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5DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom LinkMultiple Dates Available 12:00 AM - 12:00 AMLCAP Support 2025-2026MCOE provides three tiers of support to guide districts and charter schools in crafting effective, compliant, and equity-driven LCAPs.LCAP Authors/LeadsCinthya Cortes [email protected] ZoomMultiple Dates Available: 10/21/25, 12/8/25, 2/3/26,4/7/26 02:00 PM - 03:30 PMLCAP Focus Sessions 2025-26LCAP FOCUS SESSIONS are held quarterly via Zoom to share best practices for developing a comprehensive, equity-driven plan. These sessions emphasize collaboration with educational partners, including student voices and reflections, to improve student outcomes. LCAP authors will also receive registration invitations.LCAP Authors/LeadsCinthya Cortes [email protected] links comingBy Appointment LCAP Personalized Sessions for Districts and Charter SchoolsOur customized one-on-one sessions provide districts and charter schools with focused support to refine their LCAP, ensuring compliance with CDE requirements while addressing unique local priorities and context.LCAP Authors/LeadsMichelle Ramirez [email protected] to AppointmentCalendar4/10/26;4/24/26; 5/4/26; 5/11/26 Times Vary by DateLCAP Writing SessionsThese sessions are designed for LCAP team members who are beginning the 26-27 LCAP writing process. During these collaborative sessions, attendees will have dedicated writing time to address all sections in te 2026-27 LCAP.LCAP Writers Cinthya Cortes [email protected] Person
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom LinkEvery First Tuesday 04:00 PM - 05:00 PMLearn Data PracticesUse free open-source software (R) to clean, analyze, merge, and visualize various types of data, including CAASPP, California School Dashboard indicators, demographic data, and more.Open to all interested in open-source software.Cinthya Cortes [email protected]://montereycoe.zoom.us/j/91201962894?pwd%3Dz7giMzpyBZWyWje8TbKYOxIgb1M3mL.1By Appointment Individualized Data SupportIndividualized Data Supports offers personalized assistance to help you turn raw data into powerful tools for insight and communication.Local Administrators and Community PartnersDavid Dobrowski [email protected] and Assessment Services - Monterey County Office of Education11/18/2025 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMDashboard Deep DiveLearn about navigating the California School Dashboard, discover changes in methodology, and analyze data trends. This session aims to enhance deeper learning of Dashboard data.Educational Leaders who use data. Open to all LEA staff.Cinthya Cortes [email protected] Dates Available Open - OpenATSI and CSI Personalized Learning SessionsThese personalized learning sessions are designed to assist school sites in understanding eligibility criteria & federal requirements, analyzing results to identify areas of focus, and developing and implementing activities within the SPSA plan.School & District LeadsCinthya Cortes [email protected] Zoom Link6
7DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link03/02/2026 09:00 AM - 12:00 PMSchool Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) Development WorkshopWorkshop will focus on school plan development, including conducting a needs assessment, understanding plan requirements for CSI, ATSI, and TSI, and implementing activities to support plan improvement. Participants will review school plan components, the plan development process, and have dedicated time for collaboration.School & District LeadsCinthya Cortes [email protected] Person08/25/2025 08:30 AM - 03:00 PMContinuous Improvement Series: Continuous Improvement EssentialsExplore how improvement science helps teams drive positive change using evidence-based methods. This session introduces key practices including equity-centered goal setting, root cause analysis, data-informed decision-making, and systems thinking—all grounded in a mindset of shared responsibility for student success and continuous improvement.New members of CI teamsCinthya Cortes [email protected] Person10/6/25; 1/14/26 08:30 AM - 03:00 PMContinuous Improvement Series: College and Career Indicator - Measuring SuccessThis two-part series supports school and district teams in understanding the State Board of Education’s College/Career Readiness indicators and the criteria used on the CA School Dashboard. Participants will explore cutting-edge strategies to improve CCI performance and enhance student readiness by identifying who is “Prepared” or “Approaching Prepared.”HS Counselors, Site Leaders, District LeadersCinthya Cortes [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2716607
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link12/04/20259:00:00 AM or 3 pm - 11:00:00 AM or 5pmPatterns, Projects & Problem Solving: Boosting Future Reading Learning Through CSHelp students build stronger foundations in math, literacy, science, and beyond by fostering the growth of critical thinking, problem-solving, and reasoning skills through computer science practices that prepare them for future-ready careers. Learn how you can strengthen problem-solving skills you already teach through computer science.TK-12 Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]/26/202504:00 PM - 05:00 PM2026 Science Fair OrientationJoin our virtual orientation to prepare for your local science fair with NGSS-aligned strategies, student engagement tools, and key dates for the Monterey County Science & Engineering Fair6th-12th Grade Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2636269/10/25,2/4/26,5/6/2609:00 AM - 11:00 AMVAPA Network Join our 4-part VAPA Collaborative Network to exchange promising practices, support California Arts Standards implementation, and strengthen TK–12 arts programs through Proposition 28 and strategic planningTK-12 Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2636179
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link01/21/202603:30 PM - 05:00 PMScience: Accelerating Literacy Through StorytellingJoin us to explore how storytelling supports Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in science for TK-12 students. Learn strategies to deepen scientific understanding, foster creativity, and create an inclusive, engaging learning environment for all students!TK-12 Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26361903/12/202608:30 AM - 03:00 PM1-Day CAST InstituteJoin the CAST Institute to strengthen science instruction and accountability! This one-day, in-person event will help you navigate the Science Indicator on the CA Dashboard, analyze CAST data, and design NGSS-aligned lessons and performance tasks that drive student achievement.5th - 12th Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26362001/13/202609:00 AM - 11:00 AMCreative Connections: Integrating the Arts in UPKDiscover how to integrate visual arts, music, dance, and theater into early childhood settings using the California Preschool/Transitional Kindergarten Learning Foundations (PTKLF). Engage in hands-on, play-based experiences that foster children's social-emotional, language, and cognitive growth through creative expression.TK Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26362110
