SF Bay Teacher Preparation
Growing ECE/EDU Workforce Pathways, Pipelines and Apprenticeships RJV
ECE/EDU Community of Practice Meeting with Grow Apprenticeship California and CCCCO
Held on September 13, 2023, from 2-3PM our first ECE/EDU RJV Apprenticeship Community of Practice of the new school year featured updates from panelists from Grow Apprenticeship California at the California Community College Foundation, and Sean McCobb, CCCCO Apprenticeships, with an updates on CAI grants, RSI reporting and funding and new resources. Thank you to the 37 attendees from the SF Bay region!
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Regional and Statewide UPDATES
CAI Grant Awards Announced:
Congratulations to colleagues who were awarded grants for their Teacher Preparation Programs under the California Apprenticeship Initiative New and Innovative Grant Program (CAI Program) funding by the Office Workforce and Economic Development Division, CCCCO. This sector and the region in general were WELL represented! Link to the WEDD Memo with all CAI awardees.
Of the 108 total applications statewide, 20 ECE/EDU program proposals were funded, which means that almost 20% of the funded categories statewide were in the ECE/EDU sector. 34 applications in total were from the SF Bay region. Please also note that a number of COE and high school programs were also included in the state. Local awardees:
Pre-Apprentice Implementation:
Oakland Unified for Childcare Worker
Apprenticeship Implementation:
Berkeley City College for Teacher Assistant
Contra Costa Co. Office of Education for Teacher Assistant, Preschool
De Anza College for Teacher Assistant
Merritt College for Teacher Assistant
San Jose City College for Teacher (includes Cabrillo and Hartnell)
Planning:
Salinas Union High for Early Childhood Education Assistant
Santa Clara Co. Office of Education for Childcare Worker
Santa Clara Co. Office of Education for Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School
For further information contact: Apprenticeship Program Specialist, Workforce and Economic Development, Sean McCobb, 916.322.9048; smccobb@cccco.edu
For information contact: Apprenticeship Program Specialist, Workforce and Economic Development, Sean McCobb, 916.322.9048; smccobb@cccco.edu
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Upcoming CAI Grants
The next round of CAI grants will be released in September. In excess of 30 million $$ is still available and apprenticeship funding for the upcoming year was approved in the CA budget. Priority details and requirements are similar to the last round with extra consideration given to those linked to community college credit and dual-enrollment. For further information contact: Apprenticeship Program Specialist, Workforce and Economic Development, Sean McCobb, 916.322.9048; smccobb@cccco.edu
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Promote Solutions to the Teacher Shortage in your Sub-region
The K-16 Educational Collaboratives Planning Grant includes Education as one of 4 priority sectors. Key sub-regions include the South Bay, the East Bay and the SF/SM Peninsula. Planning will be done sub-regionally and the CSU Deans of Education at SFSU, CSEUB and SJSU are the area leads. The planning grant has been awarded and the full grant application will be due in early fall of 2023. Contact trowland@clpccd.org, or leah_cadena-igdalsky@spra.com or kris_palmer@spra.com for additional information and to learn about opportunities to participate.
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Save the Date - Teach for the Bay is BACK!
Teach for the Bay 2023 is scheduled for October 26-28th, 2023! This free, virtual conference is student focused and designed to encourage and support careers in teaching at all levels!
Plan on presenting a virtual workshop and encouraging your ECE/EDU students to attend! If you are a teacher and are writing your course outlines for Fall 2023 or are working with your college and high school groups to create teacher pathways, include student incentives to attend Teach for the Bay 2023. Offer extra credit, or include the conference as a class assignment, or view the virtual conference together or offer a presentation with your college, high school or support agency. Stay tuned and let's Teach for the Bay! Visit www.teachforthebay.com for new updates as available.
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Celebrate Apprenticeship
National Apprenticeship Week is Nov. 13-19, 2023. The SF Bay Region will focus on specific sectors and industry groups throughout the week. The ECE/EDU sector will be featured, and John Dunn is working with the Northern California Apprenticeship Network to draft a list of activities in the Bay Region. Successful grantees, CAI recipients, employer partnerships and college and high school efforts can be featured. Stay tuned for opportunities to highlight your efforts and programs!
