We’re excited to share Adobe Express for Education Newsletter for March, featuring resources and activities designed to engage teachers and students in deeper, more creative learning. Check out the newsletter and please forward it to your teachers!
The Department of Technology (DoT) will be making some necessary updates to the Windows student login environment during Spring Break. Most schools will not notice any changes, and Google login functionality will remain unaffected. However, should your site possess older Windows 10 computers used by students, please review the information detailed below.
We are celebrating water! If you are an elementary school teacher and would like to have your student’s art on MUNI buses, then join the Happy Hydration Art Contest! This art contest is open to all TK-5th grade students. Submission Deadline Date: April 15, 2025.
The CRAFT Network is focused on bringing folks together who are interested in maker-education and/or STEAM and equity. The focus for this series of gatherings is to build local connections, create plans for taking action (projects, grants, writing, etc), and start moving our visions forward!
Originally posted on Feb. 21, 2025: In order to balance our budget and ensure fiscal responsibility, we must reduce our budget by $113 million for the 2025-26 school year. Our escalated state oversight requires that we make significant reductions to meet our financial obligations.
At St. Mary's College, you can earn a Single Subject Teaching Credential along with your B.A. in just 4 years! SMC offers pathways via their Schools of Liberal Arts, Science, and Economic & Business Administration.
Teaching opportunity for a STEM Academy that engages HS students through a hands-on curriculum to increase awareness of high-demand STEM opportunities.
This consists of 12 hours of PD (3/15-3/16) and a six-day residential camp (3/28-4/2) which you will be compensated for through Extended Hour Pay, amounting to about $2,500.
Effective February 3, 2025, California’s COVID-19 Prevention Non-Emergency Regulations have ended, and the associated CalOSHA requirements have changed.