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link1/27/26,4/28/263:30-5:00PM - 11:00 AMYouth Climate Action: Building School-Wide Environmental LiteracyJoin us for our 3-part series, where TK-12 educators will learn how to build a youth council and develop leadership skills in local civic engagement. Empower students to lead climate action projects and integrate environmental literacy across grade levels.TK-12 Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2636222/3/26,2/10/26,2/17/26,2/24/2604:00 PM - 05:00 PMMaster the CAST: 4-Part Virtual Academy for Success!Get your students ready to excel with the CAST Academy! This 4-part virtual series, held every Tuesday in February from 4:00 PM- 5:00 PM, will help you navigate the science dashboard, unlock valuable insights from CAST data, and design NGSS-aligned lessons and assessments that foster deeper learning and impactful results.5th - 12th Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26362303/07/202609:00 AM - 04:00 PM2026 Monterey County Science & Engineering FairJoin us for the Monterey County Science & Engineering Fair where 6th-12th grade scientists and engineers can showcase their research and discoveries. Students will go through a scoring process for the chance to advance to the California Science & Engineering Fair (CSEF), Thermo Fisher Junior Innovator’s Challenge (JIC), and the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF).6th -12th grade Teachers, School Leaders, District LeadersThalia Hernandez [email protected]
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link126/11/266/12/2608:30 AM - 03:00 PM2026 Summer Arts InstituteJoin us for the 2-Day Summer Arts Institute, where TK-12 educators will immerse themselves in hands-on learning across visual arts, dance, media arts, music, and theater, all aligned with the California Arts Standards and Framework. Collaborate with colleagues to enrich your practice and design a dynamic, standards-based arts curriculum for the upcoming school year.TK-12 Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26362510/8/25, 11/19/25, 2/11/26, and 4/15/2609:00 AM - 11:00 AMLocal CAL-MSCS NetworkLearn more about content integration for student success with content-specific breakouts. Join us as we support student engagement, instructional practices, and family engagement. Bring your teams!TK-12 Teachers, TOSAs, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26362412/4/25, 1/22/26, 2/12/26, 4/16/2608:30 AM - 02:30 PMMath Matters: Adopting Materials that CountPrepare your teams for curricular shifts! Learn how the new math framework impacts curricular design while deepening your understanding of high-quality instructional materials. Lunch provided.Session 1: Framework OverviewSession 2: Instructional ShiftsSession 3: Supporting Multilingual LearnersSession 4: Curricular ShiftsAll Educators Thalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-263602
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link10/11/202510:00 AM - 03:00 PMMath Festival Teachers! Bring your 6th–12th grade students to a high-energy day of math fun! Students will rotate through engaging and interactive games, puzzles, art, and activity tables. Lunch is included. Optional competitions include a performance task (individual or teams) and math art (individual only).6th -12th grade Teachers, School Leaders, District LeadersThalia Hernandez [email protected]://sites.google.com/montereycoe.org/mathfest/home09/30/202504:00 PM - 05:30 PMClassroom Structures for Math DiscourseBecome a math maestro, seamlessly conducting classroom math discussions and enriching student learning. During this session, we will use Desmos Teacher to create lessons that are engaging and support student thinking, discourse, and reflection.6th -12th grade Teachers, CoachesThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26359609/18/20253:30 PM-Afternoon Session8:30 AM- All Day Session - 6:00 PM Afternoon Session3:00 PM All Day SessionMath Intervention Join us for an interactive session using research-based math intervention practices and craft effective intervention sessions based on student needs. Learn how to use a free screener to assess student number sense. Choose from a one day session or two afternoon sessions.K-8 grade teachers and coachesThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26359813
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link1409/22/202510:00 AM - 11:30 AMFinancial Literacy Join us as we address the components of Assembly Bill (AB) 2927, requiring all high school students to take a financial literacy course in order to graduate. We will discuss the implementation of high quality instructional materials for either a one semester or full year course for all students, including master schedule challenges and potential solutions.High School Educators, Coaches, Counselors, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26360012/05/202508:30 AM - 12:00 PMCracking the Math CAASPPDon't teach to the test! Use the state resources to align your instruction, assess, and re-engage struggling students. Demystify the CAASPP and effectively prepare your students for the end-of-the-year summative math test. Join us online to unpack resources and formative interim assessment blocks to integrate into your classroom practice seamlessly.3rd grade-High School Math Teachers, Coaches, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26361010/29/202504:30 AM - 06:00 PMExploring Data Science in the High School CurriculumAre you a teacher, school counselor, or administrator curious about how data science can transform student learning and prepare them for the careers of tomorrow? Join us for a special event featuring Rob Gould, UCLA professor and national leader in K–12 data science education. He'll be sharing both the “how” and the “why” behind this growing field.High School Math Educators, Coaches, Counselors, and AdministratorsThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-269012
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link02/06/202609:00 AM - 05:00 PMSave the Date: Math Instructional Materials FairLooking for a new or supplemental math curriculum? Bring your teams to explore the new framework-aligned materials. Publisher representatives from the State Board adopted Math Instruction Materials List will be on hand to answer questions and share how their materials support student learning.Teachers, Coaches, Administrators, AllThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2718369/16/202511/18/20252/10/202609:00 AM - 11:00 AMEducational Technology NetworkA network collaborating around best practices in digital learning, including A.I. We share ideas, projects, and local and state updates.Teachers, TOSA's, Coaches, Educational LeadersThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26361209/27/202509:00 AM - 12:00 PMEd Tech: Tools for SuccessStay ahead of the curve in education technology with this interactive workshop, where educators explore the latest tools and strategies to enhance student engagement and critical thinking—including expanding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to support quality instruction. Collaborate with peers to develop innovative ideas for technology integration, creating dynamic and engaging learning environments for all students.Teachers, TOSA's, CoachesThalia Hernandez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26285615