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Need Marketing Inspiration?
Watch the new CCSF Apprenticeship Recruitment Video developed by Tracy Burt. The ECE & Special Education Apprenticeship Video is an invitation for students to " Come join our dynamic team of educators. Our mission is to recruit, inspire, train and retain talented, diverse educators committed to creating a more just and equitable world, and serving *all* our students".
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AIF Funds in Review
Applications were due in May 2023 and are currently in review. The Apprenticeship Innovation Funding (AIF) is a new funding source in the state of California as of 2022 for new and innovative apprenticeship programs, defined as apprenticeships associated with the Interagency Advisory Committee on Apprenticeships (IACA). The AIF aims to support IACA apprenticeship program sponsors to sustain and scale their programs and train apprentices. The State has allocated $175 million over three years to support ongoing costs of these programs and classroom trainings, with $55 million specifically allocated to FY 2022-2023. The intent of the funding is to support both new and existing IACA apprenticeship programs to grow and scale to meet the needs of more employers and create more earn and learn pathways for job seekers. To learn more about this funding opportunity, click the link here.
https://www.dir.ca.gov/DAS/Grants/Apprenticeship-Innovation-Funding.html
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CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE DATA
The latest Teacher Occupations Full Report produced in August 2022, is available at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UrMSKH57EJudSjw2PgwWRBNSdGsU04dw/view
ECE/EDU Sector Data in the SF Bay Region by county, as well as a profile of the Out-of-School Time sub-sector is available.
The latest Teacher Occupations Brief produced in June 2022, is available at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xABLWsVZXevLC4faGJPvRxc4Ou0EhbHw/view
The new Teacher Occupations Dashboard developed by Chris Lee and John Carrese at the COE includes county by county data on the sector. It can be found at: Teacher Occupations Dashboard:
https://datastudio.google.com/u/0/reporting/e6faae36-a5ce-47a3-972e-5abbda52315d/page/hvlmC
Data for your grants, projects and sector use is available! Produced by the Centers of Excellence with assistance from, RJV Coordinator, Kathleen White
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ECEPTS UPDATE
Join the ECEPTS Institute which begins in September and includes a year-long intensive program of training and technical assistance. Collaborate to design and implement new ECE programs to launch in 2024. For information and to enroll, please contact Sandra Moore, ECEPTS at SMoore@ecepts.org
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NEW RESOURCES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Review the Federal Resources Playbook for Registered Apprenticeships at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19uRLc7oZU2q6YvSw1vaQgVCLXk0HpkFh/view?usp=sharing
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Interested in Youth Apprenticeship? Stay tuned for information on the California Youth Apprenticeship Grant which is a new funding source to develop and test innovative practices to increase the participation of opportunity youth in pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship programs, and to demonstrate the impact of apprenticeship on employment and earnings outcomes for opportunity youth. Over 20 million dollars will be available, and distribution will be made by the DAS.
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The Association for California Community College Teacher Education Programs (ACCCTEP) is the professional organization for community college-based teacher education programs in California. For membership information and updates on current projects visit ACCCTEP at https://accctep.org/
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Follow AB 938 by Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance) which would commit California to raise educator and school worker pay by at least 50% over the next 7 years. For information on status, contact Matthew Hardy, AFT at 510 703-5291.
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Stay up on California Apprenticeship NEWS! Subscribe to Grow Apprenticeship California at: https://growapprenticeshipca.org/apprenticeship-expansion-project/
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We Need Black Teachers has developed a Pipeline and Apprenticeship Focus for recruiting black teachers. Take a look at the statistics and the strategies for addressing this specific teacher shortage area!
Equity in teacher recruitment and preparation is critical. Additional resources will be featured regularly in this email, as will the link to the Commission on Teacher Credentialing Community of Practice recording of panelists at the July 17, 2023, CTC workshop on, "Recruiting Men in ECE" which contained strategies for recruiting and retaining men in teaching, (especially those of color).
