California Mini-Corps 2017 Summer Institute AWS
CALIFORNIA MINI-CORPS 2017 SUMMER INSTITUTE
SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY JUNE 9 – 11, 2017
Butte County Office of Education “Where Students Come First” Tim Taylor, Superintendent 1859 Bird Street Oroville, CA 95965 530.532.5650
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Board Members
Amy Christianson Howard M. Ferguson Ryne Johnson Brenda J. McLaughlin Jeannine MacKay Roger Steel Mike Walsh
Mission Statement
Butte County Office of Education is committed to the success of every student and the excellence of every educator.
Goals Butte County Office Of Education Will:
Provide opportunities for students to develop academic competencies and necessary skills to succeed;
Collaborate with partners to support all students, educators, and learning communities;
Employ and retain exemplary staff and support professional development for all employees, and;
Provide quality education, administrative and comprehensive support services
WI‐FI ACCESS INFORMATION AND IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
CALIFORNIA MINI-CORPS 1760 Creekside Oaks Drive, Suite 190 Sacramento, CA 95833 916.929.2713
Wi‐Fi Access: Select – ResHall WLAN Username: SSUSummer Password: Seawolf1961
Important Phone Numbers: 24‐Hour Help Desk, Cellars Desk: (707) 664‐3207 (General Assistance) Campus Police: (707) 664‐4444 (Non‐Life Threatening Emergency) Emergency: 911 (Life‐Threatening Emergency)
Administration Juana Zamora, Director Yvette Medina, Associate Director Support Staff Liliana Castillo, Program Specialist Lorene Martinez Cecilia Torres Summer Institute Committee Members Roberto Angel Josephino G. Gonzalez Leticia Hurtado Lilly Lomeli Rosalba Mejia Fernando Peña Sandra Montecalvo Special Thank You Cristina Reveles-Wagner Rosario Verdel Veronica Moya
-Component ofTHE CALIFORNIA PLAN FOR THE EDUCATION OF MIGRANT CHILDREN
California Mini‐Corps
Mission Statement
The California Mini‐Corps Program is committed to the educational success of migrant students and the development of tutors as bilingual educators.
Major Program Goals:
Provide direct instructional tutorial services to increase migrant student academic achievement through a cadre of trained college tutors.
Develop a cadre of future bilingual/bicultural credentialed teachers that will be better equipped to work with migrant students.
CALIFORNIA MINI-CORPS COORDINATORS 2017
SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY JUNE 9 – 11, 2017
Butte County Office of Education “Where Students Come First” Tim Taylor, Superintendent 1859 Bird Street Oroville, CA 95965 530.532.5650
NOTES:
Board Members
Amy Christianson Howard M. Ferguson Ryne Johnson Brenda J. McLaughlin Jeannine MacKay Roger Steel Mike Walsh
Mission Statement
Butte County Office of Education is committed to the success of every student and the excellence of every educator.
Goals Butte County Office Of Education Will:
Provide opportunities for students to develop academic competencies and necessary skills to succeed;
Collaborate with partners to support all students, educators, and learning communities;
Employ and retain exemplary staff and support professional development for all employees, and;
Provide quality education, administrative and comprehensive support services
WI‐FI ACCESS INFORMATION AND IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
CALIFORNIA MINI-CORPS 1760 Creekside Oaks Drive, Suite 190 Sacramento, CA 95833 916.929.2713
Wi‐Fi Access: Select – ResHall WLAN Username: SSUSummer Password: Seawolf1961
Important Phone Numbers: 24‐Hour Help Desk, Cellars Desk: (707) 664‐3207 (General Assistance) Campus Police: (707) 664‐4444 (Non‐Life Threatening Emergency) Emergency: 911 (Life‐Threatening Emergency)
Administration Juana Zamora, Director Yvette Medina, Associate Director Support Staff Liliana Castillo, Program Specialist Lorene Martinez Cecilia Torres Summer Institute Committee Members Roberto Angel Josephino G. Gonzalez Leticia Hurtado Lilly Lomeli Rosalba Mejia Fernando Peña Sandra Montecalvo Special Thank You Cristina Reveles-Wagner Rosario Verdel Veronica Moya
-Component ofTHE CALIFORNIA PLAN FOR THE EDUCATION OF MIGRANT CHILDREN
California Mini‐Corps
Mission Statement
The California Mini‐Corps Program is committed to the educational success of migrant students and the development of tutors as bilingual educators.
Major Program Goals:
Provide direct instructional tutorial services to increase migrant student academic achievement through a cadre of trained college tutors.
Develop a cadre of future bilingual/bicultural credentialed teachers that will be better equipped to work with migrant students.
CALIFORNIA MINI-CORPS COORDINATORS 2017