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link8/26/202510/28/20251/20/20268/26 9AMIP 1:00 PMV 4:00 PM - 8/26 11AMIP 3:00 PMV 6:00 PMArtificial Intelligence SeriesA special series on the role of A.I. in education. Join us for engaging sessions designed to support districts, teachers, and students using A.I. Come for one session or the series. Choose between online or in-person sessions.Session 1: A.I. Policy - VirtualSession 2: A.I. Media Literacy - In-person and virtualSession 3: A.I. Content Creation - In-person and virtualAll Educators Norma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2628499/10/2025 (orientation)02/21/26 (Spelling Bee)04:00 PM - 04:45 PMSpelling Bee & OrientationJoin us for an essential Spelling Bee Orientation designed to help site Bee coordinators and administrators successfully plan and execute their school's Spelling Bee.School Site Bee Coordinators and/or AdministratorsNorma Esparza [email protected] OMS for this event9/16/202512/9/20253/10/202609:00 AM - 11:00 AMUPK Network Join Preschool, Transitional Kindergarten, and Kindergarten educators from across the county for interactive sessions that spark meaningful conversations. Connect to share innovative ideas, explore research-based strategies, review CDE updates, and access valuable resources—all while building a supportive network of early learning professionals.TK-3 grade educators and leadersNorma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=26274616
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link8/30/20259/20/202510/18/202511/15/202512/6/202509:00 AM - 03:00 PMDream Big Monterey Literacy Academy TK-3The Dream Big Monterey Early Reading Academy draws on decades of global, evidence-based reading research to develop practical strategies to improve reading outcomes for all students.TK-3 Norma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2639311/31/20262/28/20263/14/20264/11/20265/9/202609:00 AM - 03:00 PMDream Big Monterey Literacy Academy TK-3The Dream Big Monterey Early Reading Academy draws on decades of global, evidence-based reading research to develop practical strategies to improve reading outcomes for all students.TK-3 Norma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2636298/30/20259/20/202510/18/202511/15/202512/6/202509:00 AM - 03:00 PMDream Big Monterey Literacy Academy 4-8The Dream Big Monterey Reading Academy draws on decades of global, evidence-based reading research to develop practical strategies to improve reading outcomes for all students.4-8 Norma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2636301/31/20262/28/20263/14/20264/11/20265/9/202609:00 AM - 03:00 PMDream Big Monterey Literacy Academy 4-8The Dream Big Monterey Reading Academy draws on decades of global, evidence-based reading research to develop practical strategies to improve reading outcomes for all students.4-8 Norma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=26392617
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link9/25/202510/15/202511/6/202508:30 AM - 03:30 PMEffective Cooperative GroupworkDiscover the magic of groupwork in any classroom. We will dive into the why and how of groupwork for enhancing the classroom, increasing student engagement, access, and equity, and building human-centered skills for the 21st century.Secondary Teachers, Coaches, TOSAs, and LeadersNorma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2630179/5/202510/3/202511/7/202509:00 AM - noonCoaching FoundationsWhat makes coaching effective? Engage with the research surrounding Instructional Coaching and Adult Learning Theory, and practice strategies that build trust and lead to increased student success. Sign up for this Professional Learning Opportunity, or reach out to set up an opportunity for your district!Instructional Coaches, TOSAs, Induction Mentors, and other Instructional LeadersNorma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-263273January 22, 2026January 30, 2026April 23, 202609:00 AM - 12:00 PMCoaching Foundations Part 2Back by popular demand! Sessions will include working with adult learners, making Cycles of Inquiry more effective, how to plan and facilitate demo lessons and co-teaching, developing engaging professional learning, and more.Instructional Coaches, TOSAs, and other Instructional LeadersNorma Esparza [email protected]@montereycoe.orghttps://admin.k12oms.org/index.php?p=2&v=4&id=275110https://monterey.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=27511018
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link9/18/202511/20/20251/22/202609:00 AM - 11:00 AMCoaching NetworkCollaborate with colleagues across the county to share tips and grow your skills. Possible Topics include Adult Learning Theory, Establishing Cycles of Inquiry, Analysis of Student Work, Supporting Rising Multilinguals, and more.Instructional Coaches, TOSAs, Induction Mentors, and other Instructional LeadersNorma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26314710/01/202508:30 AM - 03:30 PMFrom Discourse to Writing: Supporting Long-Term English Learners through Academic LanguageUsing an assets-based approach, we will build on students' oral language skills to help strengthen students' process writing skills.MS & HS Norma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26278608/28/202504:00 PM - 05:00 PMAcademic World Quest Informational SessionWhat is Academic World Quest? Join us for an informational session to learn more about this opportunity for students to engage in a competition to answer questions about international affairs and U.S. foreign policy.HS Norma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26298319
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link02/14/202609:00 AM - 01:00 PMAcademic World QuestJoin MCOE & WACMB to participate in the 2025-26 Academic World Quest (AWQ) competition! Teams of four compete to answer questions about international affairs and U.S. foreign policy, with cash prizes, plus the winning team will compete in Washington DC. Coaches will receive a stipend provided by WACMB.HS Norma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2631879/11/202511/13/20251/15/202609:00 AM - 11:00 AMHistory/Social Science NetworkCollaborate with colleagues across the county on timely topics that drive our work: Ethnic Studies, Civic Engagement, Media Literacy, and more. Participants will receive important resources and CDE updates.H/SS Teachers, Coaches, TOSAs, and LeadersNorma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26276610/14/2510/21/2504:00 PM - 05:30 PMMedia Literacy In this 2-part series, we will explore resources and strategies that will help our students to safely navigate as media consumers and producers, including how to evaluate and distinguish among information, misinformation, and disinformation.Secondary Teachers, Coaches, TOSAs, and LeadersNorma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26368120
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link09/03/202512/03/202502/25/202609:00 AM - 11:00 AMMultilingual Education Collaborative NetworkThis network is open to instructional leaders committed to English Learner achievement. Participants will engage in discussions around current research, legislation, and best practices, with a focus on policy, capacity building, county-wide initiatives, and networking. Resources from the California Department of Education’s English Learner Support Division will be disseminated.School Leaders: Admin, Coaches, TOSAs, District LeadershipNorma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=2635779/17/202512/10/202502/11/202604/29/202601:30 PM - 03:30 PMEL Roadmap k-12 ToolkitGain a deeper understanding of the California EL Roadmap and its four guiding principles. Learn how to apply policy to classroom practice, support students and families, and advocate for the conditions needed to bring the policy to life. Connect with fellow Monterey County educators to share tools, strategies, and inspiration.School Leaders: Admin, Coaches, TOSAs, District LeadershipNorma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=26344121