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Please contact Kathleen White at kwhite@ccsf.edu and John Dunn at john@baccc.net to schedule sub-regional or local team meetings to discuss ECE/EDU pathways, pipelines, dual-enrollment, and apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship options.
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Grantees for the second round of the 2022 California Apprenticeship Initiative (CAI) grant were announced in June 2022. Congratulations to the following ECE/EDU Grantees: Mission College, Santa Rosa JC and Chabot College join Skyline College and Hartnell College as recent CAI grantees from the BACCC region. An additional college planning to create ECE/EDU Programs is De Anza CC. Operating programs include those at Berkeley City College, City College of San Francisco and Foothill CC. Congratulations!
>If you are interested in applying for an ECE/EDU Sector CAI grant, please complete this quick CAI apprenticeship grant survey: https://forms.gle/iL2LWbNN4NvoTuJQ9
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The Biden/Harris Administration announced plans to support teacher recruitment and fund programs to address staffing needs in the sector. Press announcement at: https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USED/bulletins/32a64b5
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Growing ECE/EDU Workforce Pathways, Pipelines and Apprenticeships - #RJV7!
Thank you for supporting the ECE/EDU Sector Regional Joint Venture for 2022-2024. RJV7 titled, Expanding ECE/EDU Pathways, Pipelines and Apprenticeships, was approved for funding by our region! Proposed activities posted at: https://baccc.knack.com/swp-tracking#rjv-r7-vote/
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Download the newly released Five Point Action Plan from the California Labor and Workforce Development Agency (LWDA) and view briefings on budget components related to workforce development and Apprenticeship Innovation Funding are posted on the LWDA Youtube site. Join Secretary Palugyai on an overview of opportunities and workforce projects at: LWDA Link
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Past Meetings
Thank you to the 32 participants that attended the DAS presentation with Kao Saetern and Doug Kawa from the Dept. of Industrial Relations, Division of Apprenticeship Standards. Thank you both for presenting at the May 24th RJV Meeting!
The presentation included updates from DAS as well as support functions available from DAS when considering launching an apprenticeship and a Q&A session. Info and recap below!
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Thank you to the 35 participants that attended the ECEPTS Conference workshop presented by, John Dunn and Kathleen White entitled, "How Apprenticeship can Solve the Teacher Shortage" at the 2nd Annual ECEPTS Conference on ECE Apprenticeships - MAY 1 - 4, 2023. Please review below!
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Thank you to the 23 participants that attended the technical assistance workshop on February 22, 2023 featuring Pam Knapp, San Joaquin County Office of Education. She provided an overview of how SJCCOE operates an apprenticeship program for teacher aides in the school district and includes 16-18 year olds as full apprentices.
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Thank you to the 26 participants that attended the technical assistance workshop held on October 12th, 2022 with Phuong Tran, Apprenticeship Director, Foothill College. She provided an overview of how Foothill schedules apprenticeship classes, creates cohort codes, registers apprentices and reports attendance for RSI and apportionment.
Supplemental Resource - Student Attendance and Accounting Manual
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Thank you to the 36 participants from the SF Bay Region who attended the technical assistance workshop held on September 14, 2022 at 3PM with Adele Burnes, Deputy Director, DAS and Douglas Kawa, DAS.
Adele covered funding in the 22-23 budget for apprenticeships, growth areas at DAS and introduced Douglas Kawa as an ECE/EDU area specialist. He can be reached at DAS at: dkawa@dir.ca.gov.
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Teach for the Bay #3, hosted on September 29th and 30th, was attended by 1009 participants!
Workshop recordings are posted at: www.teachforthebay.com in an updated flip book.
Thank you SF Bay Region for offering workshops and a warm thank you to team Teach for the Bay which included, Conference Coordinator, Tracy Burt, CCSF and Jerica Coffey, CCSF Faculty lead, Lea Martinez, Rio Hondo, Andrea Medina, DVC, and Anne Chan, CCSF.
Keynotes, Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales, Ph.D. and plenary presenter, Farima Pour-Khorshid shared riveting presentations attended by over 250 participants.
