About CA4A
What is CA4A?
College Access for All (CA4A) is a powerful city-wide program working to ensure all New York City high school students graduate “college and career ready,” empowered to succeed at whatever postsecondary option they choose. Our goal is to raise the bar of success for every student, shifting the focus from high school graduation to post-secondary success, and graduating students with the skills, mindsets, and long-term planning abilities required to succeed in the post-secondary pathway of their choice.
How Does CA4A Work?
College Access for All offers every high school three years of funding, as well as access to a community dedicated to increasing college and career access for students by advancing the best practices needed to build a “college and career ready” culture in every high school. This support is anchored in four core components:
Our Team
Supporting high schools means being available and responsive. The College Access for All team is dedicated to making this program work for your building, and that includes answering any and all questions about how or where the program can best fit your needs. For questions on...
MISSION, GOALS, AND OVERALL LEADERSHIP: connect with our leaders, John Murphy and Josh Steckel at jmurphy36@schools.nyc.gov and jsteckel@schools.nyc.gov
PARTNERSHIPS AND VENDOR CONNECTIONS: email Liz Kahn and Stephen Anderson at EKahn2@schools.nyc.gov and SAnderson34@schools.nyc.gov
COLLEGE AND CAREER COACHING: reach out to CA4Acoaches@schools.nyc.gov
CITYWIDE OFFERINGS (around the College and CareerPlanning Calendar, options, or other trainings): contact Sugeni Perez Sadler and Kristen Harris at SPerezsadler@schools.nyc.gov and KHarris19@schools.nyc.gov. Reach out to us!
Building a “college- and career-ready” culture in every New York City public school
CA4A year 3.pdf