This session will provide training on all aspects of student discipline, including grounds for suspensions and expulsions, other means of correction, investigations, and expulsion hearing procedures.
This training is reserved for TCSOS Employees only.
How do you ensure your email will be read? This program identifies the do’s and don'ts of email and offers suggestions for writing emails in a way that captures the attention of the recipient and gives them all the pertinent information. The presentation includes information about subject lines, format, content, emotions, grammar and punctuation, signatures, and the use of CCs and BCCs.
Understanding personality types can be somewhat confusing. This one-hour seminar is designed to gain a practical understanding of the different types of personalities and teach you how personality types can impact our behavior. Participants will identify their own personality type to learn how to use type preference as an energy management tool that enhances their skills in interpersonal communication.
This session will provide training on all aspects of the Brown Act, which governs open meetings of public educational agencies. This discussion will cover notice and agenda requirements, serial meetings, open and closed sessions, violations and remedies, and the public’s right to participate in the process.
CDE will be at TCSOS for training “How to effectively report educator assignments in CALPADS, so the data (which becomes part of Cal SAAS, and then later SARC, and soon LCAP) are an accurate representation of what’s going on.” Discussion on the challenges specific to rural areas and the educator shortage issues.
This session will provide new Board Members with current information on some of the most common topics that will likely arise during their terms. We will discuss Board Members’ Roles and Responsibilities/Parliamentary Procedure; Finances & Human Resources; Public Meetings and Public Records; and Conflicts of Interest.
This training will focus on the legal requirements when parental consent to the proposed offer of FAPE is not obtained and will provide the next steps in the IEP process.
When choosing the right health insurance plan for your specific needs and budget, it’s important to understand the terms and what they mean. Pam Oliveto, from CVT, will be at TCSOS to explain each health plan and the terms associated with those plans. Pam will explain what a deductible and out-of-pocket max means. She will explain what is covered and where to go if you have questions on how much a procedure or doctor visit will cost. Pam is here to answer the questions you never knew about your medical, dental, and vision insurance! Don’t let this opportunity pass you by.
If you want to feel confident about your finances, consider following a plan with four components: controlling spending, managing debt, prioritizing savings, and maintaining excellent credit. If you lose focus on any of these disciplines, you risk adding stress to your life. This class explains the importance of each component of your plan and helps you get started.
This user group will discuss the latest releases and updates provided by CALPADS. In this training, multiple data technicians will discuss various reports submitted to CALPADS, from credentialing to free and reduced lunch applications. Numerous departments will be present to answer any questions that may arise.
Learn about all the benefits your EAP can bring you: finding childcare, receiving legal advice, and anything in between. We want to ensure you know the ins and outs of using your EAP and how it can help support you in your work and personal lives.