The purpose of Teach for the Bay is to encourage those in our region to consider careers in teaching (at all levels) and to promote our regional higher education partners!
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Our ECE/EDU Workforce Development Symposium was a success! Thank you to the 229 CA educators who registered for the symposium, held on Friday, May 13th, 2022, from 11AM -3PM! We had participants joining throughout the day including faculty, staff, and administrators from California Community Colleges from throughout the state, as well as our higher education transfer partners, K-12 school districts and employers.
Opening statements from Marty Alvarado, CCCCO Vice Chancellor, and Mary Sandy, Executive Director of the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing set the tone for the day,
A warm thank you to Steve Bautista, Santa Ana College and ACCCTEP President and Lea Martinez, Rio Hondo College and Renee Marshall, TPP and ED. Consultant and, Tracy Burt, CDEV CCSF, for the support and leadership during this event. A special thank you to Teach for LA. Teach for the Bay and the BACCC ECE/EDU Apprenticeship RJV for supporting this work!
Missed the symposium? Want to revisit the information?
PowerPoint - Recording - Jamboard Notes - Input from Participants
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Thank you to the 18 RJV participants that joined us at our two "Open Office Hours" for ECE/EDU California Apprenticeship Initiative (CAI) Grant Applicants on March 1 and 9th, 2022!
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Thank you to the 27 participants that joined us at the first ECE/EDU Apprenticeship RJV meeting on Feb. 1, 2022, featuring John Dunn, Director of Apprenticeship at BACCC to hear about his plans to support our sector work, including pre-apprenticeships, apprenticeships, grant opportunities and working with the CCCCO, CDE and workforce development boards.
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Thank you to the 26 participants that joined us at the, "Understanding Workforce Development Boards - 101" presentation on December 1, 2021 from 1:00 - 2:00PM, with Charles Henkels, LAUNCH Network, Riverside County;
Bob Lanter, CA Workforce Association; MaryAnn Pranke, Verdugo Workforce Development Board. The role of WDB's, funding available through WDB's, links to apprenticeship and challenges in building collaboration between ECE/EDU and Workforce Development Boards were covered.
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Randi Wolfe, ECEPTS; Tina Watts, Skyline; Tracy Burt, CCSF; Joya Chavarin, Berkeley CC shared apprenticeship launch, standards, CAI grants and management tips with 18 participants at an open "Coffee Chat" on Monday, November 1, 2021-2:00PM - 3:30PM.
Powerpoint - Recording
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Thank you to the 31 participants that attended the Regional Employer Panel - Hearing Employer Needs in ECE/EDU as a Basis for HRTP/Apprenticeship Formation with Kai Ming Headstart, Kidango, Bright Horizons, Mountain View Wiseman SD, Girls, Inc, YMCA East Bay - and High Road Alliance on October 13, 2021 from 2:00-3:30PM.
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Thank you to the 1187 students that attended a Teach for the Bay workshop at the second annual conference! Thank you also to all of our college and community partners for presenting over 30 workshops on October 6-8, 2021!
Workshop recordings are posted at www.teachforthebay.com
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Thank you to the 58 participants that attended the October 7, 2021 workshop on the YMCA East Bay Apprenticeship Program - a Grow your Own Model with Pamm Shaw, Director and Apprentices: Tayilar Henderson, Andrea Cruz, Erica Davis, Yvette Perez
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Thank you to the 53 participants that attended the October 6, 2021 workshop on Becoming an Apprentice in Early Childhood Education with Skyline College, City College of San Francisco and Berkeley Community College
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The Bay Area Youth Apprenticeship and Pre-Apprenticeship Community of Practice and the ECE/EDU RJV Community of Practice joined forces with our Dual-enrollment, K-14 Directors discussed Dual Enrollment in ECE/EDU Apprenticeship with 31 participants on Tuesday, September 28, from 2:00-3:00PM.
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An overview of, "What are High Road Training Partnerships and Why are they Important in Apprenticeship"? - with the High Road Alliance - Thank you to the 34 attendees on September 23, 2021 from 1:00 - 2:00PM
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Grant Writers Roundtable for the Bay Area College Apprenticeship Connection; September 8, 2021, from 10:00 -11:00AM to prepare for the CAI Grant; ECE/EDU co-sponsored.
