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PESB guidance during school closures:
This page will be updated regularly with training opportunities from the district and state.
OSPI-provided training
*When ALL thirteen (13) modules are complete, you can fulfill one hour in FCS01-FCS07 and FCS09-FCS12 and two hours in FCS08
First time users - there will be a prompt to create an account.
Returning users - use your created username and password to log in. If you forgot your password, you may reset it with the link on the sign-in page. If you receive an error message, please log out and retry.
If you are having trouble logging in please contact our technology helpdesk
*Each course can fulfill 1-3 hours of the FCS03 Technology requirement
Self-paced courses lasting two to three hours on a variety of technology topics, from Google Drive and Classroom to Digital Citizenship and Online Research.
Department of student learning (dsl) training series
Department of student learning (dsl) training series
DSL hosts a Fall, Winter, and Spring Training Series that offers sessions to fulfill both FCS and General Certificate hours.
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If you find you are unable to attend an offered session, you may complete hours through pdEnroller. This is paid out of pocket and eligible for reimbursement (up to the amount funded by the State).
To search for a training:
Select "More Events" to view the course catalog.
For FCS specific offerings, select "FCS Hours" under the "Credits" filter
As additional training, Paraeducators may complete these two certificates and it will count towards the General Certificate hours (70), which, if funded, need to be done within 3 years after the 28 FCS hours are completed.
The certificate trainings will not count towards the FCS requirements. You must keep track of proof of completion and keep it to turn in with your completed FCS hours.
As a reminder, the specialized ones expire every 5 years, and there is a cost to get the certificate which is not funded currently. Additional training on this site is optional as well, and cannot currently be applied to any of the requirements.
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