MATH Opportunities

The Rural Mathematics Collaborative (RMC) will support districts and sites by collaborating with administrators to personalize a plan to institute lesson study at your site or a coaching plan.

4 Pronged approach of RMC

Choose 1, 2, 3 or choose them all!

1. Coaching - Create a system of support to build or better use your TOSAs and Instructional Coaches to improve math instruction.
2. Lesson Study - Support teachers to thoughtfully implement change in their classrooms.
3. Intervention - K-8 intervention Program Spring Math Pilot by Sourcewell and 9 - 12 High Impact Tutoring online program.
4. Asynchronous Professional Learning Modules - Access monthly online professional development modules on such topics as Number Sense, SEL, Data Science, and MTSS.

For more information contact Sherry Rodgers at srodgers@shatacoe.org

COMPUTER SCIENCE Opportunities

Computer Science Integration Workshop

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Computer Science Grant

CS4NorCal is a unique regional research and innovation project sponsored by the California Small School Districts' Association (SSDA) to create K-12 computer science pathways in small rural schools in 6 northern California counties: Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta and Siskiyou. 

Through 2024-2025, CS4NorCal is an opportunity for education leaders from county offices of education, districts and schools to investigate and design implementation models to integrate the 2018 state Computer Science standards into their educational programs and provide students with access to a core subject of a well-rounded education. Since it is a five year program, schools may be ready to jump on right away or may be interested to join a year, two or three down the road. If you think there may be interest at any point in time during the life of the grant, I'd encourage your school to fill out the interest survey!

There is no cost to participate in the grant; participating teachers will receive 10 to 20 days of compensated professional learning and access to nationally validated computer science curriculum. Additional information about CS4NorCal can be found by going to the CS4NorCal website: www.cs4norcal.org or CS4NorCal’s FAQs. 

This is an exciting opportunity to prepare our students for high-wage, high-demand Computer Science and STEM careers.