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"Paving the Way- Developing Pathways for Expanded Learning Educators into Teaching"; Monday, August 23, 2021, from 10:00 - 12:30 PM. The SF BAY Region ECE/EDU Programs held a meeting with the California After-school Network (CAN) at 12:30-1:30PM to discuss developing pathways for extended learning and after-school educators into teaching.
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Virtual Practitioner FREE Statewide TPP Conference “ Bringing Systems Together” - August 18th and August 20th, 2021- For Faculty, Administrators, K-12 and Partners of California Community College TPP Programs. We hosted two workshops for the ECE/EDU Apprenticeship RJV:
Workshop #1 - Growing Apprenticeships in the San Francisco Bay Area - Wednesday, August 18, 2021- 12:30-2:00PM - Powerpoint - Recording
Workshop #2 - Accessing and Utilizing Data to Prioritize the ECE/EDU Sector with the Centers of Excellence - Wednesday, August 18, 2021-2:15-3:30 PM
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Tuesday, June 22, 2021 - 2:30 - 4PM
New to Apprenticeship? Apprenticeship Overview - Summary and Nuts and Bolts, Adele Burnes, Regional Apprenticeship Director, BACCC; Community College, Employer and College Responsibilities, Monique Pascual, Apprenticeship and Instructional Services, CCSF; RJV News, Kathleen White
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Tuesday, June 8, 2021 - 2:30 -4PM
Launch and RJV Introduction - Why now? How apprenticeship can help address workforce shortages in ECE/EDU/EXL/TK - An ECE/EDU Apprenticeship overview - the role of the intermediary in ECE/EDU - Randi Wolfe, ECEPTS and Kathleen White
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Apprenticeship, Pathways and Programs Regional Updates - 2022-2023
Legacy apprenticeship programs at Berkeley City College were the first to be established with ECEPTS in 2018-2019.
CCSF established a second program and a third at Skyline (SMCCD) were launched in 2019-2020.
In February 2022, three CAI grants in the region in ECE/EDU were awarded to Skyline College, Hartnell College and SFUSD.
In June 2022, three additional CAI grants were awarded in the region in ECE/EDU to Chabot, Mission and Santa Rosa Community Colleges.
Additional ECE/EDU Apprenticeship programs were launched at Foothill and De Anza Colleges and Community Action Marin with Marin CC.
In the December 2022, CAI round, the following applicants from the BACCC region submitted ECE/EDU Apprenticeship proposals or approved new sponsorship agreements: San Jose City College EDU Collaborative including Hartnell and Cabrillo Colleges; Extended Learning Collaborative including Partnership for Youth and Berkeley CC.; Contra Costa County Office of Education ECE/EDU Proposal; Santa Clara County Office of Education Educator Workforce Proposal, and Salinas High School.
22 additional CAI sub-regional application discussions were held with Kathleen White and/or John Dunn with the following colleges, CBO's or K-12 representatives: Merritt CC, Gavilan CC, Contra Costa CC, Solano CC, Los Medanos CC, Cabrillo CC, San Jose City, Monterey CC, DVC, Marin CC, West Valley CC, Region 5 - Expanded Learning Partnerships, Monterey COE, Santa Clara COE, Contra Costa COE, San Mateo County COE, SFUSD, Alameda COE, Oakland USD, West Valley CC, Ohlone CC, Partnership for Youth, San Rafael High School.
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Stay Tuned! Teach for the Bay 2023 is scheduled for October 26th, 27th, and 28th!! Save the Date!
Project Contacts
Growing ECE/EDU Workforce Pathways, Pipelines and Apprenticeships to Solve the ECE/EDU Teacher Crisis - BACCC RJV
Hosted at:
City College of San Francisco, 50 Frida Kahlo Way - MUB 247
San Francisco, CA 94112
TEAM
Kathleen White, RJV Lead - kwhite@ccsf.edu
Tracy Burt, ECE/EDU Apprenticeship Program - tburt@ccsf.edu
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John Dunn, Regional Apprenticeship Director, BACCC - john@baccc.net
JOIN the BACCC - Bay Area College Apprenticeship Connection - Monthly Meetings for BACCC SF Bay Region Community Colleges Interested in All Sector Apprenticeships and Pre-Apprenticeships - Contact Apprenticeships Regional Director, John Dunn at john@baccc.net or visit website to join the Bay Area College Apprenticeship Connection and sign up for meetings, emails and information.
