California Educational Resources

Pleasant Valley High School: One of the other top high schools near the top of California!
Chico Unified School District: A great school district in The Great Valley.
California State University, Chico: One of the great universities, and it is right near by!
Butte College: A handy college to have in the neighborhood, and a good one too!
Butte County Office of Education: Information about the Butte Education Network, technology staff development classes, and other regional technology support, such as CTAP (California Technology Assistance Program.)
California State Department of Education: The Web Home Page of the California State Department of Education. Find information about schools, school libraries programs, standards and frameworks, etc.
CTAP Region 2: The regional branch of the California organization that is established to assist schools become effective users of technology.
CTAP Level One Challenge Tests: Explains CTAP standards and requirements for the challenge test for Level One certification.
CTAP, The California Technology Assistance Project: The statewide home page of the California organization that is established to assist schools become effective users of technology.
CTAP SCORE: Links to the four Schools of California Online Resources for Education subject matter websites, which organize online resources according to the subject area taught in the California curriculum. Uses the standards as organizational guidelines.
TeleMentors, Region II: Teachers who are dedicated to helping schools get online with the Internet.
California Schools: Links to the schools of California, courtesy of Stephen Collins, and Web66.
California State Universities: Links to all the campuses of the California State University system.
University of California Campus Servers: Top-level servers at the UC campuses are listed here. Campuses may have many more servers listed on their home pages.
California: California, a view from the Governor's office.
Your Government - A Guide to California Officials, Agencies & Laws: An "official" list of California Web Pages of state agencies elected officials, and departments, etc.
California Government Information: Your tax dollars at work in Cyberspace, organized by Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility.
California Highway Conditions: Caltrans offers a current "road conditions" report for California highways. To obtain a report, click on the highway number that you want to know about, and a report will come up for the current conditions.
The California Senate: Information about the people and their work: The California State Senate. This WWW server is maintained by the California State Senate, Rules Committee -- Computer Services, serving Senators, senate staff and the public.
The California Assembly: Get the information straight from the source: The California Assembly, one of the two bodies which pass the laws of California.
California Financial & Statistical Data: This is the place to find financial and statistical information on the people of California. Includes county profiles, economic indicators, tax expenditures, and the 1996 California Statistical Abstract.
California Education Code: The state laws which govern how schools and libraries operate. This is a huge file, and may take awhile to appear on the screen.
California Legal Codes: The various California Legal Codes (laws) are available through this location.
California Instructional Technology Clearinghouse: For the past thirteen years the California Instructional Technology Clearinghouse has assisted California educators to identify the highest quality technology resources. If an instructional program marketed to schools uses a computer, a VCR or laserdisc player, a network or the Internet or any combination of these, the Clearinghouse will evaluate it for use in California.
California Lobbyist Directory: The 1997-98 Directory of Lobbyists, Lobbying Firms, and Lobbyist Employers is published by the Secretary of State as required by Government Code Section 86109. The Directory's contents reflect information contained in lobbying registration documents filed with the Secretary of State for the 1997-98 session of the State Legislature.
Education Council for Technology in Learning: Information relating to the California Education Council for Technology in Learning- a powerful group of people who allocate large sums of money affecting technology programs in the state's schools.