CABE 2016 CO-CHAIR MEETING CABE 2016: Bridging Multiple Worlds for Local & Global Success Biliteracy Educational Equity 21 st Century Success for All JUNE.

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CABE 2016 CO-CHAIR MEETING CABE 2016: Bridging Multiple Worlds for Local & Global Success Biliteracy Educational Equity 21 st Century Success for All JUNE 25, 2015

WELCOME!!

OUTCOMES Celebrate and promote our commitment to English Learners and biliteracy programs and build a vision for systemically addressing EL needs across Northern CA and the state Provide feedback on themes, focus, and speakers Become familiar with the CABE structure for the CABE annual conference Understand the roles and responsibilities of being a part of the CABE 2016 planning committee Have questions answered and suggestions/recommendations noted Feel motivated to invite and involve colleagues to participate in and attend CABE 2016

WHO ARE WE ? Please share your….  NAME  ORGANIZATION & POSITION  DESCRIBE YOUR FIRST CABE ENCOUNTER!

CABE VISION & MISSION CEO/BOARD Oversight Strategic Plan Fund Development Promotion of CABE Board responsibilities Advocacy Support IT Web Presence Equipment/M aintenance Mailing lists Graphic Design Publications ADMINISTRATION GENERAL ADMINISTRATION CEO Executive Assistant B usiness Services Administrative Services Manager Accountant AR/AP Budget Payroll OMS/Registrations Membership Reception CABE PDS Institutes Direct Service To Schools Consultants Certification Review Of Instructional Materials Coaching OMS PROJECT 2 INPSIRE I3 4 Districts 10 Schools 5 Year Research And Evaluation Study (Wexford) Grants Sobrato Kellogg Contracts Districts Schools PROGRAMS & EVENTS Annual Regional Presenters Speakers Exhibitors Sponsors OMS Brochures Promotion Marketing CABE—WHAT WE DO! VISION: Biliteracy, Education Equity, and 21 st Century Success For All CONSULTANTS

CABE STAFF (Main Contacts For Conference) Jan Corea—CEO Delma Chwilinski—Conference Coordinator Vanessa Ruiz—Conference Specialist TBD—Conference Assistant Aida Madison—Executive Assistant Ruth Navarrete--Reception Toni Hernandez & Maria VIlla—Project INSPIRE Norma Rocha—IT Marcia Vargas—Presenters Kris Nicholls—CABE PDS

CABE 2016: Bridging Multiple Worlds for Local & Global Success

CABE 2016 OVERVIEW Theme CABE 2016: Bridging Multiple Worlds for Local & Global Success Location & Date – Hilton Union Square – March 23-26, 2016 Conference Format/Schedule Speakers – Andres Ruzo – Working invitations—John King, Janet Murgia, Hillary Clinton, High Profiler Entertainer, Juan Felipe Herrera, – Featured Speakers (15-20)

POTENTIAL FEATURED SPEAKERS/PRESNTATIONS CDE and USDOE Laurie Olsen Alma Flor Ada & Isabel Campoy Ginger Collier/Wayne Thomas Barbara Conboy Technology Focused Kathy Lindholm Leary Dennis Parker Donna Knoell Gene Garcia Lily Wong Fillmore Ron Rohac And many more…

FOCUS AREAS FOR CABE 2015 WHAT AREAS OF FOCUS AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ARE NEEDED IN YOUR DISTRICT?

ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES What did we get ourselves into?

HONORARY CO CHAIRS – SUPERINTENDENTS – KEY PARTNERS CO-CHAIRS – DESIGNEE FROM SUPERINTENDENT

HONORARY CHAIRS Assign a district designee to serve as CABE 2016 Co-Chair Allow time for selected co-chair to attend meetings Release time to attend the Annual Conference Communicate with co-chair on any updates Choose a day to present a Welcome (2 minutes) to CABE’s attendees at one of CABE’s scheduled General sessions or Awards luncheon/banquet Send teachers, administrators, parents to conference (Establish district Professional Development Day for conference attendance) Promote CABE 2016 via District Website, team meetings, parent meetings, inter office correspondence, etc. Strategically send representatives from each school in your district and/or county to attend CABE to further your focus on directly meeting the needs of ELs.

CO-CHAIRS Select responsible people to serve as a CABE 2016 Committee Chair for your organization’s selected committee(s). Select 3-4 committees to coordinate for the conference Attend monthly meetings Review Workshop Proposals for CABE Monitor your committee chair(s)’ progress Meet your deadlines for the conference Support committee chair(s) to meet deadlines – Make sure committee chair(s) attend their scheduled meeting dates – Communicate/update Honorary Chair on conference planning Attend the Annual Conference from Tues-Saturday Market/Publicize Annual Conference Strategize in district on how to promote attendance at CABE as part of your district/county plan to meet the needs of ELs. Recruit attendees to register for the conference—consider sending representatives from each of your schools (educators and parents)

BENEFITS WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF BEING AN HONORARY CHAIR AND CO-CHAIRS? Honorary and Co-Chairs receive Complimentary registration, three nights lodging, tickets to all meal events and parking– (if District/County Office/University is unable to pay expense). Special Pre Conference Reception School District/County Office/University advertised as a co-sponsor on the CABE registration brochure as well as the program. Opportunity to shape the conference to address the needs of ELs Picture and name on the Honorary Chair Letter (one letter with all the Superintendents pictures) in the program or on the Co-Chair letter in the program. Primary location in exhibit hall with purchased exhibit booth CABE appreciation for your support!

CONTACTS Please fill out: – Contact form for yourself – Contact form for your superintendent Please bring to the September Meeting – The contact forms for your committee chairs

COMMITTEES 3-4 Committees Per District Or COE Think Strategically—Build On Strengths in Your District Select Leads That Will Follow Through And Appreciate Being Part Of CABE Negotiation!

PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETING DATES Once per month—Time??? – September – October – November – December – January – February Locations: SFUSD??

CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS DUE DATE: JULY 30, 2015 WEBSITE: BE INTENTIONAL AND STRATEGIC— WHO FROM YOUR DISTRICT OR OTHER COLLEAGUES SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED TO SUBMIT?

Q & A

CLOSING THOUGHTS… WHAT OPPORTUNITIES & BENEFITS DO YOU FEEL BEING PART OF CABE 2016 WILL BRING TO YOU AND YOUR DISTRICT, COE OR UNIVERSITY?

CONTACT US CABE Office: org Jan Corea—CEO – ext 101 Delma Chwilinski—Director of Programs & Events – ext 104 Vanessa Ruiz—Conference Assistant – ext 213