January 2016
Golden Bell trophy presented to LACOE delegation

A CIS program has won the CSBA's prestigious Golden Bell Award. The trophy was recently presented to a LACOE delegation at an awards ceremony in San Diego.

What you need to know about the new Obamacare tax forms

LACOE employees will receive new tax forms in the mail by Jan. 31.

LACOE students with special needs groove to Zumba beats

Jose, a LACOE student with special needs, has difficulty staying focused. But in the Zumba class, he's completely in the zone.

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New year--new beginnings

The New Year has always been a time for reflecting on the past and, more important, for hopeful anticipation of the coming year.

Want to jump-start a great year? Here are some tips
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LACOE teacher's daughter is a 'Rose Princess'

It was a dream-come-true for 2016 Rose Parade Royal Court Princess Regina Marche, daughter of LACOE teacher Reginald Pullens.

Health careers class offers prescription for positive change

Students in nurse Elizabeth Rodriguez's class are getting a strong foundation for working in the healthcare industry -- and a heaping dose of self-confidence.

Database to benefit foster youth

Children in foster care frequently change residences and school districts. LACOE has developed a countywide database for districts to store and exchange information about students in foster care to help improve their educational outcomes.

Staff profile: Jennifer Ochoa

Jennifer Ochoa, human resource specialist, enjoys working with people and providing the best customer service.

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Ads warn of flood channel dangers

LACOE has launched an education initiative about the dangers local urban rivers and flood control channels pose to students and families. It features public service ads that stations can air during El Niņo weather events.

Free PD at Museum of Tolerance

With the aim of advancing anti-bias education and creating inclusive and equitable classrooms -- and thanks to a state grant -- the Museum of Tolerance in L.A. is offering free professional development for educators in its immersive, high-tech environment.

Calling all certified educators!

More than 430 L.A. County schools have applied for
the state's Gold Ribbon Award. That means some 300
certificated personnel are needed to serve on teams
that validate practices identified in each school's
application package
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LACAD
Support students, have fun at 'Acadeca'

Are you looking for a rewarding way to show your support for public schools and students? Then don't miss the chance to volunteer at the 2016 L.A. County Academic Decathlon.
 
Speech and interview judges are needed for Day 1 of the competition, set for Jan. 30 at El Rancho H.S. No experience is needed; training and meals are provided.

African American Heritage Committee Luncheon celebrates 25 years

The luncheon will be held Friday, February 5, 2016. There will be two sessions: 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

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