How do you know you are stressed? Do you recognize the symptoms of stress? Explore the newest research and what experts are saying about good and bad stress.
This seminar is about learning the science behind gratitude and how it can help to increase meaningful relationships in all areas of your life. The newest research in this course empowers individuals to learn how to incorporate gratitude at work and at home.
This topic is a continuation of increasing awareness of the complicated relationships we have in our lives. Focusing on what we can be grateful for daily offers a new perspective on our daily lives.
This informative and enjoyable workshop shares proven techniques for using laughter to reduce stress in your life. The history, practices, and beliefs of this therapy as well as how to become more positive, will be explored.
This seminar reminds participants about the wonderful energizer called laughter, with its many therapeutic benefits, including looking at life in a way that takes some of the stress out of it.
This class offers a genuine discussion on understanding and embracing the multiple ways our brains work. Whether it’s ADHD, Autism, mental health, or several other differences, understanding neurodiversity can be relevant to all of us. Join the conversation to learn how we can partner to celebrate the value neurodiversity brings to our workplace, home, social community, and lives.
Are you feeling the sting of a tough economy? Market changes and inflation can lead to rising levels of financial frustration. We will discuss steps you can consider to reduce or avoid added stress. We’ll also talk about what may be causing the price change, how you might adjust your budget, and the resources available to you.
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 personality type to learn how to use type preference as an energy management tool that enhances their skills in interpersonal communication.
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.
TCSOS is pleased to be hosting a presentation by Dr. Joel Rabin from Inform2Inspire about analyzing and using data to understand student performance and improve student outcomes.
This workshop will be held at TCSOS on Wednesday, May 3, from 3-5 pm in Room 217. This is intended for Superintendents, Site Administrators, Data Managers, and Teacher Leaders.
The main topics to be covered will be:
• Understanding CA School Dashboard scores, what they mean, how close our performance was to receiving higher ratings on the Dashboard, and how our scores compare to others
• Understanding what data analysis means, how to analyze our data effectively, and scheduling data analysis to improve our outcomes
To learn more about Joel’s work, check out his website at: https://www.inform2inspire.com/
"Documents for Life" is designed specifically for TCSOS employees who want to ensure they have the necessary documentation for their estate planning needs.
During this workshop, we will cover the critical legal documents you should consider putting in place, including advance directives, beneficiary forms, wills, and trusts. Our goal is to provide you with the information you need to make informed decisions about your future and protect your loved ones.
Please note that this workshop is exclusive to TCSOS employees, so you can ask any questions or raise concerns specific to your situation. We understand that estate planning can be a sensitive topic, and we are here to support you every step of the way.
Join us for "Documents for Life" and take the first step towards securing your future. We look forward to seeing you there.
County boards of education decide appeals in interdistrict transfers, which can significantly impact the lives of students and their families. This session will help board members understand their roles as appellate decision-makers by addressing the common elements of appeal procedures generally and the importance of understanding the standard and scope of review in an appellate process. The session will also address specifically the legal standards for interdistrict transfer appeals, as well as practical considerations and real-life scenarios, so that board members will have a solid understanding of their responsibilities when considering these appeals.
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.