Downtown College Prep Preparing Students to Thrive at Four-Year Universities
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Tax Freedom Day Community Fair Builds Low-income Families' Confidence to Pay for College
Story Corps Partners with DCP on National Teachers Initiative Capturing Oral Histories
California Dream Act Offers Path to College for Undocumented Students
College Access Foundation Awards $161,000 in College Scholarships to Class of 2012
Press Release College Access Foundation
Comerica Bank Supports Students’ College Success At Downtown College Prep
Huffington Post: DCP Changes Lives
Tom Vander Ark on DCP
DCP to close Alviso campus will open in Alum Rock
DCP Class of 2011 Commits to College Success!
Class of 2011 College Matriculation Summary
DCP ranks #2 in college-going rate to California public colleges
Santa Clara County College-Going Rate 2009
96 Silicon Valley Experts Identify DCP as Top Non-Profit in 2010
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DCP (grades 9-12)
1460 The Alameda
San Jose, CA 95126
Phone: 408-271-1730
Fax: 408-271-1734
DCP Alum Rock
(grades 6-8)
1250 South King Road
San Jose, CA 95122
Phone: 408-942-7000
Fax: 408-942-7007
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At DCP we believe every student is college-bound
DCP prepares underachieving students who will be the first in their families to go to college to thrive at four-year universities. DCP has a singular goal for every student: DCP graduates will enroll in and graduate from a four-year university.
DCP Class of 2011 College Matriculation Summary
DCP's College Success Report 2011-2012
Students and families choose DCP because they seek an academic environment where they will be challenged and supported to achieve high academic standards. Students often overcome years of academic struggle as they learn new habits of learning and develop the confidence to pursue the dream of college success.
DCP students achieve high rates of college acceptance, enrollment and graduation, and serve as pioneers in their families and neighborhoods.