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link2209/24/202511/19/202501/21/202603:30 PM - 05:00 PMSubstitute Teacher NetworkIntroducing a network for county guest and substitute teachers! This Substitute Teacher Network offers an exclusive opportunity for substitutes to gather and network as they embark on supporting schools. Join us to gain valuable resources and learn effective strategies.Substitute TeachersNorma Esparza [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=2636289/8/20259/29/202510/27/20251/27/202608:15 AM - 11:15 AMSupporting Long Term English Language LearnersCalifornia recently added long-term English learners (LTEL) to the California School Dashboard. This series will support your team in understanding and using data to inform planning and improve outcomes for multilingual learners. Dive into identifying who is at risk of becoming an LTEL, acquire new data strategies, identify how to support dually identified students and EL Roadmap guidance.Administratos, EL Specialist, Counselors, Special Education Educators, Coaches, TOSAsNorma Esparza [email protected]@montereycoe.orghttps://monterey.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=265144
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link23Launch: August 20September 27, 2025November 15, 2025February 28, 2026April 25, 2026September 26, 2026November 14, 2026February 27, 2027April 24, 20278:30AM-3:30PMLETRS: Mastering Reading Instruction for EducatorsLETRS®, Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling, offers elementary educators a comprehensive understanding of the processes, components, and research behind reading development. This protessional learning is grounded in evidence-based instruction and drives sustainable outcomes through informed and effective classroom practices.TK-5 teachers, special education teachers, and teachers on special assignment.Norma [email protected]@montereycoe.orghttp://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-268904
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link24Launch: August 20, 2025September 9, 2025October 14, 2025November 18, 2025December 9, 2025January 13, 2025February 10, 2026March 10, 2026March 10, 2026April 14, 20269AM-12PMLETRS: Champion Change with LETRS for AdministratorsA dynamic, proven blueprint for literacy leadership, designed for principals, coaches, and district or school leaders. The course provides clear guidance on facilitating instructional change, developing a comprehensive assessment plan, managing resources, assembling an effective school leadership team, and making data-informed decisions to drive and sustain literacy improvement and student success.District and school leaders, coachesNorma [email protected]@montereycoe.orghttp://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-268895
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link25November 7, 2025Reading Difficulties Risk ScreenerThis session will highlight the neuroscience behind why early screening matters while also introducing the latest updates to the RDRS Adoption Toolkit, developed to support schools in preparing for screener implementation and responding once results are available. Feature presentations from Daniel Silberstein (California Department of Education) and Dr. Jason Yeatman (Stanford University, School of Education), and will be facilitated by the Monterey County Office of Education Language & Literacy Team.K-2 educators, coaches and TOSAs, Reading Interventionists, and administratorsNorma [email protected]@montereycoe.org
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom LinkN/AN/A - N/AMCOE and CSUMB Teacher ResidencyEarn your teaching credential through the MCOE + CSUMB Teacher Residency. Residents receive CSUMB coursework, expert mentoring, $42,000 stipend, and dedicated support from the MCOE Residency Coordinator. Includes a Master's pathway option, strong cohort networks, and priority hiring in your residency district with a four-year commitment to teaching in that district.Bachelor’s degree holders seeking a teaching credential, with optional Master’s pathway after 1-year residencyJazmin Aminian Ventura, [email protected]/AN/AN/A - N/AMCOE and Alder GSE Teacher ResidencyBecome a highly effective educator through the MCOE + Alder GSE Teacher Residency—a supportive, year-long apprenticeship focused on social justice and equity. Earn your Master’s degree and credential in one year while learning alongside a mentor teacher. Receive a $43,800 living stipend and gain priority hiring, making a lasting impact on students and communities.Bachelor’s degree holders seeking both a teaching credential AND Master’s degree through a 1-year residency programJazmin Aminian Ventura, [email protected]/A27
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom LinkN/AN/A - N/AMCOE Classified GrantThe MCOE Classified Grant supports current classified staff pursuing a Bachelor's degree and/or teaching credential. Eligible participants may receive up to $4,800 to cover tuition, books, application, or exam fees at a California-accredited college or university. Continue your education and advance your career while making a lasting impact in Monterey County schools.Classified employees pursuing a bachelor’s degree in educationJazmin Aminian Ventura, [email protected]/AN/AN/A - N/ATeacher Induction ProgramClear your Credential! Join MCOE TIP for personalized support, valuable feedback, and tailored professional development to elevate your teaching practice. Our goal is to empower you to become a reflective and accomplished educator, continually expanding your expertise for equitable and exceptional education. Access support from your Coach, Program Advisor, and the dedicated MCOE team at any time. Take the next step and join us now!New multiple or single subject teachers (Years 1–5) with a preliminary credential seeking a Clear CredentialAnnaben Chennault [email protected]/AN/A - N/ABecome a Mentor for the Teacher Induction ProgramAre you ready to make a difference for a new teacher?We are looking for retired or current veteran teachers who:Demonstrate commitment to professional learning and collaborationHold a Clear Teaching CredentialHave the ability, willingness, and flexibility to meet the new teacher’s needs for supportAre eager to participate in coach training, collaboration, and calibrationHave at least the minimum of three years of effective teaching experienceExperienced educators interested in mentoring new teachers in Monterey CountyAnnaben Chennault [email protected]/BecomeaTeacherInductionMentor28
29DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom LinkEvery Monday04:00 PM - 05:00 PMInduction Office HoursHave questions about your ILP, documentation, deadlines or program requirements? Join our Teacher Induction Program Office Hours for real-time support, guidance, and answers to all your TIP-related needs.All enrolled TIP or CASC Candidates, Coaches and MentorsAnnaben Chennault [email protected]/TIPZOOM08/16/202509:00 AM - 01:00 PMTeacher ExtravaganzaAttention all teachers! Resources, Music, Connections!All P-12 Educators, all interns, residents, student teachers, and those interested in the teaching professionMaralina Milazzo [email protected]/AN/AN/A - N/ANew Administrators: Clear Administrative Services Credential Program (CASC)The Clear Administrator Services Credential Program (CASC) offers a unique opportunity for new administrators to demonstrate their knowledge and skills through the California Professional Standards for Education Leaders (CPSELs) and engage in reflective, research-based leadership inquiry cycles. With personalized support from program staff, employers, and coaches, participants will be well-prepared for success through the two-year Individual Induction Plan. Register today to take the next step in your administrative career!New administrators with a Preliminary Administrative Credential seeking a Clear Administrative Services CredentialMaralina Milazzo [email protected]/A29
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom LinkN/AN/A - N/ACoaching ConnectionsDo you have what it takes to be a Coach for a new school Administrator?We are seeking dedicated individuals to serve as coaches in our comprehensive CASC Program. By sharing your expertise and insights, you can help shape the next generation of educational leaders. Join us in making a positive difference and leave a lasting legacy in the field of education.Take the first step towards this rewarding opportunity today!Experienced leaders interested in coaching a new administrator in Monterey CountyMaralina Milazzo [email protected]/BecomeaCASCCoach10/4/202503/07/202608:30 AM - 11:00 AMEffective Classroom Management StrategiesJoin us for a hands-on workshop packed with real-world strategies to build a positive, well-run classroom. Integrate trauma-informed. Discover how to set clear routines, support all learners, and foster a strong classroom community—while making your day-to-day more joyful and effective. Perfect for educators ready to engage every student and build lasting relationships!Elementary Teachers, Administrators, Classified StaffGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26319230
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link08/13/202510/15/202501/21/202603:30 PM - 05:30 PMAccessibilty By DesignAre you passionate about creating a dynamic and inclusive learning environment? Join our interactive workshop series to empower educators with practical strategies to reach all learners through effective and inclusive lesson planning.K-12 Teachers, Administrators, Classified StaffGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-263324Multiple Dates04:00 PM - 04:45 PMSEL Mondays SEL Mondays is a dynamic monthly virtual series that equips educators with practical, research-based strategies to support student well-being. Each session focuses on actionable techniques aligned to the five CASEL competencies: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making. Blending theoretical understanding and hand-on activities, each session culminates in a \"Tomorrow's Takeaway\"—a specific, ready-to-use lesson for the classroom.K-12 Teachers, Administrators, Classified StaffGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26334131
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link09/25/202510/29/202512/04/202503:30 PM - 05:30 PMMTSS Tier 2 Tool KitStart building your MTSS Tier 2 intervention tool kit in this practical, virtual series designed for educators and coaches. Learn to select and apply data-driven tools that support diverse learners, strengthen your intervention planning, and collaborate with peers. Each session offers stand-alone strategies you can immediately implement with confidence.K-12 Teachers, Academic Coaches, TOSAsGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-263447Every other Wednesday04:00 PM - 05:00 PMYouth Council Calling all passionate students! Join the MCOE Youth Mental Health Council and collaborate with fellow student leaders to improve access to mental health resources and design impactful digital awareness campaigns. Open to 9th–11th grade students, this council empowers youth voice to drive these important efforts!High School students (grades 9-11)Gretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26343632
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link08/20/202511/12/202501/21/202603/18/202608:15 AM - 09:15 AMSchool Counselor Leadership NetworkJoin the School Counselor Leadership Network and connect with TK–12 counselors across Monterey County for collaborative learning, early intervention expertise, and professional growth. Engage in virtual meetings that offer best practices, resource sharing, and a supportive peer network. Let's work together to create a supportive and thriving environment for all students!School CounselorsGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26339709/17/202511/13/202501/08/202603/05/202605/13/202603:30 PM - 04:30 PMHealth & Wellness NetworkJoin the Health & Wellness Network to collaborate with educators, school nurses, district coordinators, and community partners working at the intersection of health and education. Earn Youth Mental Health First Aid Certification, engage with local and state partners, and share best practices to support student well-being across Monterey County.Teachers, school nurses, district coordinators, administrators, and community partnersGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26343733
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link08/14/202511/13/202503/12/202604/09/202608:30 AM - 10:30 AMSchool Climate Transformational Leadership TeamJoin Monterey County’s leading network focused on enhancing school culture and climate. This collaborative series brings together educators, administrators, and community partners to share evidence-based practices, develop schoolwide initiatives, and build strong community partnerships that support student success. Includes virtual and in-person sessions—and the opportunity to join the PBIS Showcase Planning Committee.Coaches, TOSAs, School & District Administrators, County Office of Education Partners, Community PartnersGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26356909/09/202509:00 AM - 11:30 AMSuicide Risk Screening In SchoolsSupporting students begins with knowing when they’re in crisis. This free, virtual training equips school staff with essential tools and best practices to recognize and respond to suicide risk among students, an urgent and mandated priority under California Education Code 215.This training is ideal for any school staff responsible for identifying and supporting students in crisis.No mental health credentials required.Gretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26852934