Stay Tuned
*All workshops, meeting information and updates will be recorded and posted for college use at: https://sites.google.com/baccc.net/baccctpp-rjv/home and the BACCC Calendar at: https://sites.google.com/a/baccc.net/baccc/Home
*Student information, resources on Teacher Preparation, ECE/EDU and new apprenticeships will be posted at: www.teachforthebay.com Please review your contact information to assure accuracy!
"Like" and "Share" Teach for the Bay on Social media- @teachforthebay on Instagram, @teachforthebay on Twitter, @teachforthebay on Facebook
Apprenticeship and ECE/EDU Resources
RJV#5 - Growing Apprenticeships to Solve the ECE/EDU Teacher Crisis - Read the RJV Proposal! SF Bay Region Student Facing Website - Teach for the Bay
BACCC RJV Practitioner Website - Bay Teacher Prep Website - RJV Meeting information, resources and details found here and at BACCC Calendar Site
California Community Colleges Teacher Preparation Programs
Link to TABLEAU Data Sets for California Community College Student and Program Metrics
EdTrust West - Educational Equity
Golden State Teacher Grant Program
California Afterschool Network - Paving the Way - Apprenticeship to Teacher
Teach - Resources, Grants for Teachers Information
California Community Colleges California Apprenticeship Initiative - HUB California Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Apprenticeship Standards
Early Care and Education Pathways to Success ( ECEPTS) Apprenticeship
CCCCO Strong Workforce Program
California Workforce Development Board - High Road Training Partnerships California Community College Early Childhood Educators - CCCECE
Association of California Community College Teacher Education Programs - ACCCTEP JFF Workforce Advancement - Center for Apprenticeship and Work-based Learning Youth Apprenticeship Intermediary Project - Urban Institute
Getting to the Finish Line - Women’s Policy Inst. - Impacts of Supportive Services
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January 2022 Edition - ECE/EDU Apprenticeship Newsletter
September 2021 Edition -ECE/EDU RJV Apprenticeship Newsletter
BACK to School Edition - August 2021 - ECE/EDU RJV Apprenticeship Newsletter
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Current News and Links
US teachers grapple with a growing housing crisis: ‘We can’t afford rent’
Educators are struggling with pay disparities and a widening housing and cost-of-living crisis. Read in The Guardian: https://apple.news/AbzVH1qa8T8SfEp1rhNwCvg
California Sunk Millions into Teacher Residency Programs but Many Cannot Afford to Enroll
July 27, Dept. of Industrial Relations, Division of Apprenticeship Standards Update
July 2021 - Funds available now! - 3 Billion in Federal Investment in America’s Communities Funds
July 2021 - States Expand Apprenticeship Programs as Worker Shortages Grow
July 2021 - Overview of Apprenticeship Bills and Legislation
July 2021 - United Way of the Bay Area - The Real Cost to Live in the Bay Area
July 12, 2021 - California State Full Budget Summary - 2021-2022
June 2021 - Post - Covid State Budget with Record Spending on Education
CCCCO Workforce and Economic Development (WEDD) Monthly Webinars
Learning Policy Institute - Articles, Resources and Research
EDU Canvas Commons Instructional Resources
February 21, 2021; What is Next for Child Care? Covid Crisis; Hunt Institute
June 23, 2021; The Future of Work in California
March 10, 2021; Child Care Relief Funding in the American Rescue Plan
CCCCO Academic Senate Spring 2021 Plenary Resolutions - +*21.02 S21 Prioritizing System
Support for the ECE/EDU Education and Human Development Sector
Teacher Preparation Pipeline RJV - 2016-2020 - Notes, Resources and Information
Thank You SF Bay Region!!!
