CSIS Training

This two-hour webinar provides timely updates and relevant information for the CALPADS End of Year (EOY) data submissions.

Counties in the Northern Region:
Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, El Dorado, Glenn, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, Marin, Mendocino, Modoc, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Yolo, and Yuba.

This two-hour webinar provides timely updates and relevant information for the CALPADS End of Year (EOY) data submissions.

Counties in the Central Valley Region:
Calaveras, Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Mono, Monterey, San Benito, San Joaquin, San Luis Obispo, Stanislaus, Tulare, and Tuolumne.

This two-hour webinar provides timely updates and relevant information for the CALPADS End of Year (EOY) data submissions.

Counties in the Southern A Region:
Los Angeles, Riverside, Santa Barbara, and Ventura. For the March 4 meeting at 9:30am, American Sign Language Interpretation will be provided.

This two-hour webinar provides timely updates and relevant information for the CALPADS End of Year (EOY) data submissions.

Counties in the Southern B Region:
Imperial, Inyo, Orange, San Bernardino, and San Diego.

In the April Data Governance Academy session, we will examine the real-world challenges LEAs and COEs across California encounter as they work towards operationalizing data governance. Drawing on statewide experiences, we will explore common barriers related to staffing, systems, leadership alignment, and organizational data culture. We'll cover practical, actionable initiatives that agencies can use to launch, strengthen, or accelerate their local data governance efforts. For each initiative, we will highlight the essential documentation and artifacts needed to support sustainable implementation. Recognizing the diversity of agency size and capacity across the state, we will examine differentiated strategies for small, medium, and large LEAs, ensuring participants leave with scalable approaches that align to their local context.

In the April Data Governance Academy session, we will examine the real-world challenges LEAs and COEs across California encounter as they work towards operationalizing data governance. Drawing on statewide experiences, we will explore common barriers related to staffing, systems, leadership alignment, and organizational data culture. We'll cover practical, actionable initiatives that agencies can use to launch, strengthen, or accelerate their local data governance efforts. For each initiative, we will highlight the essential documentation and artifacts needed to support sustainable implementation. Recognizing the diversity of agency size and capacity across the state, we will examine differentiated strategies for small, medium, and large LEAs, ensuring participants leave with scalable approaches that align to their local context.

In the April Data Governance Academy session, we will examine the real-world challenges LEAs and COEs across California encounter as they work towards operationalizing data governance. Drawing on statewide experiences, we will explore common barriers related to staffing, systems, leadership alignment, and organizational data culture. We'll cover practical, actionable initiatives that agencies can use to launch, strengthen, or accelerate their local data governance efforts. For each initiative, we will highlight the essential documentation and artifacts needed to support sustainable implementation. Recognizing the diversity of agency size and capacity across the state, we will examine differentiated strategies for small, medium, and large LEAs, ensuring participants leave with scalable approaches that align to their local context.

In the April Data Governance Academy session, we will examine the real-world challenges LEAs and COEs across California encounter as they work towards operationalizing data governance. Drawing on statewide experiences, we will explore common barriers related to staffing, systems, leadership alignment, and organizational data culture. We'll cover practical, actionable initiatives that agencies can use to launch, strengthen, or accelerate their local data governance efforts. For each initiative, we will highlight the essential documentation and artifacts needed to support sustainable implementation. Recognizing the diversity of agency size and capacity across the state, we will examine differentiated strategies for small, medium, and large LEAs, ensuring participants leave with scalable approaches that align to their local context.

In the April Data Governance Academy session, we will examine the real-world challenges LEAs and COEs across California encounter as they work towards operationalizing data governance. Drawing on statewide experiences, we will explore common barriers related to staffing, systems, leadership alignment, and organizational data culture. We'll cover practical, actionable initiatives that agencies can use to launch, strengthen, or accelerate their local data governance efforts. For each initiative, we will highlight the essential documentation and artifacts needed to support sustainable implementation. Recognizing the diversity of agency size and capacity across the state, we will examine differentiated strategies for small, medium, and large LEAs, ensuring participants leave with scalable approaches that align to their local context.