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link8/11/2025 - 8/12/202508:30 AM - 03:00 PMLeading for Tier 1 2-Day WorkshopSession Description:Strong Tier 1 systems are the foundation for academic and behavioral success. This session will guide school leadership teams in designing and sustaining a positive school culture and climate that supports teaching and learning for all school community members. Learn actionable strategies to align expectations, build relational trust, and create conditions where students thrive.K-12 Teachers, Administrators, Counselors, Alternative Education, Clinicians, LEA or School Site Leadership Teams that include multi-disciplinary team membersGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26446308/14/202508:30 AM - 03:00 PMAligning Advanced Tier TeamsEffective Tier 2 and 3 supports rely on aligned, clearly defined systems. This session focuses on how Coordination of Services Teams (COST) and Student Support Teams (SST) can work together within MTSS to ensure students receive timely, targeted and intensive interventions. Participants will explore how to streamline teaming structures, define distinct roles and functions, and establish data-driven routines that reduce redundancy and improve outcomes. Learn how aligned teams can support the whole child while promoting efficiency, equity, and academic success.School COST & SST members: teachers, coaches, administrators, counselors, families, studentsGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26623235
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link08/15/202508:30 AM - 03:00 PMWhole Child, Whole SystemCommunity schools and MTSS both aim to address the full range of student needs—but when implemented in silos, efforts can be fragmented. This session explores integrating community school pillars with tiered supports to create a unified, equity-driven system. Participants will learn strategies to align health, mental wellness, family engagement, and academic interventions in a coordinated approach that supports the whole child and improves academic outcomes. Ideal for leaders seeking to bridge school and community efforts without splintering initiatives.Community school coordinators, administrators, PBIS teams, COST and SST members, counseling, other relevant team membersGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26624408/25/202508:30 AM - 03:00 PMCultivating Connection: Classroom Practices that Build Belonging and Support LearningClassroom PBIS fosters a positive, predictable, and inclusive environment where all students feel connected and ready to learn. This session highlights core practices that strengthen the link between behavior, health & wellness, and instruction, promote social belonging. We will explore how educators can create classroom cultures that value relationships, reduce disruptions, and support every learner.K-12 Teachers, Administrators, Site and/or District Leadership Teams, Extended Learning TeamGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2685243636
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link08/26/202508:30 AM - 03:00 PMStrategic Leadership Moves to Strengthen Tier 2 & 3 SupportsThis session equips school leaders with tools and strategies to strengthen Tier 2/3 implementation through structured problem-solving and data-informed decision-making. Learn how to lead your Tier 2/3 team in building responsive, high-impact systems that boost student success.K-12 Teachers, Administrators, Classified Staff, Counselors, School Teams, District TeamsGretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2647608/28/2025 - 8/29/202508:30 AM - 03:00 PMUnifying Systems to Support All StudentsJoin national experts Susan Barrett and Dr. Kimberly Yanek for an engaging two-day workshop focused on building integrated Tier 1 systems that support all students through collaborative leadership and aligned supports.LEA or School Site Leadership Teams that include multi-disciplinary team members and administration.Gretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26450237
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link06/17/2026 - 6/18/202609:00 AM - 03:00 PMBuilding the Foundstion for Advanced Tiers Using Check-in/Check-OutExplore how Check-In/Check-Out (CICO) serves as both an effective Tier 2 intervention and a foundation for building systems to support advanced tiers.PBIS, MTSS, Student Support, & Leadership Teams are encouraged to attend.Gretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-27517512/8/2025or2/10/2026Times Vary - Times VaryNavigating HiPAA & FERPA For Student WellnessCalifornia’s student wellness landscape is evolving rapidly. Understanding how HIPAA and FERPA work together is essential for building coordinated and compliant systems of care. AM Session: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM // PM Session: 1:00 - 4:00 PMSchool & district administratorsCommunity school coordinatorsSchool nurses, counselors, psychologists, and cliniciansSchool administrative assistantsGretchen [email protected] Sessions:AM Session: http://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-273998PM Session: http://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-27399938
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link9/29/20251/28/20262/25/202601:00 PM - 03:00 PMBehavior Support NetworkJoin us for collaboration focused on supporting individual learners in Monterey County through Tier 2 & 3 interventions.BCBAs, School Psychologists, and any other champions of this work in Monterey County.Gretchen [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-2715465/4/26 - 5/5/26or6/15/26 - 6/16/2609:00 AM - 03:00 PMUsing TFI 3.0 to Strengthen Systems For The Whole ChildJoin us to explore how the new Tiered Fidelity Inventory (TFI) 3.0 can guide your team in gathering meaningful data for decision-making and strengthening systems that support the whole child.PBIS, MTSS, Student Support, & Leadership Teams are encouraged to attend.Gretchen [email protected]: http://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-275775June: http://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-27555539
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom LinkOngoing, needs-based 1-1 LEA and CBO consultation, coaching, training & facilitationTBD - TBDRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsNeeds-Based/OnDemand SupportTechnical AssistanceAccess on-demand professional development, one-on-one technical assistance, and coaching tailored for Expanded Learning staff. This flexible support strengthens program quality and ensures students benefit from high-quality before- and after-school, summer, and intersession opportunities that promote SEL, build leadership, and prepare youth for college, career, and life.ExLP administrators, program directors, site coordinators, and frontline staff in ASES, ELO-P, 21st CCLC, and HS ASSETs programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesMara Wold & Lety Gomez [email protected]@montereycoe.orgNo OMS neededBi-Monthly (2nd Tuesday) Virtual & Quarterly In-Person rotations throughout the region 9/30/25 (Santa Clara), 11/20/25 (Santa Cruz), 1/29/26 (Monterey), 5/5/26 (San Benito)10:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsExpanded Learning Leadership ConveningsJoin Region 5’s bi-monthly virtual check-ins and quarterly in-person Professional Learning Networks to receive state policy updates, share promising practices, and strengthen program quality. Designed for Expanded Learning grantees, these sessions offer networking, resource sharing, and guidance to ensure effective and compliant before-, after-school, intersession, and summer learning programs. In-person meetings rotate by county.ExLP administrators, program directors, and sub-recipients (CBO leaders) in ASES, ELO-P, 21st CCLC, and HS ASSETs programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesMara Wold [email protected] OMS needed40
