A Central Coast college has received a major grant to help more high school students get into college, and graduate.
Cuesta College is the only community college on the Central and South Coasts to get funding from the state’s Award for Innovation in Higher Education program. The $2 million dollars will be used to create a new program which will set up a classroom on the Paso Robles High School campus for students to take tuition-free college campuses.
The students would have the ability to gradate with Associate Degrees a year after graduation from high school.
