SCOE helps develop, enhance, and sustain high-quality college and career readiness programs for Sonoma County students by offering assistance and support to districts, school sites, and teachers.

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• Adult Education
• Work Readiness
• Course Development
• Building Relevance
• News
• P.D. and Consulting
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SCOE supports the shift to 21st century teaching and learning by offering innovative professional learning opportunities for educators and supporting the purposeful use of new technology tools.

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• Design Lab
• Five-Minute Film Festival
• ieSonoma
• Maker Educator Certificate
• Maker Education
• Mobile Learning Lab
• Summer Institute archive

SCOE promotes the use of data to make instructional decisions and monitor student progress. Support is available to help schools prepare for Smarter Balanced assessments, implement formative assessment strategies, and analyze assessment results.

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• Illuminate Network
• CAASPP/Smarter Balanced
• California School Dashboard
• Formative Assessment
• Summative Data

SCOE supports the educational community working with children 0-5 years of age, with a goal of ensuring that all children have the early learning foundation to experience ongoing school success.

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• CPIN North Coast
• TALLK Project History
• TALLK Project Sites
• Transitional Kindergarten
• TK Resources
• Resources for Parents

SCOE offers professional development, coaching, and support services to help strengthen instructional programs that serve Multilingual Learners.

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• ELPAC
• Derechos Educativos para Familias Inmigrantes
• Educational Rights for Immigrant Families
• ELA/ELD Framework
• ELs and the Common Core
• English Language Development
• Long-Term English Learners
• Parent Outreach
• Professional Development
• Other Resources
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On July 14, 2016, the California State Board of Education adopted a new curriculum framework for history and social science. This framework provides new guidance for implementation of the CA History-Social Studies standards adopted in 1998. The four driving themes of this new framework, content, inquiry, literacy, and citizenship, create a context for learning that and emphasizes deeper learning, critical thinking and clear communication.

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• Access the Standards
• History Resources
• Blog: Common Ground/Exploring our Story
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New science standards were adopted for California’s K-12 public schools in 2013. SCOE is developing resources to assist local schools and districts with the transition to these next generation standards.

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• Access the Standards
• Blog: Exploring NGSS
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Here you will find resources to help schools transition to and use the new ELA standards.

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• Access the Standards
• 21st Century Literacy
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Learn about California's mathematics standards and the supports SCOE provides.

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• Access the Standards
• Mathematics Resources
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The Teacher Leadership Program at SCOE emphasizes learning experiences and outcomes that will support equitable student learning opportunities and contribute to robust professional learning cultures among faculty and staff in Sonoma County schools.

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• Teachers Leadership Certificate Program

SCOE is supporting the shift to 21st century teaching and learning by offering professional development for teachers and school leaders and supporting the purposeful use of new technology tools.

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• Discourse
• Lesson Study
• RAAFA Video Archive