; Ms. Jenni Cardenas, VP for Student Services; Mr. Chris Wodka, VP of Finance; and Dr. Johnson Bia, Chief Administrative Officer for Education.
(NEWS RELEASE) Central Arizona College recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Portable Practical Educational Preparation, Inc. & Affiliates (PPEP) to maximize resources available that will assist high school students in transitioning to and successfully completing a post-secondary education.
Both parties are committed to providing high quality educational experiences and pathways for students. As stated in the MOU, training or education arrangements may include dual enrollment, concurrent enrollment, traditional enrollment, or customized enrollment. CAC and PPEP will look at the potential to collaborate on grant and resource development as well as added opportunities for scholarships or financial aid assistance. Additionally, there may be possible internship options with PPEP.
Dr. Jackie Elliott, CAC President stated, “CAC strives to be innovative. Unique partnerships such as our agreement with PPEP are one way to grow and expand opportunities and service to students.”
Dr. Keith Greer, Lead Teacher at PPEP TEC High School in Casa Grande added, “We really appreciate the partnership with CAC and options the college provides for students attending alternative or charter schools.”
CAC and PPEP have plans to also explore international exchange program options.
