Digital Learning Resources:

• In 2021, the state launched the Digital Learning Integration and Standards Guidance online portal, which provides “strategies to build educator and system capacity.” The website aims to enhance overall digital learning, as well as the integration of technology with mathematics and English language arts. The state also provides a list of free educational resources for distance learning. 
• Curious about your district’s internet access? ConnectK-12 provides state- and district-specific information on access to the recommended bandwidth speeds and monthly internet costs. 

Career & Technical and/or Work-based Education:

• Under statute, California allows schools to offer work-based learning opportunities to students. Further, California code authorizes work-based learning experiences to be used for credit towards graduation.
• Although there isn't a standalone CTE diploma offered to students, California permits the issuance of CTE program completion certificates and transcript notations.

Personalized, Competency- and/or Mastery-based Learning:

• In 2004, the California Senate approved SR-36, acknowledging personalized learning as a distinct educational model in California's public education. The resolution commends personalized learning for its valuable benefits and contributions, recognizing it as a promising choice for students. 
• The Association of Personalized Learning Schools & Services (APLUS+) hosts a list of member charter schools committed to personalized learning. Lindsay Unified School District’s efforts to institute a personalized, performance-based learning system. The district’s effort helped develop LindsayLeads, which helps other districts drive learner-centered, competency-based models.