- Events and Programs
- Participant Data Form
- Invitational Summer Institute 2012
- Young Writers Academy 2012
- Writers Workshop Mini Institute 2012
- Improving Students’ Academic Writing 2012
- Digital Literacy 2012
- Advanced Leadership Institute 2012
- Maker Collaboration 2012
- Digital Storytelling
- CCWP's Itinerant Tech Café
- Digital Mirror Festival
- Professional Literature Study Groups: K-8
- Writerama
- Gay Writes Now!
- Invitational Summer Institute 2011
- Fall Conference 2011
- 7th Annual Writing Matters Conference, 2011
- Opportunities
- Partnerships
- Writing Groups
- Resources
- Contacts
- Calendar
Please look for more information on our Summer Young Writers Academies – in
Aptos and Santa Cruz
Our summer programs in 2012 will focus on
Literacy and the California Common Core Content Standards:
our annual Invitational Summer Institute

and a new program,
A Mini-Institute on
Literacy and the California Common Core Content Standards
for K-Univ. Social Studies, Science and ELA Teachers & Administrators
July 17-20, 2012, 8:30 -3:30, with two follow-up meetings TBD
It will take place at the Aptos High School Library, 100 Mariner Way, Aptos 95003
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Thanks to all who attended our Fall Conference 2011, Honoring All Voices: Valuing Relevance, Emotion, Access, and Equity"
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The Central California Writing Project, a program of the Education Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz, is one of more than 200 National Writing Project sites. The CCWP is dedicated to the support and professional development of all teachers of writing in our tri-county service area: Santa Cruz, Monterey, and San Benito Counties.
Thanks for your support of the "Dear Colleague Letters" to Congress!
Please visit the NWP Works! Ning for more information on efforts to restore direct funding to the National Writing Project.
You can also help support direct funding for the National Writing Project via this Facebook Cause Page.
You can also help restore funding for the National Writing Project by contacting your legislators. The National Council of Teachers of English, NCTE, has an Action Alert page with information on contacting congressional representatives.
To learn more in-depth about the CCWP:
* FAQ
* Letter from Ann Lieberman, Stanford Scholar
Central California Writing Project is an authorized inservice provider for No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and related programs, including:
*Title I
*Title V
*High Objective Uniform State System of Evaluation (HOUSSE)
*Highly Qualified Teachers (HQT)
*Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP)
*AB 466


