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September 15
2027 CISC Symposium: Call for Proposals
The 2027 CISC Symposium will take place February 17–19 in San Diego, CA. This year’s…
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UDL In Action: Free Tools to Support Implementation
Join the California Department of Education (CDE), Placer County Office of Education (PCOE), and the…
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Portrait of a Learner IGNITE 2026 Summit
At the Ignite 2026 Summit: Portrait of a Learner, we’ll focus on strategies to help…
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2 events, Project CLEAR is a grant-funded professional learning opportunity designed for teachers interested in gaining expertise in reading intervention. This knowledge will help teachers expand availability and access to literacy acceleration, prevention, and intervention for their diverse students, including students who are English learners, students in dual language programs, and students with disabilities, including those with dyslexia and/or phonological processing issues. Through this one-year program, participants will learn comprehensive literacy strategies in schools and K-12 interventions for students who have reading, writing, and language-based needs. Registration link Flyer Explore Open Access Asynchronous Courses designed to build foundational knowledge at your own pace. All sessions are introductory and accessible at no cost. Registration link Flyer | 2 events, - Building directly upon the foundations and successes developed during Year 1, this year’s Science Leadership Series invites participants to either deepen and expand on their inaugural work or explore entirely new, innovative ideas. This series is designed for Teacher, Site, or District Leaders who participated in the first year and wish to deepen their learning and apply it to job-embedded projects with support and resources. Application link Flyer | |||||
2 events, -  The Leadership for Inclusive Learning in Science is a professional learning series focused on supporting teacher leaders, district and site administrators, and county office science leaders in cultivating equitable and inclusive science learning opportunities for all students. Both strands in this series will explore topics such as support for MLL and SPED and science identity development and leverage general and grade-band relevant resources to support instruction and leadership. Application link Flyer | 3 events, - Open Access Universal Trainings Our grant-supported project offers a variety of free training series to deepen your understanding of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), Accessible Technology (AT), and Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC). Whether you prefer real-time interaction or flexible, self-paced learning, we have options to meet your needs. Join our live virtual and in-person trainings facilitated by the Open Access Content Leads. All sessions are introductory and accessible at no cost. Registration link Flyer -  High Quality IEPs Training Series: Designing for Educational Benefit (FALL SERIES) High-quality IEPs are more than compliance—they are designed to support meaningful progress and positive outcomes for students. This Trainer-of-Trainers series builds educator capacity to lead and support the development of high-quality IEPs. Optional extended learning: Stay for an additional hour after selected sessions to see how each part of the IEP is documented within the NEW CALIFORNIA IEP TEMPLATE (1:00 pm - 2:00 pm). Registration link Flyer | 2 events, Hosted annually by the State Transformational Assistance Center (S-TAC), the Community Schools EMPOWER Summit is a dynamic gathering that brings together the educational ecosystem. We welcome all CCSPP grantees, Regional Transformational Assistance Centers (R-TACs), County Offices of Education (COEs), Local Educational Agencies (LEAs), educators, students, families, and community partners who are committed to reimagining schools as inclusive, thriving centers of learning and well-being. Designed to spark creativity and collaboration, the summit offers engaging sessions that highlight how we—collectively—are strengthening community-classroom connections and aligning resources to support the whole child. Through powerful teaching and learning, shared leadership, expanded learning opportunities, and integrated […] | 4 events, - Connect with administrators from across the state as we dive into the latest guidance, share practices, and collaboratively tackle implementation challenges. Whether you’re just getting started or well on your way, this space is designed to support learning, problem-solving, and innovation. *Explore how this pathway increases access and equity *Learn from districts leading the way *Get tools, strategies, and resources you can use now *Ask questions and collaborate in real time Registration link Flyer -  The California AfterSchool Network (CAN), in partnership with the CA Dept. of Education (CDE) Expanded Learning Division (EXLD), and other members of the System of Support for Expanded Learning (SSEL), is hosting virtual Fall 2026 Expanded Learning Office Hours! Registration link Flyer | 2 events, -  A network to convene rural, geographically isolated and/or remote education leaders who provide science professional learning and/or teaching in their contexts.The goal is for each participant to form stronger networks and design a sustainable PL system prototype tailored to their unique community. Application link Flyer | ||
6 events, Featured - Featured The 2027 CISC Symposium will take place February 17–19 in San Diego, CA. This year’s theme, Cultivando: Joy | Curiosity | Belonging, invites educators and leaders to share practices, lessons learned, and innovative approaches that support meaningful learning experiences. Session proposals are due September 15, 2026. Submit a proposal: ciscsymposium.org Featured - Featured Join the California Department of Education (CDE), Placer County Office of Education (PCOE), and the California Coalition for Inclusive Learning (CCIL) for a statewide webinar highlighting free, practical resources designed to help educators and leaders understand, implement, and strengthen Universal Design for Learning (UDL). VIRTUAL WEBINAR | ZOOM | SEPTEMBER 15, 2026 | 3:00-4:00 PM | Download Flyer Who should attend? Educators, instructional leaders, site and district leaders, county office teams, and others interested or currently supporting UDL implementation. -  A multi-day virtual learning series bringing together district, school, and community partner practitioners to design and strengthen. California's Expanded Learning programs. Registration link Flyer | 6 events, - A multi-day virtual learning series bringing together district, school, and community partner practitioners to design and strengthen. California's Expanded Learning programs. Registration link Flyer -  During this no-cost training, educators will explore practical tools and resources that are designed to support families before, during, and after the IEP process, while building their ability to share and use these resources within their local context. This Trainer of Trainer series is designed to help LEAs expand family engagement efforts and support meaningful participation throughout the IEP journey. Strong partnerships with families are essential to developing high-quality IEPs and supporting meaningful student outcomes. This training introduces the High Quality IEPs Parent Toolkit and helps educators strengthen their capacity to partner with families in ways that are welcoming, clear, and […] -  Reclassification Considerations for Dually Identified Students. Registration link Flyer | 2 events, - A multi-day virtual learning series bringing together district, school, and community partner practitioners to design and strengthen. California's Expanded Learning programs. Registration link Flyer | ||||