Our first FREE Virtual Teach for the Bay Conference in October 2020 was a rousing success! 2774 attendees participated in 52 workshops offered by 18 of our BACCC community colleges!
*YouTube video received 23,000 views by 10/10/20!
TPP Meetings and Resources
2020 - 2017
Upcoming BACCC TPP/RJV Meeting for SF Bay Region Leads:
Friday, December 11, 2020 - 10:30AM-1:00PM - Zoom https://cccconfer.zoom.us/j/93165881433
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Powerpoint and presentation for recent BACCC TPP/RJV Meeting:
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Presentation to the BACCC Bay Team on the TPP RJV and Social Media and Marketing
Powerpoint for Education Sector Counselor Resources
Statewide Communities of Practice for Regional TPP/EDU Education Faculty (Fieldwork Fridays) scheduled as follows:
Dates, Agenda and Powerpoint: June 18, 2020, July 9, 2020, July 17, 2020, July 31, 2020, September 25, 2020, October 30, 2020 - 10:30 - 11:30AM - See BACCC Calendar or visit www.teacherprepprogram.org for ZOOM LINK
Statewide Communities of Practice for Early Childhood /ECE Faculty scheduled as follows:
Dates, Agenda and Powerpoint:
September 29, 2020
See BACCC Calendar or visit www.teacherprepprogram.org for ZOOM LINKS
The TPP RJV is hosting an Education Sector community of practice series of ZOOM calls to be scheduled as follows:
Alternating Wednesday afternoons: 3:30 to 4:30 PM - Teacher Preparation Faculty in the SF Bay Region (BACCC Region RJV) Education Sector Community of Practice
Dates, Agenda and Powerpoint: April 29, 2020, May 13, 2020, May 27, 2020, June 3, 2020, June 10, 2020 - Please mark your calendars! Call Information
All faculty teaching in the TPP partner community colleges, or in the community college education sector in the SF Bay Region are invited to join us!
In order to ensure that we are covering topics that are of critical interest to you, please complete the TPP RJV Education Community of Practice survey
The BACCC will be co-sponsoring with CCCECE a series of Early Childhood Education / ECE COP "Community of Practice" meetings, led by CCCECE regional leads, Anthony Ayala, Solano College, Kristina Brower, Skyline College, and TPP RJV lead, Kathleen White, CCSF. The schedule will be as follows:
Alternating Wednesday afternoons: 2:30 to 3:30 PM - ECE/CDEV Faculty in the SF Bay Region
Dates, Agenda and Powerpoint: April 29th, 2020, May 13th, 2020, May 27th, 2020, June 3rd, 2020, June 10th, 2020 - Please mark your calendars! Call Information
In order to ensure that your needs are served, please complete this short survey on your priority topics!
Statewide Leadership California Community College Teacher Preparation Program Meetings - http://teacherprepprogram.org/statewide-leadership-ccc-tpp-meetings/
The following events / meetings have been postponed due to COVID 19:
Tuesday, April 7, 2020, 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM - Chabot College, Board Room, Hayward - Regional Meeting, Northern SF Bay Region Community Colleges – CSUEB, SFSU, SSU Pipelines, and Partnerships (lunch provided)
Facilitator, CCSF, Chabot College (host), Las Positas College, Los Medanos College, Berkeley City College, Merritt College, Diablo Valley College, Napa Valley College, Cañada College, Skyline College
Wednesday, April 15, 2020 - San Francisco - Counselor Training - Held at SF Giants Oracle Park, this convening of HS, CC and Adult School counselors will hear about the California Community College Chancellor's Office priority sectors directly from Regional Directors, along with actively engaged sector employees who will showcase career pathways and upward mobility. This event experience will give counselors, High School Partner Counselors and Adult School Partners are encouraged to attend. Please invite all counselors engaged in the Teacher Pathway at your college!
