Regional Educational Leadership Academy (RELA)
Academia Regional de Liderazgo Educativo

The Regional Education Leadership Academy (RELA) offers parents and educators a comprehensive understanding of key issues impacting the Inland Empire. Through engaging field trips and sessions, participants will connect with regional and statewide leaders, explore community opportunities, and strengthen leadership skills. Designed to promote family, community, and civic engagement, RELA provides valuable insights into regional issues, public policy, and the political and cultural landscape of the Inland Empire. Ideal for anyone passionate about leadership development and regional impact, this program combines learning, networking, and hands-on experiences to inspire meaningful change.

*Spanish Interpretation provided*

November 6, 2026
TBD
Session 1: Introduction to Program, History of the IE & Education
West End Educational Center - 8265 Aspen Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

December 4, 2026
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 2: Utilites & Infrastructure
6075 Kimball Avenue Chino, CA 91708 


January 15, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 3: Business and Nonprofits
8120 Palm Lane San Bernardino, CA 92410 

February 5, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 4: Healthcare
24760 Stewart St, Loma Linda, CA 92354

March 19, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 5: Law Enforcement / Public Service
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Emergency Operations Center
199 N. Hangar Way San Bernardino, CA 92415

April 9, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session : Civil Liberties
303 West 3rd Street San Bernardino, CA 

Limited Space, Register Soon!
Early Bird ends October 9, 2026!
*Payment by Credit/Debit via GovPay*

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMIENT CERTIFICATION

From Programs to Systems - Building Sustainable Family and Community Engagement

A 3-DAY BLENDED PROFESSIONAL LEARNING SERIES
Facilitated by

SBCSS Family and Community Engagement (FACE) Team
in Partnership with Hanover Research

Who Should Attend?

District, Charter School, Family/Community Engagement, and Community School Teams

Teams of 3-5 participants are encouraged, including administrators, teachers, family and community engagement coordinators, community school coordinators, teachers, classified staff, and other personnel supporting family and community partnerships.

Each team should include at least one decision-maker with the authonity
to influence organizational practices, allocate resources, and support
systems-level change.

What will your team gain?

Assess Current Practices - Identify strengths, gaps, and opportunities for improvement.

Build Trust and Shared Leadership - Strengthen family and community partnerships and shared decision-making.

Strengthen Systems
Alignment engagement practices with organizational  priorities. The concepts of continuous improvement will be applied to inform your team's system design
and capstone planning.

Capstone Project
Apply learning to a real-world, team-based system that directly supports your work and drives sustainable change.

Module 1
From Programs to Systems
Asynchronous (20-30 min)
Foundational learning to understand
Complete before the what, why, and how of sustainable
January 8, 2027

Day 1
In-Person
January 8, 2027
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Designing Infrastructure
for Inclusive Engagement Design systems that move beyond
individual events to support lasting, inclusive partnerships.

Module 2
Asynchronous (20-30 min)
Complete before February 19, 2027

From Culture to Collective Efficacy Foundational learning to explore how culture, relationships, and collective efficacy drive engagement and student success.

Day 2
In-Person
February 19, 2027
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Strengthening Culture and Collective Efficacy Examine beliefs, strengthen trust, and ensure families are included and heard by sharing voice and power.

Module 3
Asynchronous (20-30 min)
Complete before
March 12, 2027
From Shared Power to Partnership Structures
Foundational learning to explore shared leadership, decision-making, and partnership structures for sustainable change.

Day 3
In-Person
March 12, 2027
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Deepening Community and Student Partnerships Strengthen partnerships through collaborative policies, shared decision- making, and sustained leadership structures.

Continental Breakfast and Lunch Provided
(Networking Opportunities)

Limited Capacity - 60 Participants - No Cost
Reserve your spot today!

In-Person Family Engagement Network (FEN)

• Parent Involvement and Engagement 
• Student Achievement and Engagement 
• School Climate and Pupil Outcomes

In-Person only -Locations may vary

Join the San Bernardino County Superintendent of School’s Family & Community Engagement Practitioners Network  

The purpose of this gathering is to bring district and site level Family Engagement Practitioners together, and dive into relevant and needed topics around this work, as well as work support one another on areas of success and problems of practices.
Please note this training is for district, school and charter administrators, family and community engagement liaisons. 

Regional Educational Leadership Academy (RELA)
Academia Regional de Liderazgo Educativo

The Regional Education Leadership Academy (RELA) offers parents and educators a comprehensive understanding of key issues impacting the Inland Empire. Through engaging field trips and sessions, participants will connect with regional and statewide leaders, explore community opportunities, and strengthen leadership skills. Designed to promote family, community, and civic engagement, RELA provides valuable insights into regional issues, public policy, and the political and cultural landscape of the Inland Empire. Ideal for anyone passionate about leadership development and regional impact, this program combines learning, networking, and hands-on experiences to inspire meaningful change.

