CARES (Comprehensive Approaches to Raising Educational Standards) is a program in 44 counties in California that rewards early learning teachers and family child care providers for educational attainment and professional development. The CARES Training & Technical Assistance Project offers services to CARES administrators/partners to improve the quality of their programs.
Sonoma County CARES offers new Track V Option on Leadership
The Sonoma CARES program participants in Track V now have two additional participation options. Track V-B participants help participants in other Tracks increase their skills in evaluating their programs while completing the Environment Rating Scale Score Sheet and the Rating Scale Improvement Plan. Track V-C participants are leaders who become actively involved in policy decisions that impact the ECE community and thereby, address issues facing preschool and after school programs in Sonoma County.
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Bay Area (Oakland) CARES/AB 212 Meeting
December 02 -
| April 14 | Pre-Conference Institute on Workforce Development at the First 5 California Annual Conference |
Basic Skills as a Foundation for Student Success in California Community Colleges
CARES programs have often seen participants bottleneck at the Teacher Permit level due to access and preparation barriers in completing general education units. This article addresses the role of community colleges in "assisting the under prepared student to attaining the basic skills needed to succeed in college-level work."
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