Foundational Level Math and Science Credential Program

1. Foundational Level Math and Science Credential Program A Partnership Los Angeles Unified School District Centinela, Compton, Inglewood, and Lynwood Unified School Districts Los Angeles Region Workforce Investment Boards CSU Dominguez Hills School of Education CSU Dominguez Hills College of Extended and International Education

2. Welcome and Introductions Dr. Anupama Joshi, Acting Dean, College of Professional Studies Dr. Marge Gordon, Dean, College of Extended and International Education Dr. Cindy Grutzik, Acting Director/Associate Dean, School of Education

3. Agenda Understanding the Opportunity: WIBs and the NEG Overview of the FLM/FLGS Program at CSUDH Tuition and Fees Eligibility Q & A

4. Los Angeles County and Los Angeles City Workforce Investment Boards Multi-Sector National Emergency Grant

5. Your Opportunity is Here The South Bay Workforce Investment Board, Inc. (SBWIB Inc.) has been awarded a $45,080,077 National Emergency Grant to provide re-employment services to about 5,880 workers affected by layoffs from a number of private and public sector employers located in 20 California counties.

6. An Opportunity for a New Career The Los Angeles City and Los Angeles County Workforce Investment Boards have partnered with SBWIB to bring some of these funds to Los Angeles to assist the employees affected by layoffs from specific private and public employers.

7. A Beneficial Partnership Los Angeles City Workforce Investment Board Los Angeles County Workforce Investment Board South Bay Workforce Investment Board Los Angeles Unified School District Centinela, Compton, Inglewood, Lynwood Unified School Districts California State University Dominguez Hills

8. Overview of the FLM/FLGS Program at CSUDH Purpose and Goals: Support LA teachers, including our grads Address the long-term needs of our partner districts and their teachers Provide a streamlined and rigorous program to prepareMath and Science teachers for high school and middle school classrooms.

9. What is a Foundational Level Credential? Foundational Level Math: Teach general mathematics, algebra, geometry, probability and statistics, and consumer mathematics in K-12 Foundational Level General Science: Teach General and Introductory Sciences in K-12 Teach Integrated Sciences K-8

10. Requirements Have a valid CA credential (Multiple Subjects, Single Subject) www.ctc.ca.gov Complete a Secondary Teaching methods course Pass Subtests I and II of the CSET in Math or General Science Be recommended for the FLM or FLGS credential

11. Program Plan for FLM/FLGS • 7 units of coursework • January – May 2012 • CSUDH Instructors • Courses mapped onto the two subtests of the CSET • Additional content workshops available • Take Subtest I in March • Take Subtests I & II in May

12. Foundational Level Math Preparation • Review of Essential Concepts in Number and Algebraic Systems for Teachers • Review of Essential Concepts in Geometry, Statistics, and Probability for Teachers • Instructional Methods for Mathematics • Strategies and Techniques for Taking the CSET

13. Foundational Level General Science Preparation • Physical Science Content and Pedagogy • Life Science Content and Pedagogy • Instructional Methods for Science • Strategies and Techniques for Taking the CSET

14. Tuition and Fees Babette Wald, Program Director CSUDH College of Extended and International Education • All costs for the program will be covered. This includes CSET test fees and credential filing fees through Cal State Dominguez Hills • The U.S. Department of Labor National Emergency Grant to California will provide the primary funding • If eligible, the Workforce Investment Board may provide additional support services that can include: transportation, childcare, job placement, and/or career counseling. All are eligible for resume help and job search assistance.

15. National Emergency Grant Program Eligibility • Must have documentation verifying specific lay-off date • Proof of Citizenship & Social Security Card • Selective Service Registration & Picture IDLook up on-line at: http://www.sss.gov/records.htm

16. Next Steps • Attend a Program Enrollment Session scheduled by WIB or WorkSource Center • Complete Application Package/ Secure Necessary Documents • Other Programs Offered by WIBs • Job Search Workshops/Seminars • Resume Review • Job Development • Case Management • Support Services • Skill Enhancement Training

17. Contact Information LA County Workforce Investment Board Tony Herrera (562) 946-2237, x. 248 therrera@sassfa.org LA City Workforce Investment Board Gary De La Rosa (213) 744-7177 gary.delarosa@lacity.org South Bay Workforce Investment Board Robert Mejia (310) 970-7747 robert.mejia@sbwib.org CSUDH College of Extended and International Education Babette Wald (310) 243-3730 bwald@csudh.edu

18. More Resources • Websites • www.csudh.edu/cps/soe • www.I-Train.org • CSUDH Disabled Student Services (310) 243-3660 This equal opportunity program is 100% federally funded through an $18 million grant from the US Department of Labor's National Emergency Grant program. Auxiliary aids and services available upon request to individuals with disabilities. To request accommodation, please contact the Office of Disabled Student Services.

19. Q & A • Be sure to complete the survey. • Write legibly!

20. Thank you for coming!