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Santa Cruz County Office Of Education

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Happy New Year! We have a new Caregiver series for families with Deaf/Hard of Hearing infants up to 2 years old starting on January 23 until March 26. The class is on Tuesdays from 1-2pm in Fremont at the California School for the Deaf. The class is for parents and caregivers to attend with their child. The classes are literally eye-opening experiences about how to engage your DHH baby. It is also a nice way to meet other families. Registration information is below. We hope to see you and your baby. Register here Caregiver Class Registration English Regístrate aquí: Registro para la Clase de Cuidadores. Spanish Event flyer in English Spanish
What if you could get a tech tool to create a lesson plan, or generate a letter to your students' parents? What if that same tool could be used by students to handle their written assignments? What if it could write poetry, or computer code? ChatGPT and other AI tools can do all these things, and most are free. In this series, we'll look at both fascinating and ominous possibilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as it relates to our work as educators, sourcing fresh ideas and inspiration from the brightest thinkers in our community - YOU! If you are interested in attending, please RSVP here. Questions? Contact Stephanie Sumarna, EdTech & Innovation ToSA
The Santa Cruz County Office of Education is pleased to invite you to join us for an evening celebrating Santa Cruz County’s school community. With student performances, speakers, local data, and food, this is an opportunity to recognize and reflect on the myriad accomplishments of students, families, educators, and partners across Santa Cruz County — and to look ahead at ongoing priorities and work to build an equitable, learner-centered educational system.