Join us for a specialized institute focused on the practical application of the new California Mathematics Framework. This workshop empowers educators to design high-quality, framework-aligned professional development tailored to local needs and supports them to deliver it to teachers in their schools and districts. Grounded in state-developed, research-based modules, the program offers collaborative planning opportunities to ensure a shared vision for implementation. To maximize the impact at your site, we strongly encourage participants to register in teams of 2 to 4 people.

Workshop 1 Dates: June 15-18, 2026 Location: UCSB Main Campus Time: 8:30am-3:30pm Each Day Registration Fee: $240 per person

Workshop 2 Dates: June 22-25, 2026 Location: Ventura County Office of Education Time: 8:30am-3:30pm Each Day Registration Fee: $240 per person

Participant Responsibilities

• Participants will design highly-effective professional development activities and deliver these programs to teachers in their local contexts.
• Full participation in the workshop - four days in June 2026 plus team meetings in 2026-27 school year.

UCSB Mathematics Project Commitments

• We will model professional development and share relevant resources designed by the California Mathematics Project.
• During the 2026-27 school year we will provide continued support to district teams for their implementation of Framework-based professional development.

School or District Commitment

• Registration fee of $240 per person.
• A commitment to support the teacher-leader in delivering professional development at their site.
• We highly encourage registration in district teams of 2 to 4 people.

Leadership Team

• Jeff Linder, Mathematics Specialist, Montecito Union School
• Abbey Shaw Linder, Mathematics Specialist, Rio School District
• Kristy Guerrero, Teacher, Canalino School
• Rickey Koga, Teacher, Rio del Sol School
• Fawn Nguyen, Director of STEM Initiatives, Amplify Education
• Rachel Lambert, Associate Professor, UCSB Department of Education

This workshop is partially funded by the California Mathematics Project (CMP) and the Mathematics Professional Learning Partnership (MPLP) Grant.

The registration fee is $240 per person.