Organization and comparison to CA standards, changes made to ensure that CA standards remain rigorous, using standards to scaffold or extend learning, and building capacity with a timeline to assure implementation of the new standards.

This presentation will cover the content of the ConApp Winter Data Collection.  PJ Whitney and Teresa Fiscus will review  the program requirements step by step, providing materials and directions to help participants understand the Consolidated Programs components and enable them to use the new online CARS system as well.

  Audience:  Elementary School Grades 6-8 After School Professionals -Session 1-  Creating Science Rich Environments Kids ask questions. They want to know how things work, ask - What will happen if…and Why? Why? Why?   Learn how to capitalize on their interests as well as how to use what they learn in the real world. Use experiential learning and inquiry to guide children’s acquisition of science, engineering and technology knowledge and skill.   -Session 2- Energy & You® Start your students’ journey to energy efficiency education. Introduce fun, content standard aligned science curriculum into after school programs. Energy and You® provides professional development to teachers prior to classroom implementation.     These lessons help upper elementary students understand: ·        The importance of saving energy at school and at home ·        Renewable energy resources ·        The greenhouse effect and global warming ·        Energy transformations ·        The use of sunlight to produce electricity ·        Solar energy and how it heats your house   All training participants will receive Energyand You® kit which includes: curriculum, classroom materials, teacher lab coat, and reusable grocery bag.   Friday, March 9, 2012   8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Sign In & Networking   9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Training Location: Boys & Girls Club 1 Positive Place San Marcos, CA  92069   Please Note:  This training is intended for after school professionals from Vista, San Marcos, Encinitas, Poway, Escondido and Fallbrook School Districts  Please note: Photographs, video, film, and audio tapes may be taken during this event. All rights in connection with your participation in the training, workshop, television, video, film, Web-based derivative, or audiotape series and any derivative work of this project, including but not limited to rights to publicity, copyrights, and/or intellectual property rights, are hereby granted, worldwide and in perpetuity, to the County Board of Education and the San Diego County Office of Education, San Diego, California, and its designees. By registering for this workshop/training/event, you hereby waive the right to any fees, compensation, or control of the aforementioned programs now or in the future and grant full permission of the use of your name, likeness, performance, or voice and biography in the program which may be displayed, reproduced, performed, exhibited, and transmitted by all means and media, both known and unknown throughout the universe. No Show Policy:  Your program will be charged a fee of $30 if you fail to attend, send a replacement, or cancel by sending an e-mail to tachuff@sdcoe.net at least 72 hours prior to the training. This no show fee is to cover costs associated with the training.    

Audience:  Elementary School Grades 3-5 After School Professionals -Session 1- Creating Science Rich Environments Kids ask questions. They want to know how things work, ask – What will happen if…and Why? Why? Why?   Learn how to capitalize on their interests as well as how to use what they learn in the real world. Use experiential learning and inquiry to guide children’s acquisition of science, engineering and technology knowledge and skill.   -Session 2- Energy and You® Start your students’ journey to energy efficiency education. Introduce fun, content standard aligned science curriculum into after school programs. Energy and You® provides professional development to teachers prior to classroom implementation.     These lessons help upper elementary students understand: ·         The importance of saving energy at school and at home ·         Electric wires and circuits ·         Compact Fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) ·         The path of electricity from power plant to home ·         The school community and how to conduct an energy audit ·         Fossil fuel versus renewable energy resources   All training participants will receive Energyand You® kit which includes: curriculum, classroom materials, teacher lab coat, and reusable grocery bag.   Friday, March 9, 2012   8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Sign In & Networking   9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Training Location Boys & Girls Club 1 Positive Place San Marcos, CA  92069   Please Note:  This training is intended for after school professionals from Vista, San Marcos, Encinitas, Poway, Escondido and Fallbrook School Districts  Please note: Photographs, video, film, and audio tapes may be taken during this event. All rights in connection with your participation in the training, workshop, television, video, film, Web-based derivative, or audiotape series and any derivative work of this project, including but not limited to rights to publicity, copyrights, and/or intellectual property rights, are hereby granted, worldwide and in perpetuity, to the County Board of Education and the San Diego County Office of Education, San Diego, California, and its designees. By registering for this workshop/training/event, you hereby waive the right to any fees, compensation, or control of the aforementioned programs now or in the future and grant full permission of the use of your name, likeness, performance, or voice and biography in the program which may be displayed, reproduced, performed, exhibited, and transmitted by all means and media, both known and unknown throughout the universe. No Show Policy:  Your program will be charged a fee of $30 if you fail to attend, send a replacement, or cancel by sending an e-mail to tachuff@sdcoe.net at least 72 hours prior to the training. This no show fee is to cover costs associated with the training.    

Steering meeting

Do you work with youth? Do you provide prevention/intervention services for K-12 youth & families? Are you looking for local resources to enhance your services? Interested in building new relationship with other prevention folks? Would you like to share the services you or your agency provides? If you answered "yes" to any of the above questions, then this Meet & Greet is for you! WHAT TO EXPECT: Open Mic: Highlight the services your program/agency provides Networking opportunities Exchange of resources Door prizes! Special opening comments by Maggie Escobedo-Steele Ms. Steel is a distinguished mediator and the founder of Seventh Generation Warriors for Peace, an organizational team made up elders, adults and youth dedicated to violence prevention, gang conflict, mentoring, wellness and healthy lifestyles.

Guided Language Acquisition Design (GLAD) is a model of professional development in the area of language acquisition and literacy for grades K-8.  Project GLAD's National Training Center is located at the Orange County Department of Education in Costa Mesa, CA.  GLAD's basic training consists of a pre-requisite two-day overview and an in classroom demonstration (four or five days).

Act Up: Visual & Performing Arts 101 Incorporating Visual and Performance Arts into After School (Rigor & Revelance - Audience:  K-12 After School Professionals) Location San Diego County Office of Education Main Campus 6401 Linda Vista Road San Diego, CA  92111 Room:  401/402 This workshop provides an overview of the Visual and Performing Arts Framework and Content Standards for the State of California, as well as resources and strategies for integrating the visual and performing arts into after school programs. Ron Jessee leads participants in a humorous and information-filled journey that includes networking opportunities and hands on activities. The workshop is interactive and filled with great resources. Participants will walk away with a copy of the California Framework and Content Standards document, visual and performing arts activities that are connected to the standards, and strategies for connecting visual and performing arts to the core school day. Presenter:  Ron Jessee, Coordinator of Visual and Performing Arts, San Diego County Office of Education Registration priority is given to those from ASES, 21st CCLC and ASSETs grant-funded sites.  Please note: Photographs, video, film, and audio tapes may be taken during this event. All rights in connection with your participation in the training, workshop, television, video, film, Web-based derivative, or audiotape series and any derivative work of this project, including but not limited to rights to publicity, copyrights, and/or intellectual property rights, are hereby granted, worldwide and in perpetuity, to the County Board of Education and the San Diego County Office of Education, San Diego, California, and its designees. By registering for this workshop/training/event, you hereby waive the right to any fees, compensation, or control of the aforementioned programs now or in the future and grant full permission of the use of your name, likeness, performance, or voice and biography in the program which may be displayed, reproduced, performed, exhibited, and transmitted by all means and media, both known and unknown throughout the universe. No Show Policy:  Your program will be charged a fee of $30 if you fail to attend, send a replacement, or cancel by e-mail to tachuff@sdcoe.net at least 72 hours prior to the training. This no show fee is to cover costs associated with the training.