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Superintendent outlines teacher-residency talks, MC3 enrollment and state COLA updates
Summary
Superintendent Chuck Wayman reported on outreach to San Joaquin Teachers College about a teacher residency partnership, announced the MC3 class is fully enrolled, and summarized Governor's May Revision figures (2.87% COLA and a 4.31% "super COLA").
County Superintendent Chuck Wayman used his monthly report to note recent outreach and program developments. He said he has been meeting with San Joaquin Teachers College to establish a partnership for CCOE’s proposed Teacher Residency Program and that he is working with CCS Arts Lead and local partners on program efforts. Wayman also announced "the MC3 Class is fully enrolled" and highlighted contacts with vendors and neighboring superintendents about curriculum and support for districts.
Wayman summarized elements of the Governor’s May Budget Revision he described as relevant to K–12: a 2.87% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) and a 4.31% "super COLA" intended to fund pregnancy disability leave; he also noted the proposal to bring pre-kindergarten (PK) under Proposition 98. These items were presented as part of routine superintendent reporting and will inform budget and program planning going forward.
