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Classified Employee Grant (Sonoma County Office of Education Consortium) is sponsored by Commission on Teacher Credentialing (managed by Sonoma County Office of Education as part of a consortium). The Sonoma County Office of Education was awarded the California Classified School Employees to Teacher Credentialing Program Grant. Due to new available slots, the application period has reopened.
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California Classified School Employees Teacher Credentialing Grant - North Coast School of Education search-form#clearSearch'> California Classified School Employees Teacher Credentialing Grant The application period is now open.
Sonoma County Office of Education was awarded the California Classified School Employees to Teacher Credentialing Program Grant on behalf of interested districts within the regional consortium and North Coast School of Education Satellite Networks.
The program consortium is comprised of forty-five (45) consortium partners: the Sonoma County Office of Education (SCOE), all Sonoma County districts, Ukiah Unified School District, and six (6) institutes of higher education. Due to new available slots, the Sonoma County Office of Education is announcing the re-opening of the California Classified School Employees to Teacher Credentialing Program Grant application.
The Commission on Teacher Credentialing grant funding is available to provide financial assistance for the life of the grant to classified staff earning a PK-3 ECE, multiple subject, single subject, or education specialist credential. Grant funds are provided as a reimbursement to recipients, up to $4,300/year.
Grant award money can be used for: * Undergrad/credential program tuition Testing fees (CBEST, CSET, etc.) * Receipts required for reimbursement Partnering Degree Programs: Santa Rosa Junior College Partnering Teaching Credential Programs: North Coast School of Education Kings County GROW program (preservice courses) Any classified employee in a school, district or county office who meets the following criteria is eligible to apply for the grant: Currently or previously employed as a classified employee in Sonoma County or the Ukiah Unified School District Holds an AA degree or has completed 60 units of college coursework (transcripts required) Enrolled in a partner program listed above If you have questions about your eligibility or need additional information, please contact NCSOE at ncsoe@scoe.
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Thank you for your interest! Sonoma County Office of Education North Coast School of Education
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Current or former classified employees in Sonoma County or Ukiah Unified School District holding an AA degree or 60 college units, enrolled in a partnering credential program (PK-3 ECE, multiple subject, single subject, or education specialist). Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Up to $4,300 per year Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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The Classified School Employee Summer Assistance Program for FY 2024-25 is a California Department of Education grant that provides wage subsidies to classified school employees such as custodians, bus drivers, food service workers, and instructional aides who are not paid during summer break. The program helps reduce financial hardship for these workers during summer months by enabling school districts to provide supplemental pay. Eligible applicants are California public school districts and county offices of education. Funding is distributed based on the number of eligible classified employees, helping retain experienced support staff and promote economic stability for school workers across the state.
Classified Employee Grant (Orange County Office of Education) is a grant from the Orange County Office of Education in partnership with the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing that funds classified employees pursuing California teaching credentials. Part of a five-county consortium with Butte COE, Imperial COE, San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools, and San Diego COE, the program provides approximately $3,500 per year per participant for teacher education pathway expenses. The program targets shortage areas including STEM, special education, bilingual education, and transitional kindergarten. Eligible applicants are classified employees currently employed by OCDE or any of the four partner county offices of education.
Classified Employee Grant (Five-County Consortium) is a grant from the Commission on Teacher Credentialing (managed by Imperial County Office of Education) that funds classified school employees pursuing teaching credentials in California. Awarded in 2022 to a five-county consortium covering Orange, Butte, Imperial, San Bernardino, and San Diego counties, the program addresses the state's teacher shortage in STEM, special education, bilingual education, and transitional kindergarten. Participants receive approximately $3,500 per year to assist with teacher education pathway expenses, along with academic guidance and transitional support. Eligible applicants are classified employees in the five participating county systems who have at least 60 college units, intend to enroll in a CTC-approved teacher preparation program, and do not already hold a credential.