Cyber High, Changing Lives One Future at a Time

Session 7: 1:00pm-2:00pm (Saturday March 02, 2024)

 

Description

Cyber High, a non-profit entity owned and operated by the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools, creates pathways to success through standards-based, digital curriculum that fosters critical thinking, provides active and collaborative learning opportunities, and engages students in rigorous coursework. Presenting panel will facilitate discussion on all aspects of Cyber High from both a management perspective and an educator's successful experiences using Cyber High in the adult education high school classroom. The Cyber High curriculum is aligned with the Content Standards and Frameworks of California. Cyber High courses are designed for students in grades 9-12; however, it is not uncommon for advanced students in middle school or for diploma-track adult education candidates to also use Cyber High.

Presenters

Lead Presenter Bio Photo

Susanne Sparks

Walden University - Presenter is a current PhD (c)

Ph.D. candidate at Walden University's Richard W. Riley School of Education and Human Services. My research interest is primarily educational technology. Upon completion of the program, I intend to conduct meaningful, publishable research in the field of educational technology and passionately contribute toward positive social change. Charter School: Contained (all subjects) Adult Education High School, Public School: Pre-K, & 2nd grade, K-6 Multiple Subject CS. Google Certified Educator.

CoPresenter Bio Photo

Rob Cords

Office of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools

With 20 years in K-12 education, 10 specializing in the delivery of rigorous yet accessible online high school courses, it is my pleasure to partner with OTAN and its members for the greater success of the education community. Rob Cords Director, Cyber High Office of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools.

Type of Presentation

Follow-along Workshop (60 Minutes)

Audience

  • Teachers
  • Administrators
  • Support Staff or Other Staff (Transition Specialists, Counselors, Librarians, etc.)

Program Strands

  • Adult Basic Education
  • Adult Secondary Education
  • Short-term Career Technical Education
  • Workforce Preparation

Category Strands

  • Ensuring Equity and Access
  • Digital Learning Foundations
  • Designing Learning Experiences
  • Digital Learning Models
  • Corrections, Re-Entry, and Rehabilitation
  • Program Administration and Coordination