San Bernardino County Regional Occupational Program
Professional Development Offerings At-A-Glance
The San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Regional Occupational Program (SBCSS ROP) provides a variety of career technical education courses designed to prepare high school students (over 16 years of age) and adults for their future careers. Currently, we offer over 125 different career technical education courses that can prepare individuals for employment or more advanced levels of education and training. Additional services provided include career guidance and job placement assistance. SBCSS ROP serves the following 16 districts:
| Apple Valley USD |
Fontana USD |
Needles USD |
Silver Valley USD |
| Baker Valley USD |
Hesperia USD |
Rialto USD |
Snowline Jt. USD |
| Barstow USD |
Lucerne Valley USD |
Rim of the World USD |
Trona Jt. USD |
| Bear Valley USD |
Morongo USD |
San Bernardino City USD |
Victor Valley UHSD |
SBCSS ROP also serves the Juvenile Court School program and the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Glen Helen Rehabilitation Center and West Valley Detention Center. The SBCSS ROP is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.
District and School Support (Most district and school support is directed at the Regional Occupational Program)
- District and School Support (Most district and school support is directed at the Regional Occupational Program)
- Provide career technical education curriculum that meet industry standards
- Provide funding to districts for career technical education
- Provide classroom materials and equipment that provide “real-world” experiences
- Link business and industry partners with participating high schools
- Track outcomes of students after leaving high school
- Provide support for career guidance and job placement
Professional Development (most professional development activities are for district ROP staff only)
- CTE Standards and Frameworks
- Integration of math and language arts academic content into CTE classes
- Effective teaching strategies
- Teaching reading and writing in CTE classes
- Using technology as an instructional tool
- Effective use of Employer Advisory Committees
- Providing work-based learning experiences
- Articulation of ROP/CTE courses with community colleges
- Educator/Industry Forums on industry sector occupations and skill requirements
Please click here to go to the ROP website
For an up to the minute event listing click here.
Ms. Kit Alvarez Administrator For additional information, please contact: Ms. Tootsie Garcia by e-mail or by calling (909) 252-4551 Last Updated:2010-11-02 13:35:47 |
