Administrator Training Program
Administrator
Training Program
Site administrators continue to
face the challenges of implementing a standards-based, data-driven system. Understanding the national, state, and local vision and mission
of preparing all students to master world-class grade level
content standards is a critical component of Administrator
Training Program (ATP) training. The
training will cover three integrated modules designed to support
this practice:
- Leadership and Support of Student Instructional Programs
- Leadership and Management for Instructional Improvement
- Instructional Technology to Improve Pupil Performance
Core Contents
ATP requires 80 hours of core training and 80 hours of
follow-up practicum over two years. In addition to a deep
exploration of newly adopted instructional materials, the core
training modules will build skills and capacity necessary to:
- Establish and communicate state and district visions and
goals for student focused instructional improvement.
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Create awareness and familiarity
with state standards for all instructional team members and
core subjects.
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Guide the full implementation of
approved instructional program texts and materials.
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Direct and support proven staff
training and professional development activities for uniform
instruction and material use.
-
Manage data and assessment for
the purpose of guiding teacher decisions regarding student
interventions and school site instructional practices.
-
Fully utilize technology and
fiscal and human resources for the purpose of student
academic success.
Description
Training:
The initial 80-hour core training takes place over several days
within a two-year period, and an additional 80-hour practicum
must be completed within this same time period.
It is California
Department of Education policy that all ATP participants must
maintain their own practicum portfolios for possible review or
audit for three years after they have been completed and signed
off.
ATP Online
Survey
Important: All
Administrators who have completed their 160 hours in the ATP
Program are required to complete the ATP Online Survey in
order for their district to receive the final apportionment of
ATP funds from the State.
ATP Online Survey Directions
Module 1
Module 1: The following Module 1 dates are for
Elementary Administrators only.
Registration 8:00 a.m.; training from 8:30 a.m. - 3:00
p.m.
Houghton-Mifflin Reading K-6
|
Module 1
5-day training |
Days 1-5:
Scheduled dates:
TBD - Day 1
TBD - Day 2
TBD - Day 3
TBD - Day 4
TBD - Day 5 |
Location:
Instructional Resource Center
5 County Center Drive, Room A
Oroville |
To register for
Module I for Elementary
Administrators, contact
Shelley Price at (530) 532-5843 or
sprice@bcoe.org for assistance or go directly to the
registration link:
Module 1 Registration (elementary curriculum)
The following link provides
Module 1 training dates for
Middle School and High School Administrators.
To register for these training dates, please use the
Sacramento COE
registration form.
(pdf)
or contact Shelley Price at 530-532-5843 or
sprice@bcoe.org for
information.
Module 2
Module 2:
Registration 8:00 a.m.; training from 8:30 a.m. - 3:00
p.m.
|
Module 2
3-day training |
Days 1-3 Scheduled dates:
TBD - Day 1 TBD - Day 2 TBD - Day 3 |
Location:
Instructional Resource Center 5 County Center Drive, Room A Oroville |
To register for the Module 2
trainings, click on
the Professional Development Calendar &
Registration
link below.
Module 3
Module 3:
Registration 8:00 a.m.; training from 8:30 a.m. - 3:00
p.m.
|
Module 3
3-day training |
Days 1-3 Scheduled dates:
TBD - Day 1 TBD - Day 2
TBD - Day 3 |
Location:
Instructional Resource Center
5 County Center Drive, Room B Oroville |
To register for the Module 3
trainings, click on
the Professional Development Calendar &
Registration
link below.
Registration
for Module 1 Elementary and Module 2 and 3
Professional Development Calendar & Registration
This is BCOE's
Professional Development Calendar where you can view and
register for events\trainings.
Customization
Customization:
This training is developed in conjunction with the district and
participants to ensure the greatest benefit. Alternative
options will be given to participants having a high level of
current expertise in a core area.
Cost
Districts with Administrators participating in training, will be
invoiced per participant by the Training Provider.
In order to be reimbursed for training cost, the district can
apply for funds through the California Department of Education.
Each district that has been approved for funding will be
reimbursed based on participant completion of training and
practicum hours.
To request funding:
The application window is now closed for 2009-2010 applications.
Once applications are approved by CDE, grant awards will be
issued. The grant period is for two years, 7/1/09 -
9/1/11.
The 2010-2011 application window has yet to be announced by CDE.
For more information, please see the CDE
ATP
website and the
CDE Funding Profile.
For More Information
for Districts within Butte County
Kathy Clements,
Administrator
Butte County Office of Education
5 County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
Phone: (530) 532-5825
Email:
kclement@bcoe.org
or
Shelley Price, Sr.
Secretary
Butte County Office of Education
5 County Center Drive
Phone: (530) 532-5843
Email:
sprice@bcoe.org
For More
Information for all Other Counties
Shelley Price, Sr.
Secretary
Butte County Office of Education
5 County Center Drive
Phone: (530) 532-5843
Email:
sprice@bcoe.org