Are you new to the California Community Schools Partnership Program (CCSPP)? Join the Southern Coast Regional Technical Assistance Center (SC R-TAC) for a CCSPP onboarding learning series designed exclusively for new community school leaders like yourself!

This presentation provides speech language pathologists (SLPs) with a comprehensive understanding of neurodiversity and its implications in their practice. Neurodiversity encompasses a range of neurological differences, including autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and more. Through this presentation, SLPs will explore best practices for assessment and therapy through a lens of neurodiversity with a strengths-based approach. Practical strategies and interventions tailored to support neurodiverse clients will also be discussed.

Tri-Annual Joint Homeless & Foster Care Liaison Meeting for San Diego County AB 490 & McKinney Vento School District Liaisons.

The ELO-P Network is a monthly session for District/Charter leadership to deepen their understanding of expanded learning programming and Education Code requirements, share resources and promising practices, and engage in communal learning. The ELO-P Network is facilitated by the System of Support for Expanded Learning at the San Diego County Office of Education.

Are you interested in creating Calming Corners or Regulation Stations for your students this year? Sign up for our Calming Corners PD training this fall! All educators must attend all three sessions to receive free supplies. Spaces are limited to 40 educators.

The North Coastal Consortium for Special Education (NCCSE) Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) acknowledges the vital role of involving parents and educators in supporting students' educational journeys. Helping parents understand the IEP, their role, and the importance of communication and teamwork is key to fostering engagement.

The training will provide participants with a foundational understanding of Restorative Practices and skills to interact with others and use circles in educational settings.

Anyone who may come in contact with difficult student behavior can benefit from this training. From a raised voice to a physical assault, all levels of intervention are addressed. The Nonviolent Crisis Intervention training program keeps school staff prepared for everyday challenges and serious emergencies.

You're invited to our monthly meetings dedicated to fostering stronger family and community engagement. At San Diego County Office of Education, we believe in the power of collaboration and meaningful connections within our community.

Would you like to learn how you can decrease problematic behaviors while increasing behaviors you want to see? What we do before and after a challenging behavior is instrumental in effecting behavior change. This workshop will provide you with both proactive antecedent strategies to prevent challenging behaviors, as well as reinforcement strategies to strengthen and maintain desired behaviors.