Innovations In Education
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SLO Partners : Workforce Development including Modern Apprenticeship
- San Luis Obispo Early Care and Education Planning Council
- Career Technical Education
- Communications and Media Team
- College and Career Access Pathways (CCAP)
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SLO Partners
Strong local businesses and a skilled workforce thrive together, strengthening economies, families, and communities. Through modern bootcamp training programs specifically designed to fill the talent needs of local businesses, we are helping to bridge the gap between opportunities and reality for businesses and individuals in our community.
Ticket 2 Teach
Ticket 2 Teach is an earn and learn apprenticeship designed to support current and future educators by providing work-based learning opportunities that are paired with meaningful support and resources such as educational opportunities, skill development and mentoring. Educators are urgently needed in San Luis Obispo County and the surrounding rural communities. The San Luis Obispo County Office of Education (SLOCOE), Cuesta College (and the Early Childhood Education Department), Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo County (CAPSLO), and San Luis Obispo County First 5 are teaming up to address the labor market demand with early childhood education apprenticeships, in high-quality early childhood programs, coupled with educational support.
San Luis Obispo Early Care and Education Planning Council
The San Luis Obispo County Early Care and Education serves as an advisory body to the County Board of Supervisors and Superintendent of Schools. The Council, in partnership with families and the community, plans for and promotes the highest quality and accessible services for the care of all children and youth ages 0-12. The Council serves as a hub for early care and education initiatives supporting all types of programs and settings. Through initiatives like Quality Counts, We Are The Care, and Month of the Child, the Council supports analysis and advocacy of community needs as well as advancement of the workforce and economic development.
SLO CTE Foundation
A non-profit organization aimed at improving the lives and economy of our community by supporting and inspiring transformative education opportunities. Our efforts support three proven initiatives of the San Luis Obispo County Office of Education: SLO Partners, The Arts, and K-12 Technical Education.
CAM
The SLOCOE Communications and Media (CAM) Team tells the story of SLO County Education Initiatives through creative video, web, targeted digital marketing, and traditional outreach to the community through schools and the community access channels on cable TV.
Regional Technical Assistance Centers (RTAC)
College and Career Access Pathways (CCAP)
College and Career Access Pathways establish partnerships between local high schools with community colleges that give students access to college courses while in high school, especially students who may not be college bound or are underrepresented in higher education.
In 2021-22 academic year, San Luis Obispo County had the highest CCAP enrollment participation rate for high school students in the state. More Info.
Executive Director
Michael Specchierla
mspecchierla@slocoe.org
805-782-7273
- Workforce Development including Modern Apprenticeship
- Career Technical Education, and K12 Strong Workforce
- SLO Partners
- Early Care and Education
- Communications and Media Team
- Regional Technical Assistance Centers
Senior Director
Paula Mathias-Fryer
pfryer@slopartners.org
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Director
Jen Clayton
jclayton@slocoe.org
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Paul Piette
ppiette@slocoe.org
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Educational Technology Coordinator
Michael Garrett
mgarrett@slocoe.org
805-782-7290
DIgital Media Specialist
Mike Thiesen
mthiesen@slocoe.org
Contact
- San Luis Obispo County Office of Education
- Office of James J. Brescia, Ed.D.
- 3350 Education Drive
- San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
- Tel: 805-543-7732
- Contact SLOCOE
- Contact Webmaster
