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.

This workshop is supported by the California Mathematics Project (CMP) and Mathematics Professional Learning Partnership (MPLP) and is FREE to all participants!

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Workshops are identical other than dates & locations. Please register for one or the other, not both. 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 This workshop is FREE!

Workshop 2 Dates: June 22-25, 2026 Location: Ventura County Office of Education Time: 8:30am-3:30pm Each Day This workshop is FREE!

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

• 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

For an additional fee participants may also earn 4 quarter units of course credit through UCSB Professional and Continuing Education.

Space is limited.