CAPSES News and Updates - CAPSESstaff

The US Department of Labor posted information and Q/A on the Families First and Coronavirus Response Act.

CCTC released a new round of grants for teacher development. Residency models are shown to produce better prepared and more stable educators in our classrooms. Additionally, there is a marked improvement on student learning when their teacher was developed in a teacher residency program. The CCTC grants are designed to help schools develop innovative programs to develop new teachers in partnership with local universities and colleges.

California Governor Newsom released his 2020-2021 budget proposal with calls for study in special education and investment in teaching workforce.

Register now for the CAPSES Administrator and Legislative day on February 24th and 25th in Sacramento!

As CAPSES approaches 50 years of special education leadership and advocacy, we are launching a search for our next Executive Director.