Friday, May 8, 2020, 10:30 AM - 3:00 PM - Hartnell College, Science Bldg. 1111, Salinas - Regional Meeting - Southern SF Bay Region Community Colleges - CSUMB, SJSU Pipelines and Partnerships, (lunch provided)
Facilitator, CCSF, Hartnell College (host), Gavilan College, Cabrillo College, Monterey Peninsula College, West Valley College, Ohlone College, San Jose City College, Foothill College
Related Events that may be of interest to TPP Programs:
March 10-13, 2020, California Community College Association for Occupational Education (CCCAOE) https://www.cccaoe.org/ - TPP Workshop on March 12, 2020 – Sacramento
March 19-20, 2020, Association of California Community College Teacher Education Programs ( ACCCTEP) – Shared Meeting at California Council on Teacher Education - SPAN/CCTE, https://ccte.org/conferences ACCCTEP Board Meeting on March 20, 2020 at 10:00AM Sacramento
April 30 - May 2, 2020, Academic Senate for California Community Colleges - Career and Noncredit Education Institute, San Mateo Marriott Hotel
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Project Description
The Teacher Preparation Pipeline (TPP) STEM/CTE Regional Joint Venture (RJV) aims to provide a model of teacher preparation that successfully recruits, trains and supports existing and future educators throughout the State of California. By creating a regional collaborative within the BACCC region to demonstrate shared practices, courses and strategies which serve both current and future teachers, the TPP RJV aspires to increase the number, quality and diversity of the teaching workforce in the region.
The SF Bay Area region represents 25% of the teaching vacancies in California. Addressing the teaching shortage through the development of collaborative practices and efforts can create models for other regions. Leveraging funds from the Education Futures grant through the CCCCO, the RJV’s are well positioned to increase the sustainability of community college-based teacher preparation efforts in California.
Develop regional courses, programs and pathways that address TOP CODE and data tracking needs
This RJV includes preparing teachers in Early Childhood Education, TK, K-12 and Community College, esp. CTE /STEM
Project Goals
Continue to work with Bay Area CSU’s on transfer and articulation efforts
Develop a regional marketing plan for teaching and education pathways in partnership with the BACCC Marketing RJV
A complete survey of Human Resources Departments in Community Colleges to assess faculty hiring and training needs (especially CTE ) in our region
Project Resources
New August 2020 COE Newsletter featuring a SPOTLIGHT on the Education Sector: https://myemail.constantcontact.com/LMI-News---Updates.html?soid=1102310026795&aid=wqo9e-wrBFE
Introducing the newest TPP/COE Publication on CTE Teacher Shortages - August 2020 - Featuring a Snapshot of 3 Sectors, the Challenge, and Solutions to the CTE Teacher Shortage - Share the Community College & High School Career Technical Education (CTE) Teacher Shortages in SF Bay Region with your college Human Resources Departments, Administration, Employers and Advisory Boards
New Faculty- led website for ECE/EDU Faculty with COVID Fieldwork and Virtual Resources - July 2020 - ECE Faculty Collective - COP Resource Site for ECE and TPP Faculty in CA -https://www.ecefacultycollective.com/
State Superintendent of Schools, Tony Thurmond’s Transition Team SSPI Teacher Workforce Recommendations (includes recommendations for California Community College participation)
Teacher Preparation Programs (TPP) in the Bay Area Community Colleges Consortium (BACCC) region. Link to https://www.tpp-baccc.org/
2017-2020 Summary of TPP Regional Funding by College - Identifies funds and contacts for the Teacher Preparation Pipeline project
Teacher Preparation Programs – Statewide Expansion Proposal 2020-2021 – Legislative Budget Request – 2019
- Introducing the Bay Region 2019 Teacher Occupations Sector Brochure!
Available in 3 Formats!
Teacher Occupations - Web - Post on your website
Teacher Occupations - Print - Prints consecutive pages (1-12)
Teacher Occupations - Booklet - Booklet format
This is the first Sector brochure for Teaching Careers in California produced by COE! Many thanks to John Carrese for his support and expertise. All BACCC colleges can download the PDFs and post on their websites, print copies for their TPP partners, community leaders and colleges and utilize for funding proposals, presentations and college planning.
EDUCATION FUTURES - Statewide CCCCO TPP Website - Expanding Teacher Preparation Programs