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link4/23, 4/30, 5/7, 5/14/2608:00 AM - 04:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsReV Up R5 Expanded Learning Conference 2025Join us for the 29th Annual ReV Up Conference—a full-day professional learning event for Expanded Learning educators. Explore practical strategies across Social Emotional Learning, academic support, homework assistance, youth voice and leadership, mental health, skill building, and program management to strengthen before-, after-school, intersession, and summer programs that prepare students for college, career, and life.ExLP administrators, program directors, site coordinators, frontline staff, credentialed teachers, and community partners in ASES, ELO-P, 21st CCLC, and HS ASSETs programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesLety Gomez Gong [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-263312Fall Series: 11/4, 11/10, 11/18, 12/2/2025Winter Series: 2/24, 3/3, 3/10, 3/17/202609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsDASL 1.0 AcademyDeveloping After School LeadershipDASL 1.0 is a leadership academy designed for new and emerging Expanded Learning leaders. Build your skills in supervision, communication, team building, and program management. This workshop series, facilitated by Damian Maldonado, includes one in-person session and three virtual coaching sessions. Open to site leads, coordinators, and emerging leaders in ASES, 21st CCLC, ASSETs, and ELO-P programs.Program directors, site coordinators, and emerging leaders in ASES, ELO-P, 21st CCLC, and HS ASSETs programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesLety Gomez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26295541
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link425/13, 5/20, 5/27/2609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsDASL 2.0 AcademyDeveloping After School LeadershipDASL 2.0 is an advanced leadership academy for DASL 1.0 graduates or experienced Expanded Learning leaders. Grounded in Brené Brown’s Dare to Lead, this series helps supervisory staff lead with courage, clarity, and compassion. Facilitated by Damian Maldonado, it includes one in-person session and three virtual coaching sessions.Program directors, site coordinators, and experienced leaders in ASES, ELO-P, 21st CCLC, and HS ASSETs programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesLety Gomez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26295912/2, 12/9, 12/16/2512/2- 1:30PM12/9, 12/16- 10:00AM- 12/2- 3:00PM12/9, 12/16- 11:30AMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsCoaching for ExL Program AdministratorsCoaching for Leaders is a free, three-part virtual series for Expanded Learning administrators and a natural extension of DASL 1.0 and 2.0. Based on The Heart of Coaching by Thomas Crane, the series builds transformational coaching skills grounded in trust, feedback, and adaptive leadership. Priority enrollment is given to Region 5 ASES, 21st CCLC, ELO-P, and ASSETs staff.Program directors and administrators in ASES, ELO-P, 21st CCLC, and HS ASSETs programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesMara Wold & Lety Gomez [email protected]@montereycoe.orghttps://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-263592
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link4301/13/202610:00 AM - 11:30 AMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsCoaching for Site CoordinatorsBuild your coaching skills to lead and support frontline Program Leaders in this interactive, three-part virtual series. Learn to provide feedback from a coaching stance, enhance communication, and guide your team toward success. Free for Expanded Learning Staff and partners operating (or affiliated with) ASES, 21st CCLC, High School ASSETs, and ELO-P programs in Region 5.Site coordinators in ASES, ELO-P, 21st CCLC, and HS ASSETs programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesMara Wold & Lety Gomez [email protected]@montereycoe.orghttps://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26359112/18/202510:00 AM - 11:00 AMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsLesson Planning 101!The key to Quality Expanded Learning Programs is active, engaging lessons! Join Envision Your Pathway Executive Director, Kendra Fujino O'Donoghue, for a powerful 1-hr workshop on how to make your lessonsimpactful and age appropriate across grade spans.Expanded Learning frontline staff, Program CoordinatorsMara Wold [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=27464901/13/202609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning Partnerships- (North) Serving Our Students with Exceptional NeedsDesign and Implement Inclusive Environments - Serving Students w/Exceptional Needs-Learn and engage with strategies you can use in Expanded Learning programs to establish a safe and supportive learning environment for children and youth with exceptional needs. Through interactive discussion and hands-on application, educators will leave with tools to foster equitable, engaging, and supportive experiences in their programs.Expanded Learning frontline staff, Program Coordinators, Program DirectorsMara Wold [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-274657
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link4401/20/202609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning Partnerships- (North) Serving Our Students with Exceptional NeedsPrevent and Respond to Disruptive Behaviors - Serving Students w/Exceptional Needs- This session will explore strategies for preventing and responding to disruptive behaviors in Expanded Learning Programs. Participants will learn how to establish positive expectations, build strong relationships, and create supportive environments that reduce disruptions. The session also covers de-escalation techniques, restorative approaches, and real-world scenarios to strengthen confidence and consistency in behavior management.Expanded Learning frontline staff, Program Coordinators, Program DirectorsMara Wold [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-27465802/05/202609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning Partnerships- (South) Serving Our Students with Exceptional NeedsDesign and Implement Inclusive Environments for Expanded Learning Programs- Serving Students with Exceptional Needs- This training equips Expanded Learning educators with practical strategies to create welcoming, culturally responsive, and safe learning environments for all students. Participants will explore key principles of inclusion, learn to identify and remove barriers to participation, and practice designing activities and environments that honor diverse needs, backgrounds, and abilities. Through interactive discussion and hands-on application, educators will leave with tools to foster equitable, engaging, and supportive experiences in their programs.Expanded Learning frontline staff, Program Coordinators, Program DirectorsLety Gomez [email protected]://admin.k12oms.org/index.php?p=2&v=4&id=2746
