Statewide Math Resources
Statewide Math Resources
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The California Mathematics Framework guides educators in delivering high-quality, research-based math instruction.
Information concerning Instructional Materials Adoptions for California Public Schools.
California Collaborative for Educational Excellence (CCEE) Resource Hub
The CCEE Statewide System of Support Resource Hub is where County Offices of Education, districts, charter schools, Special Education Local Plan Areas, and other educational partners in California, can find information about state-funded initiatives, resources, and contact information for System of Support partners, to employ best practices, facilitate improvement plans, and improve student outcomes.
CAL-MSCS - California Mathematics, Science and Computer Science Professional Learning Partnership
The California Mathematics, Science, and Computer Science Partnership (CAL-MSCS), administered by the San Joaquin COE in partnership with the Santa Barbara and Monterey COEs, was funded in the 2022 Budget Act and is dedicated to building out the statewide professional development infrastructure for teachers in grades 4-12 to ensure access to high-quality training opportunities in math, science, and computer science.
Rural Math Collaborative - CCEE Learning Accelleration Grant
The Rural Math Collaborative provides asynchronous professional development modules on the Mathematics Framework and provides ongoing development and coaching through professional learning networks on Framework-aligned mathematics instruction (particularly Lesson Study) and interventions. Currently, modules on Number Sense for grades TK-2 and grades 3-5 are available.
California Collaborative for Learning Accelleration - CCEE Learning Accelleration Grant
The California Collaborative for Learning Acceleration (CCLA) offers free, asynchronous learning modules, broken up by grade span, to train educators on using Representations, Mathematical Language, and Word Problems to accelerate learning in mathematics. The CCLA also offers mathematics workshops for California educators and customized professional learning to partner districts.
The Math Professional Learning Partnership (MPLP) is a collaborative network of California school districts, county offices, the California Mathematics Project, and other educational leaders working together to strengthen mathematics teaching and learning.
The ELSF Math Guidelines offer research-based guidance to design math materials that integrate content, practices, and language development for multilingual learners. With five focus areas and supporting tools like Benchmarks of Quality and Adoption Toolkits, they help ensure equitable, rigorous, and inclusive math instruction for all students.
Count Play Explore
California Statewide Early Math Initiative to create innovative professional development, communications, and resources for early math educators to improve mathematics achievement for early learners. Count Play Explore is funded through this investment and serves as a statewide, multi-agency effort across California to promote positive and confident math and science outcomes among children from birth to 3rd grade.
California Mathematics Council
The California Mathematics Council (CMC) is a non-profit member-based organization that supports math education in California by improving math teaching, communicating with educators, parents, and policymakers, and Increasing diversity in math education.
California Educators Together Math Guidebook & Resources
California Educators Together is a community of practice designed to provide educators, administrators, specialists, and state program leads a common space to communicate, share strategies, and access resources
The Math Guidebook is a set of curated resources including lesson plans, educator highlights, demo videos, podcasts, and access to free curriculum.
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Digital Learning Integration & Standards Guidance for Mathematics
California Mathematics Project
The California Mathematics Project is one of the California Subject Matter Projects that provide discipline-specific, research-based, sustained professional learning and leadership programs with the goal of developing teacher subject matter knowledge, pedagogy, and agency. There are 19 regional sites located at the University of California (UC), California State University (CSU), and independent college and university campuses to provide programs that strengthen teaching and learning in mathematics.
The California Preschool and Transitional Kindergarten Learning Foundations (PKTKLF) describe the key knowledge and skills children ages 3–5½ can develop with high-quality early learning experiences. They guide educators, families, and programs in supporting young children’s growth across settings.
The California Preschool and Transitional Kindergarten Learning Foundations (PKTKLF) describe the key knowledge and skills children ages 3–5½ can develop with high-quality early learning experiences. They guide educators, families, and programs in supporting young children’s growth across settings.
The California Curriculum Implementation Guide was designed to meet California educators’ specific needs—and developed in collaboration with California teachers, school and district leaders, and County Office Math Leaders. We integrated CDE regulations, policies, and procurement practices throughout this guide.
About the Resources
About the Resources
This website is dedicated to supporting mathematics education in California and the implementation of the 2023 California Mathematics Framework. It provides a centralized space for educators, administrators, and families to access professional learning resources, instructional videos, and best practices that enhance math teaching and learning across the state.
This website is dedicated to supporting mathematics education in California and the implementation of the 2023 California Mathematics Framework. It provides a centralized space for educators, administrators, and families to access professional learning resources, instructional videos, and best practices that enhance math teaching and learning across the state.
Beyond offering high-quality resources, this platform also highlights the work of organizations, statewide initiatives, and local projects committed to strengthening mathematics instruction. By showcasing collaborative efforts, research-based strategies, and success stories, this site connects stakeholders with the tools and insights needed to ensure all students experience engaging, equitable, and effective mathematics education.
Beyond offering high-quality resources, this platform also highlights the work of organizations, statewide initiatives, and local projects committed to strengthening mathematics instruction. By showcasing collaborative efforts, research-based strategies, and success stories, this site connects stakeholders with the tools and insights needed to ensure all students experience engaging, equitable, and effective mathematics education.
Questions?
Questions?
Contact calmathresources@gmail.com to get more information on the project and the resources.
This project is in partnership with The California Department of Education and Californians Dedicated to Education Foundation.
This project is in partnership with The California Department of Education and Californians Dedicated to Education Foundation.
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