LBCC Reading & Teacher Preparation

Have you checked out the latest Tomorrow's Teachers - Teacher Preparation Program newsletter? Check out the Canvas shell for the TPP Student Community Hub for your copy or contact us!

New class: Beginning in fall, EDUC 271WE (asynchronous) allows students to earn units via work experience in the education system and schools. Let us know if you're interested!

Read on for a preview and get your copy for more!

That's a wrap for the Ethnic Studies Summit this spring. Thanks to our amazing speakers, who led us in critical conversations on ethnic studies in the education system for current students, faculty, staff and local educators and community members.

Ethnic Studies for Education/Educators (ETHST 6) is a new LBCC Area F course especially for students who wish to learn about Ethnic Studies in the context of the school system and field of education. It's meets area F just like ETHST 1 and is open to students of all majors. Consider enrolling in this new course for spring 2023!

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LBUSD partners with LBCC to encourage high school students to pursue teaching careers Students from Long Beach’s Poly, Millikan and Jordan high schools can take part in a new pathway to obtain careers in education as a result of a new program. The program, known as “Grow Your Own,” …

And that's a wrap for the Ethnic Studies Summit II at . Thanks to keynote Dr. Miguel Zavala, speakers Dr. Jose Paolo Magcalas and Karyn & Kimberly Thomas for engaging us on the topics of ethnic studies in education including decolonial pedagogies, inclusive history instruction, and youth led participatory action research. A special thanks to our VP Dr. Douglas and Board Members Baxter and Malauulu for joining us. The Reading and Teacher Preparation Dept. & History & Political Science Dept. look forward to next time.

The LBCC Reading and Teacher Preparation Dept. is proud to partner with LBUSD and the LBCC Child Development and Educational Studies Dept. on our shared goal to increase the number and diversity of the local educator pipeline.

LBUSD has a plan to diversify its workforce by hiring from its own student body • Long Beach Post News The school district’s Grow Your Own partnership with LBCC will speed students toward a teaching career and give them a conditional contract if they return to Long Beach.

Thanks to the Foundation for wishing all teachers a happy World Teachers Day and for highlighting LBCC Teacher Preparation!

Attention future teachers - check out CSULB free virtual workshop opportunities starting in October. Join them to learn about BA Liberal Studies BA and Integrated Pathways, what to expect when transferring and about career planning for eduators.

As we celebrate Labor Day, I am thinking of our nation's educators — because of you, our students are kinder and smarter, and ready to take on the world.

Thank you for all you do every day. 💕

Taking an Education class this fall? Be sure to get a new TB test. LBCC students can make an appointment OR walk-in without an appointment on these clinic days! Be sure to RSVP for the Program Orientation.

Need help registering for LBCC’s Fall Classes? - Long Beach City College LBCC Express Days

LBCC fall semester education courses are open for registration. If you want to work in education including as a teacher or related career, or to learn more about the school system, check it out! We suggest creating a free Viking email and will soon have RSVPs open for our required fieldwork course orientation.

California to boost number of bilingual teachers in Asian languages School districts struggle to hire bilingual teachers in all languages, but the shortage is more severe for teachers fluent in Asian languages.

UPDATE: Oakley resigns as state Community College Chancellor to head foundation The latest education news updates from EdSource.

Every student deserves an education free from discrimination and harassment. We see you and support you!

CDE celebrates June as as part of ongoing efforts to acknowledge, recognize and honor the diverse histories and backgrounds of CA students, staff and families.

Community Invited to Long Beach City College's Free Annual Science Night on May 20 - Long Beach City College The College’s popular free event returns with interactive activities for the whole family

Need a summer course? Take Reading in the Health Sciences along with Bio 602. Or meet reading proficiency with READ 82 or 84. Space still open in READ 883AX.

Need a summer course? Take Reading in the Health Sciences along with Bio 602. Or meet reading proficiency with READ 82 or 84. Space still open in READ 883AX.

LBCC summer registration is open now. Be sure to check out summer Reading Courses!

👏 Thirteen LBUSD high schools earned rankings on U.S. News and World Report’s list of America’s 2022 Best High Schools.

The California Academy of Mathematics and Science topped the LBUSD list, ranking 15th best in the nation and second best in California. 🏆 Two of Long Beach’s newest high schools, Sato Academy of Mathematics and Science and McBride, also earned top state rankings.

