TGR Learning Lab Anaheim hosts hundreds for youth STEAM Carnival, career panel
On Saturday, March 8, the TGR Learning Lab Anaheim was filled with students and families participating in engaging science, technology, engineering, arts and math experiences. The STEAM Day began with a gaming and esports panel for high school students followed by its inaugural STEAM Carnival for all ages. Aimed at spreading awareness of the programs […]
Building Career-Connected Learning Through Studios: A New Model for Real-World Student Engagement
At TGR Learning Labs, we believe in more than just teaching students about careers—we want to give them the chance to experience them firsthand. That’s why we’re pioneering new Career-Connected Learning (CCL) models, bridging classroom learning with real-world applications. One of our most exciting innovations is our Studio Model, where students transition from learning foundational […]
Local partners enhance career-connected learning experiences among under-resourced youth Â
When you think of The Genesis Invitational, hosted by Tiger Woods, you might picture the world’s best golfers, but for thousands of students in Orange County, the true impact of his legacy is opportunities provided through his education nonprofit, TGR Foundation. Through partners like Genesis, the Foundation is bridging critical education and workforce readiness gaps […]
Career panel connects high school students with Providence health care professionals
On November 22, 2024, TGR Foundation gathered students from four high schools in the Anaheim Union High School District for the second annual career panel event, hosted in partnership with Providence. Designed to provide aspiring healthcare professionals with exposure, networking opportunities and hands-on activities, the event engaged students from Savanna, Magnolia, Kennedy and Western. “This […]
How internships, career-connected learning experiences prepare students for success
In today’s rapidly evolving job market, the transition from the classroom to careers can be daunting for many students. The gap between academic learning and real-world application often leaves graduates underprepared for the workforce. Â
TGR Foundation, Providence recognize high school students addressing community health needs
High school students across three schools in the Anaheim Union High School District were recently selected by a panel of judges from Providence as winners of the 2023-2024 Career-Connected Learning Program Student Showcase.Â
In January students participating in the health care pathway of the district’s Regional Occupational Program received the results of Providence’s 2023 Community Health Needs Assessment. Working in teams, the students were tasked with choosing one of the needs identified, supplementing the results with further research and developing a presentation on recommended ways to meet the needs chosen. The winning teams provided solutions to elderly neglect, teen mental health and healthcare system strategies. Â
Anaheim high school students experience interactive health careers field trip
Students from three Anaheim high schools who are interested in pursuing health care careers participated  in a hands-on, interactive learning event led by nine Providence health care professionals at the TGR Learning Lab on Friday, November 17. The event featured a panel discussion with Providence doctors and other professionals and experiential working sessions where the students engaged in activities involving biotechnology.