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link4502/11/202609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning Partnerships- (South) Serving Our Students with Exceptional NeedsPrevent and Respond to Behaviors for Expanded Learning Programs- Serving Students with Exceptional Needs- This training provides Expanded Learning educators with practical strategies to prevent challenging behaviors and respond effectively when they arise. Participants will learn how to establish positive expectations, build strong relationships, and create supportive environments that reduce disruptions. The session also covers de-escalation techniques, restorative approaches, and real-world scenarios to strengthen confidence and consistency in behavior management.Expanded Learning frontline staff, Program Coordinators, Program DirectorsLety Gomez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-27465604/21/202609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning Partnerships- (South) Serving Our Students with Exceptional NeedsImplement Relationship-Centered Support Strategies for Expanded Learning ProgramsSupporting Students with Exceptional NeedsThis training equips Expanded Learning educators with practical tools to build strong, trusting relationships that foster student engagement, well-being, and success. Participants will learn how to create emotionally safe learning environments, practice empathetic communication, and use relationship-centered strategies to support students’ academic and social–emotional growth. Through discussion and interactive activities, educators will gain actionable approaches to deepen connections and strengthen program culture and climate.Expanded Learning frontline staff, Program Coordinators, Program DirectorsLety Gomez [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-274661
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link462/26, 3/5, 3/12/2609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsSTEAM InstituteThe STEAM Institute is a hands-on workshop series designed for Expanded Learning educators serving grades 2–6. In partnership with STEAMtheSTREETS, Invention Convention, and others, participants will explore project-based lessons that build 21st-century skills, amplify youth voice, and connect learning to climate action, community, and careers. Priority enrollment for Region 5 ASES, 21st CCLC, ELO-P, and ASSETs staff.ExLP administrators, program directors, site coordinators, and frontline staff in ASES, ELO-P, and 21st CCLC programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesMara Wold [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26296103/23/202609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsSEL with Every Monday MattersteSocial and emotional learning can be fun, easy, meaningful, and intentional. Participants will experience practical strategies through Region 5's SEL Focus Skills and Every Monday Matters SEL-integrated lessons. that nurture specific SEL competency skills and build learning environments where students thrive emotionally and socially. Participants will leave feeling inspired and empowered with ready-to-use SEL lessons, routines, and practices that build character, communication, collaboration, and community.ExLP administrators, program directors, site coordinators, and frontline staff in ASES, ELO-P, and 21st CCLC programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesMara Wold [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-276048
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link4703/24/202609:00 AM - 12:00 PMRegion 5 Expanded Learning PartnershipsSEL with Every Monday MattersteSocial and emotional learning can be fun, easy, meaningful, and intentional. Participants will experience practical strategies through Region 5's SEL Focus Skills and Every Monday Matters SEL-integrated lessons. that nurture specific SEL competency skills and build learning environments where students thrive emotionally and socially. Participants will leave feeling inspired and empowered with ready-to-use SEL lessons, routines, and practices that build character, communication, collaboration, and community.ExLP administrators, program directors, site coordinators, and frontline staff in ASES, ELO-P, and 21st CCLC programs across Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, and Santa Cruz CountiesMara Wold [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-276079
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom LinkOngoing12:00 AM - 12:00 AMMonterey Child Care Planning CouncilJoin the Monterey County Child Care Planning Council—committed to creating a comprehensive, integrated child care delivery system that offers safe, high quality, culturally sensitive, affordable child care to Monterey County families who need it.Monterey County Child Care stakeholders and fmailies.Laurie Ramirez, Ph.D. [email protected]. 01, 2024 - Jun. 01, 2025-Early Childhood Education Higher Education Stipend (Informational)Get the support you need for your educational journey—learn how to apply for higher education stipends available to early childhood educators who are taking classes between July 1, 2025 and June 1, 2026.California State Preschool Program EducatorsLaurie Ramirez, Ph.D. [email protected]. 01, 2025 - Jun. 01, 2026-Early Education Teacher Development CounselingSchedule an appointment to explore pathways to earning your Early Childhood Development Permit, discover skill-building courses tailored to your goals, and learn about funding options to support your education. Take the next step toward a rewarding career in early childhood education—with the guidance, resources, and support you need to succeed.UPK Educators Belen Munoz [email protected] LinkQuarterly11:30 AM - 01:00 PMQuality Matters Consortium CollaborativeJoin the Quality Matters Consortium Collaborative—providing strategic vision and direction to support all early childhood educators with the resources and information they need to enhance the quality of their programs.Quality Matters StakeholdersKarla Ocampo [email protected]
DateStart Time - End TimeTitle Professional Learning Opportunities Intended AudienceContact NameEmailOMS/Zoom Link9/18/25, 10/23/25,1/22/26, 2/19/26, 4/23/2606:30 PM - 08:30 PMQuality Matters Cadena de Mentores (FCC Network)[Workshop in Spanish] The Cadena de Mentores is a hybrid, culturally affirming community of practice space for all ECE professionals to connect, share experiences, and strengthen their practice.All ECE Educators Karla Ocampo [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26379709/27/202508:30 AM - 01:00 PMCLASS Environment[Workshop in Spanish] CLASS Environment for educators is the essential complement to any CLASS® observation. It simplifies the quality assessment process and enables educators to create enriching learning environments where quality interactions can thrive. Effortlessly measure and improve both the physical environment and interactions between educators and children, all in one system.Quality Matters Participating Sites & CSSP State ContractorsKarla Ocampo [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26347010/18/202508:30 AM - 04:00 PMCLASS Intro to Interactions for EducatorsThis session offers educators an entry-level understanding of effective interactions with children through the CLASS framework. Participants will become familiar with CLASS concepts and language, explore the structure of CLASS observations, and learn practical strategies to enhance the quality of interactions across early learning settings.Quality Matters Participating Sites & CSSP State ContractorsKarla Ocampo [email protected]://monterey.k12oms.org/1519-26358150