Read the full list at https://loom.ly/MQMUOU8

Cabrillo High School LBCC Decision Day

Interested in dialogue?! Here's your chance to become a Pen Pal with a student from Qingdao University of Technology in China for 3 months! Students will also have the opportunity to win up to $1,000 in scholarship!

Application Deadline: Friday, May 6, 2022

For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.lbqa.org/dppp



LBCC Future Teachers Club LBCC First Year Experience Program LBCC Justice Scholars Long Beach City College Workforce Development Long Beach City College Library Long Beach City College Career Center Long Beach - Qingdao Sister City Association

🗣 LBUSD is Hiring! Join us on 5/12! See details below! 👇
Register Here ➡️ bit.ly/lbcc-lbusd-hiring-event-2022

Next week is CSULB Ed Week. You're welcome to join their events!

Long Beach Unified School District is hiring college student aides!

Pay: $16.63 per hour (maximum of 18 hours per week)

Job Description: Provide instructional support to students in a classroom or learning center (may be elementary, middle, or senior high school; Long Beach School for Adults).

Qualifications: College Student Aides must be pursuing a college degree, must provide proof of completion of college level courses totaling 48 units or more, or completion of an AA, BA degree. Must be enrolled full time in college with at least 12 units or more, or 6 units for post-grad (Students applying for positions for summer and 2022-2023 must have been full-time students in the Spring).

*Special note for hours of availability: College aide student support is usually between the hours of 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the summer program, and 7:30am to 3:30 pm during the school year.

Apply here: https://bit.ly/3JCmjX8

Questions? Contact Kim Dalton at [email protected].

LBCC summer registration opens next week. Be sure to check out summer Reading Courses!

Racial Justice in Education Series:

“Surviving & Thriving in Education as Teachers”
Thursday, March 17, 2022 from 12-1PM
Join a panel of Teachers of Color to learn how they navigate the stressors and shifting demands of their school environments to thrive in their teaching careers. A moderated discussion will be followed by opportunities for Q&A.

“Surviving & Thriving in Education as Administrators and Support Professionals”
Thursday, April 21, 2022 from 12-1PM
School Administrators and Student Support Professionals of Color face unique demands in school environments. Please join us as a panel of professional educators share how they navigate ever-changing challenges to positively impact schools. A moderated panel discussion will be followed by opportunities for Q&A.

“Debunking the Myths of Critical Race Theory”
Thursday, May 12, 2022 from 12-1PM
Over the past few years, the misunderstanding of Critical Race Theory and its misapplication to PK-12 education has fueled intense debates and political backlash. Come and learn what CRT really is and its relevance in education environments.

For Details and to RSVP, visit https://bit.ly/3gW7yBS

Join us for the TEACH for LA Virtual Workshop Series March 21st-March 23rd! Visit the event on our page, or go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/teach-for-la-tickets-261366102047 for more information and to register!

There will be no classes on Thurs., March 17 for professional development (Flex Day). Classes will resume as usual on Fri., March 18.

Sign up Now! is a sponsor of the 4th Annual Men of Color Leadership Conference on Fri., March 25, 8am-3pm at LA Harbor College. Powerful speakers and workshops, plus breakfast, lunch and free swag bag including t-shirt and professional head shots! Learn more and register https://www.menofcoloractionnetwork.org/

PROOF POINTS: Researchers blast data analysis for teachers to help students Data pinpoints problems but not solutions for teachers

Thank you to all who attended the LBCC K-12 Ethnic Studies Summit! Sponsored by LARC Strong Workforce.

Peoples Ed Conference organizers invite you to the CSUDH College of Education's Justice & Equity Teacher Education Division Speaker Series. Featuring: Dr. Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales.

Wednesday, March 23, 2022, 4:00p - 5:30p PST.

Free and open to public.

Attendees must register by 3/22 to receive the Zoom webinar.
tinyurl.com/aticuDH

Grades Have Huge Impact, But Are They Effective? - MindShift How accurate is grading? Some teachers are pushing back on counting points for behavior and they’re finding better, more equitable ways to assess learning. By changing grading practices, their teaching is evolving as well.

asccc_rostrum_2022_winter_220222_media ASCCC Senate Rostrum Feb. 2022

Find a time and/or place where you and your students can pause for a few moments and develop a sense of comfort with quiet.

10 Tips For Teaching Mindfulness In School At Any Grade Level https://bit.ly/3vE6M5b

LBUSD Early Childhood Teacher Recruitment Night - March 8