The December Dilemma, Religion and Our Schools
https://issuu.com/journalplus/docs/12-17_journal_plus_web/34
The Natural Classroom
Do you have wonderful childhood memories of playing in the outdoors? Perhaps you collected leaves and studied their shapes and colors, or you turned over rocks and logs along the creek looking for bugs, or you built castles on the beach with sand and shells. These...
It’s Been a Busy Year of Collaborative Workshops!
Countywide training for school business professionals received a boost this year as SLOCOE collaborated with CASBO (California Association of School Business Officials), CalPERS (California Public Employees’ Retirement System), FCMAT (Fiscal Crisis & Management...
Check Out These Workshop Offerings!
CalPERS Employer Training on August 8 brought 27 countywide Payroll and Human Resources staff together for lots of information and answers to questions. The opportunity for sharing and collaboration between districts was also appreciated. CASBO's Payroll Boot Camp -...
When Families are Involved, Children’s Academic Achievement Improves
Young children’s partners in learning about the world around them are their families and, when in early learning education and care programs, their caregivers or teachers. Our commitment as educators is to ensure every child’s optimal development through strong...
What if we were measured by one morning at Starbucks?
https://issuu.com/journalplus/docs/11-17_journal_plus_web/34
“PLAY”, the Curriculum for Early Learners
Young children are complex thinkers. The way children think, feel, and explore their environment helps inform the planning and implementation of their educational experiences. Early Childhood Professionals will observe the child's play and interests and plan a...
Library Databases in K-12 Education
Last week, at a statewide meeting of County Office of Education library and media leaders, California State Librarian, Greg Lucas, announced an initiative to license online library databases and provide them to all K-12 students for free. The effort was spearheaded by...
Developing Environmental Literacy
Every person relies on the environment for food, water, clean air, natural resources, and much more. The environment (natural or built) provides students an engaging and real-life context for learning and gives educators the opportunity to help their students build...
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