Join us on June 26 for a hands-on QSS training at TCSOS covering Absence Tracking, Requisitions, and Vendor Attachments. Lunch included!
As part of our EAP Learning Sessions, this seminar focuses on removing toxins from your life with a mind/body approach. We will discuss what adds toxins to your mind and body and how to eliminate them for good. Some aspects of this seminar will cover how we can establish a healthier way of eating through whole, real, nutrient-rich food. We’ll also look at how eliminating processed food, which is a normal part of most people's diets, can help support a clean lifestyle. We will discuss toxic products used in the home, vitamins, supplements, and many more areas during this seminar.
As part of our EAP Learning Sessions, this class explores how exercise benefits not only our bodies but our minds. Discover how exercise contributes to a healthy brain, what happens in our brain when we work out, and why staying active is crucial for maintaining good mental health.
This engaging workshop is designed for school board members and education leaders seeking to enhance their communication skills and leadership effectiveness. Join us for an insightful evening covering two essential topics: mastering online communication as a board member and understanding the science behind happiness for improved well-being and leadership.
This professional development session is designed to help Grades 3-6 teachers prepare students for the CAASPP English Language Arts assessments. Participants will explore test components, unpack performance tasks, and discuss effective strategies for reading comprehension, writing, and critical thinking. Walk away with practical tools and resources to support student success in meeting ELA standards.
As part of our EAP Learning Sessions, this class will explore the realities of the Internet as well as its benefits. We will discuss the importance of learning the language of the Internet and how to identify concerns and risks. Participants will learn strategies to increase safety online with instant messaging, social networking, and chat rooms.
This professional development workshop supports Grades 7-11 teachers in preparing students for the CAASPP English Language Arts assessments. Participants will analyze test blueprints, delve into performance tasks, and explore strategies for enhancing reading, writing, and analytical skills. Gain valuable resources and actionable techniques to help students succeed on the ELA assessments and beyond.
This session is designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate your CalPERS benefits effectively as you progress in your career. Whether you are new to CalPERS or have been a member for some time, there will be valuable information for everyone.
Join us for an evening of professional growth and collaboration! The Board Workshop: Boardsmanship & Brown Act Training will take place on January 21, 2025, from 7–9 PM at TCSOS Room 217. This workshop, designed for site leaders, district administrators, and county and district board members, will feature insights on effective governance from Juliana Feriani, retired County Board Member, and expert legal guidance on the Brown Act from AALRR. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.
This workshop is designed to help educators prepare high school students for the California Science Test (CAST). Participants will dive into the test framework, explore advanced NGSS-aligned content, and engage in collaborative strategies to enhance student comprehension and readiness. Gain practical tools and insights to support Grades 9-12 students in achieving success on the CAST.
The Tuolumne County Superintendent of Schools is hosting a comprehensive credential training session designed to help educators and administrators navigate a variety of important credentialing topics. This session will cover the basics of credentials, emergency permits, Local Assignment Options, EL authorizations, substitute permits and the time they are allowed in the classroom, out-of-state credentials, teacher assignments, waivers, extensions, and CalSAAS compliance.
This interactive workshop equips educators with the tools and strategies needed to effectively prepare students in Grades 5 and 8 for the California Science Test (CAST). Participants will explore test content, align classroom activities with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), and engage in hands-on practice to build confidence in teaching science concepts. Leave with actionable plans to enhance student readiness and success on the CAST.
