CDE Adult Education Staff 1981-2001

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CDE Adult Education Staff 1981-2001

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The California Department of Education (CDE) supports the adult education programs of over 350 public schools in the state. In addition to state (apportionment) funding, California adult education is supported by federal funds which are allocated based on census data. The Adult Education Office (formerly the Adult Education Unit, among other name variations) has primary responsibility for monitoring both the state and federal programs. An administrator is designated as the State Director of Adult Education for the federal program, and the staff consists of field and internal program consultants and support staff. The largest part of the collection consists of the working files of a program consultant, Lynda T. Smith, 1984-1994. The Smith files feature correspondence and contracts related to the 1989 strategic plan for adult education in California and to several important federally funded projects. Smaller parts of the collection are files of consultants James S. Lindgren (1980s) and Olga Uribe (2000-2001), support staff person Sandi Martin (1990), State Director Robert A Cervantes, 1995-1996, and some of his consultants, and State Director Joan Dailey Polster, 1998-2000.

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Sacramento County Office of Education. Outreach and Technical Assistance Network.

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Adult Education Institute for Research and Planning

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California. Dept. of Education. Adult Education Office

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Administrative History California adult educators have a rich history of professional networking and in-service education accomplished by state-wide and regional conferences. Many conferences are sponsored by professional organizations and others are sponsored by units of the California Department of Education and funded by a variety of state and federal sources. The oldest and largest professional organization for California adul...

Sticht, Thomas G.

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Easton, Delaine

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Raymond G. Eberhard

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Melinda M. Jan-Flanders

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California. Dept. of Education. Adult Education Policy and Planning Unit

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WestEd (Organization)

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Savage, K. Lynn

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Outreach and Technical Assistance Network

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United States. Division of Adult Education and Literacy

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Pacific Management and Research Associates

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Joan Dailey Polster

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Lynda T. Smith

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Kilbert, Gerald H.

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California. Dept. of Education. Adult Education Unit

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Administrative History In the early 1990s, the California Department of Education (CDE), Adult Education Unit, in response to the recommendations in Adult Education for the 21st Century: Strategic Plan to Meet California's Long-Term Adult Education Needs (Adult Education Advisory Committee, 1989) formed a field committee to develop model standards for adult English as a second language programs. Following the publication of that project, in J...

San Francisco State University Foundation. Center for Adult Education

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Uribe, Olga

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California. State Department of Education

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Literacy Volunteers of America

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Literacy Volunteers, Inc. was founded in 1962 by Ruth J. Colvin in Syracuse, New York. Mrs. Colvin's interest in literacy grew out of the global mission of her denomination and exposure to the work of Frank Laubach and Welthy Honsinger Fisher. Planning to encourage her church to support literature programs in Africa, Mrs. Colvin learned of the high number of illiterates in the United States. Focusing on the illiterate in her local area she gave over 90 presentations educating the co...

Cervantes, Robert A.

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Pebbles, Lew

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Association of California School Administrators

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James S. Lindberg

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Martin, Sandi

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