CABE 50th Anniversary 2025

Californians Together Workshops

Wednesday, March 26 – Friday, March 28

A three-day summit of workshops supporting English learner success. Find us in the exhibit hall in booth 325!

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Workshop Schedule

1:00pm Six Years of the English Learner Roadmap: Progress and Promise

2:45pm Identifying and Supporting Multilingual Learners in Transitional Kindergarten

10:30am Voices from the Field: The Impact of Science of Reading Initiatives in Bilingual/English Learner Programs

10:30am Developing and Strengthening Programs, Services, and Instruction for LTELS

1:30pm The State of English Learners in California Public Schools: Understanding Key Data on English Learner Outcomes

1:30pm Supporting Immigrant and Refugee Students: Building Resilience and Social-Emotional Learning

3:15pm Advocacy and Action: You Can Make a Difference for English Learners

10:30am The Power of Advocacy in Improving Multilingual Learner Education

1:30pm Establishing Multiliteracy Programs as the Standard Program for ELs in California

1:30pm Analysis, News, & Resources for Newcomer Education in California

1:30pm We are Stronger Together: The Legacy of EL Advocacy Continues!

3:15pm How the 2023 Math Framework Can Support Outcomes for English Learners

3:15pm School Boards in Action: Implementing the CA English Learner Roadmap

5:00pm Supporting and Understanding the Needs of Reclassified Fluent English Proficient (RFEP) Students

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Who We Are

Californians Together champions the educational success of California’s 1.1 million English learners by overcoming and transforming the harms of systemic racial, language, and cultural inequality in education and closing opportunity gaps from early childhood through post-secondary education by exposing timely issues, advocating for cutting-edge policy, and practice solutions grounded in research.

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Our Coalition

Californians Together is a statewide advocacy coalition of powerful organizations from all segments of the education community, including teachers, administrators, board members, parents, and civil rights non-profit groups. Our member organizations come together around the goal of better educating 1.1 million English learners by improving California's schools and promoting equitable educational policy.

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