Our ApproachLike the majority of states in the nation, California has adopted new Common Core State Standards in key content areas which place higher language demands on all students, especially English language learners. Districts are now in the midst of adapting to new curricula and assessments, while simultaneously adjusting to a new local accountability framework and funding model (LCAP and LCFF). This is a critical time for all of California’s education communities, yet the smaller, more remote districts of California face even more challenging circumstances than the rest. 
Ed Partners’ Collaborations address this gap and help district leaders take action to improve their work by establishing a new set of highly effective, capacity-building collaboration opportunities for districts and other school systems across California. |