2 events, - Join us for an interactive, engaging ,and collaborative event designed to: Strengthen your approach to math, science, and computer science Connect learning with CA Math and Science Standards and CA PTK Learning Foundations Empower ECE leaders and educators with joyful, hands-on strategies Gain practical strategies, classroom-ready activities and a renewed passion for teaching math and science learning. Registration link Flyer | 4 events, - Join us for an interactive, engaging ,and collaborative event designed to: Strengthen your approach to math, science, and computer science Connect learning with CA Math and Science Standards and CA PTK Learning Foundations Empower ECE leaders and educators with joyful, hands-on strategies Gain practical strategies, classroom-ready activities and a renewed passion for teaching math and science learning. Registration link Flyer - Creating rigorous academic experiences for students with extensive support needs requires thoughtful planning and collaboration. This webinar will explore three tools for planning rigorous instruction. Session Goals Align instruction to standards and individual goals Plan for rigor and academic engagement Registration link Flyer -  Inclusion in Action with Everway Join this no-cost interactive webinar series to learn how Everway solutions can advance accessibility and strengthen inclusion in K–12 schools and beyond. Registration link Flyer | 3 events, - IN-PERSON UDL FOUNDATIONS Audience: Open to all educators to expand knowledge in Universal Design for Learning Location: Placer County Office of Education 6 hours of Continuing Education: This course qualifies for 6 hours of continuing professional development through CSU, Sacramento. To earn 0.6 CEUs, please contact Open Access. Questions? Please contact: Laurie Balsano Wright: [email protected] Leah Padilla: [email protected] Registration link Flyer -  Session 1: Understanding the Alternate ELPAC Explore the components of the Alternate ELPAC, including accessibility features, accommodations, communication modes, and practice test resources. Registration link Flyer | 2 events, - Connect. Access. Implement. Join educators, district leaders, and State System of Support partners to connect with one another, access proven strategies and resources, and implement actionable solutions to shared challenges in their local context. Session topics will reflect timely priorities and emerging needs across California schools and districts. Registration link Flyer | 2 events, - Save the Dates! The 2026-27 Calendar of Statewide Expanded Learning (ExL) Technical Assistance (TA) Events & Convenings is here to support the ExL Community with ASES, 21st CCLC, and ELO Programs. *Dates are subject to change. Registration link Flyer | 2 events, Featured - Featured At the Ignite 2026 Summit: Portrait of a Learner, we’ll focus on strategies to help districts move “from poster to practice.” Over two days, educators, students, and partners will learn with and from one another and co-design future-focused solutions that elevate student voice and agency and bring relevance to student learning. The Summit experience includes inspiring keynotes, deep-dive breakout sessions, hands-on workshops, and opportunities to network and collaborate across districts. Join us to ignite ideas and empower visions for the future—and leave with actionable strategies you can put into practice the moment you return to your districts. | |
4 events, -  Introducing the New California IEP Template: A one-hour overview of California’s newly released IEP template. California’s new IEP template emerges from years of statewide collaboration, research, and input from educational partners. It reflects a shared vision: the IEP as a student-centered, strengths-driven process designed to improve long-term outcomes—not simply a compliance document. More than a redesigned form, the template represents a shift in practice. Grounded in California’s vision for inclusive, outcomes focused systems, it centers the student’s strengths, preferences, and goals while supporting meaningful participation from families, educators, and students themselves. Registration link Flyer - In a collaboration between EmbraceAbilities and California Includes, this webinar will explore strategies for designing instruction that promotes access, participation and learning for all students, with a focus on students with extensive support needs. Session Goals: Explore classroom activities, rituals, and routines that promote access, participation, and learning for all students. Gain implementation strategies to support a culture of classroom rigor. Registration link Flyer - Inclusion in Action with Everway Join this no-cost interactive webinar series to learn how Everway solutions can advance accessibility and strengthen inclusion in K–12 schools and beyond. Registration link Flyer | 3 events, - High Quality IEPs Training Series: Designing for Educational Benefit (FALL SERIES) High-quality IEPs are more than compliance—they are designed to support meaningful progress and positive outcomes for students. This Trainer-of-Trainers series builds educator capacity to lead and support the development of high-quality IEPs. Registration link Flyer -  Every Child Belongs Connecting UDL and the Pyramid Model in Early Childhood Join us for a three-part learning series exploring how Universal Design for Learning and the Pyramid Model can work together to create accessible early learning environments where every child can participate and thrive. Registration link Flyer | 2 events, - Introducing the New California IEP Template: A one-hour overview of California’s newly released IEP template. California’s new IEP template emerges from years of statewide collaboration, research, and input from educational partners. It reflects a shared vision: the IEP as a student-centered, strengths-driven process designed to improve long-term outcomes—not simply a compliance document. More than a redesigned form, the template represents a shift in practice. Grounded in California’s vision for inclusive, outcomes focused systems, it centers the student’s strengths, preferences, and goals while supporting meaningful participation from families, educators, and students themselves. Registration link Flyer - Building directly upon the foundations and successes developed during Year 1, this year’s Science Leadership Series invites participants to either deepen and expand on their inaugural work or explore entirely new, innovative ideas. This series is designed for Teacher, Site, or District Leaders who participated in the first year and wish to deepen their learning and apply it to job-embedded projects with support and resources. Application link Flyer | 0 events, | 0 events, | 0 events, |
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