Summer Matters Technical Assistance Providers List

January 18, 2016

Summer Matters Technical Assistance Providers are here to help you develop, assess and improve your summer learning program.

Contact a provider to gain additional guidance, support and oversight for your program.

Region	Organization	Name	Role	Email	Phone
2	Butte County Office of Education	Gloria Halley	Regional Lead	ghalley@bcoe.org	(530) 532-5705
3	Sacramento County Office of Education	Barbara Metzug	Regional Lead	bmetzuk@scoe.net	(916) 228-2715
3	Sacramento County Office of Education	Monica Gonzalez	Regional Lead	mgonzalez@scoe.net	(916) 228-2644
3	UCD Center for Community Schools Partnership	Bel Reyes	Community Schools Program Director	belreyes@ucdavis.edu
3	UCD Center for Community Schools Partnership	Kindra Montgomery	Block Director of Training and Community Relations	kfmontgomery@ucdavis.edu	(530) 752-6090
4	Partnership for Children & Youth	Andrea Broxton	T.A. Director	andrea@partnerforchildern.org	(510) 830-4200 x1609
4	Partnership for Children & Youth	Jennifer Hicks	T.A. Manager	jhicks@partnerforchildren.org	(510) 830-4200 x1607
5	Monterey County Office of Education	Mara Wold	Regional Lead	mwold@monterey.k12.ca.us	(408) 313-6059
7	Central Valley Afterschool Foundation	Rico Peralta	Director of Program Development	rperalta@ centralvalleyafterschool.org	559) 326-2069
11	Los Angeles County Office of Education	Mary Jo Ginty	Regional Lead	ginty_maryjo@lacoe.edu	(562) 803-8336

Wallace Foundation Releases Summer Learning Recruitment GuideMay 16, 2018 - 8:28 pm
Research shows that students with high attendance in quality summer learning programs gain an advantage in math and reading. But getting kids to sign up for voluntary summer learning programs isn’t easy. In this guide, you’ll learn from five school districts how to launch a summer learning recruitment effort.
PCY Fee Manual ReleasedFebruary 13, 2018 - 5:07 pm
This manual provides insight and examples from dozens of expanded learning programs from across California that have successfully leveraged family fees to enhance the quality and sustainability of their programs.
End of Summer Program ReflectionAugust 11, 2017 - 10:45 pm
Meeting Objectives to:
Celebrate the accomplishments of program
Generate solutions to common program challenges
Share programs best practices
Apply a strategic management model to turn data into action plans
Determine root causes of performance gaps and develop strategic responses

Meeting Outcomes:
 Participants have identified actions and ideas to improve their program in 2017