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Updates from the Oregon High School Equivalency Program
February 15, 2023
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Hello,
We have two exciting updates to share with you! As we strive to support GED® test learners across Oregon, we are thrilled to announce two important developments.
First, time is running out to apply for the Oregon GED® Wraparound Grants. Don't miss this opportunity to access essential funding and assistance tailored to GED® test learners' needs.
Second, we at the HECC are delighted with the launch of our redesigned agency website. Our new website is designed to be more accessible, user-friendly, and packed with resources to support Oregonians' educational journeys. Explore the revamped platform to discover a wealth of information, tools, and opportunities available.
Read on for more details about how to apply for the grants and to learn about the exciting features of our new website. Together, let's continue to empower GED® test learners across Oregon!
Adrienne & Kasena
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Reminder: Apply for Oregon GED® Wraparound Grants - Check the Q&A!
The Oregon GED® Program's Wraparound Grants Request for Applications is live! You have until February 16 at 4:00 pm to submit your applications. To assist you in the process, we have posted a comprehensive set of Questions and Answers (Q/As) that aim to address any questions you may have.
For additional support, clarifications, or if you require the application materials in an alternative format, please reach out to Lisa Kelly-Harriman at lisa.m.kelly-harriman@hecc.oregon.gov.
To access the application and Q/As, please visit our Grant and Contracting Opportunities webpage (CORRECTED LINK) at Higher Education Coordinating Commission : Grant and Contract Opportunities : About Agency Offices : State of Oregon.
Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to the success of the GED® test learners in Oregon. Hurry! Only 1 day left to apply. We look forward to receiving your applications!
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Other Resources
Announcing the Redesigned Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC) Website at www.oregon.gov/highered
Salem, Oregon | The Higher Education Coordinating Commission is pleased to announce the launch of our redesigned agency website at www.oregon.gov/highered. The new website is designed to be more accessible, mobile responsive, and user-friendly as we aim to engage the public on the work we do to support higher education and training statewide. Some of the features of the design include the following.
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A simplified home page with multiple ways to find content
- A more modern, mobile-responsive design using visual components
- A focus on audience needs, including: student and learner opportunities, public engagement opportunities, equity and student success resources, and commonly needed resources for institution and workforce partners
- A website system that is more accessible for all, including people with disabilities who may use assistive technology to access content and people who speak/read languages other than English
- New content in multiple areas, including sections focused on:
The new site makes use of a new set of templates that are designed for Oregon state agency websites with a focus on accessibility and usability. We thank the Oregon E-government program for making the improved set of resources available to us, and we thank our contractor Tyler Oregon for their expertise in the design and production of the site, including customization of the template system to meet our agency needs. We also thank Oregon college and university partners for sharing photos of students and campus communities that are featured on the site.
If you currently link to pages or documents on our site, we recommend you update your links to the new addresses at your convenience. If you have any questions on finding content, we suggest you start with Find Information and Contacts by Topic. If you wish to send input or comments on the new site, feel free to email us at info.hecc@hecc.oregon.gov. Thank you for engagement!
The new site makes use of a new set of templates that are designed for Oregon state agency websites with a focus on accessibility and usability. We thank the Oregon E-government program for making the improved set of resources available to us, and we thank our contractor Tyler Oregon for their expertise in the design and production of the site, including customization of the template system to meet our agency needs. We also thank Oregon college and university partners for sharing photos of students and campus communities that are featured on the site.
If you currently link to pages or documents on our site, we recommend you update your links to the new addresses at your convenience. If you have any questions on finding content, we suggest you start with Find Information and Contacts by Topic. If you wish to send input or comments on the new site, feel free to email us at info.hecc@hecc.oregon.gov. Thank you for engagement!
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