*Spanish Interpretation provided*

November 6, 2026
TBD
Session 1: Introduction to Program, History of the IE & Education
West End Educational Center - 8265 Aspen Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

December 4, 2026
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 2: Utilites & Infrastructure
6075 Kimball Avenue Chino, CA 91708 


January 15, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 3: Business and Nonprofits
8120 Palm Lane San Bernardino, CA 92410 

February 5, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 4: Healthcare
24760 Stewart St, Loma Linda, CA 92354

March 19, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 5: Law Enforcement / Public Service
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Emergency Operations Center
199 N. Hangar Way San Bernardino, CA 92415

April 9, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session : Civil Liberties
303 West 3rd Street San Bernardino, CA 

Limited Space, Register Soon!
Early Bird ends October 9, 2026!
*Payment by Credit/Debit via GovPay*

Regional Educational Leadership Academy (RELA)
Academia Regional de Liderazgo Educativo

The Regional Education Leadership Academy (RELA) offers parents and educators a comprehensive understanding of key issues impacting the Inland Empire. Through engaging field trips and sessions, participants will connect with regional and statewide leaders, explore community opportunities, and strengthen leadership skills. Designed to promote family, community, and civic engagement, RELA provides valuable insights into regional issues, public policy, and the political and cultural landscape of the Inland Empire. Ideal for anyone passionate about leadership development and regional impact, this program combines learning, networking, and hands-on experiences to inspire meaningful change.

*Spanish Interpretation provided*

November 6, 2026
TBD
Session 1: Introduction to Program, History of the IE & Education
West End Educational Center - 8265 Aspen Ave, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

December 4, 2026
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 2: Utilites & Infrastructure
6075 Kimball Avenue Chino, CA 91708 


January 15, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 3: Business and Nonprofits
8120 Palm Lane San Bernardino, CA 92410 

February 5, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 4: Healthcare
24760 Stewart St, Loma Linda, CA 92354

March 19, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session 5: Law Enforcement / Public Service
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Emergency Operations Center
199 N. Hangar Way San Bernardino, CA 92415

April 9, 2027
9:00a.m-2:00p.m
Session : Civil Liberties
303 West 3rd Street San Bernardino, CA 

Limited Space, Register Soon!
Early Bird ends October 9, 2026!
*Payment by Credit/Debit via GovPay*

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMIENT CERTIFICATION

From Programs to Systems - Building Sustainable Family and Community Engagement

A 3-DAY BLENDED PROFESSIONAL LEARNING SERIES
Facilitated by

SBCSS Family and Community Engagement (FACE) Team
in Partnership with Hanover Research

Who Should Attend?

District, Charter School, Family/Community Engagement, and Community School Teams

Teams of 3-5 participants are encouraged, including administrators, teachers, family and community engagement coordinators, community school coordinators, teachers, classified staff, and other personnel supporting family and community partnerships.

Each team should include at least one decision-maker with the authonity
to influence organizational practices, allocate resources, and support
systems-level change.

What will your team gain?

Assess Current Practices - Identify strengths, gaps, and opportunities for improvement.

Build Trust and Shared Leadership - Strengthen family and community partnerships and shared decision-making.

Strengthen Systems
Alignment engagement practices with organizational  priorities. The concepts of continuous improvement will be applied to inform your team's system design
and capstone planning.

Capstone Project
Apply learning to a real-world, team-based system that directly supports your work and drives sustainable change.

Module 1
From Programs to Systems
Asynchronous (20-30 min)
Foundational learning to understand
Complete before the what, why, and how of sustainable
January 8, 2027

Day 1
In-Person
January 8, 2027
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Designing Infrastructure
for Inclusive Engagement Design systems that move beyond
individual events to support lasting, inclusive partnerships.

Module 2
Asynchronous (20-30 min)
Complete before February 19, 2027

From Culture to Collective Efficacy Foundational learning to explore how culture, relationships, and collective efficacy drive engagement and student success.

Day 2
In-Person
February 19, 2027
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Strengthening Culture and Collective Efficacy Examine beliefs, strengthen trust, and ensure families are included and heard by sharing voice and power.

Module 3
Asynchronous (20-30 min)
Complete before
March 12, 2027
From Shared Power to Partnership Structures
Foundational learning to explore shared leadership, decision-making, and partnership structures for sustainable change.

Day 3
In-Person
March 12, 2027
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Deepening Community and Student Partnerships Strengthen partnerships through collaborative policies, shared decision- making, and sustained leadership structures.

Continental Breakfast and Lunch Provided
(Networking Opportunities)

Limited Capacity - 60 Participants - No Cost
Reserve your spot today!

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMIENT CERTIFICATION

From Programs to Systems - Building Sustainable Family and Community Engagement

A 3-DAY BLENDED PROFESSIONAL LEARNING SERIES
Facilitated by

SBCSS Family and Community Engagement (FACE) Team
in Partnership with Hanover Research

Who Should Attend?

District, Charter School, Family/Community Engagement, and Community School Teams

Teams of 3-5 participants are encouraged, including administrators, teachers, family and community engagement coordinators, community school coordinators, teachers, classified staff, and other personnel supporting family and community partnerships.

Each team should include at least one decision-maker with the authonity
to influence organizational practices, allocate resources, and support
systems-level change.

What will your team gain?

Assess Current Practices - Identify strengths, gaps, and opportunities for improvement.

Build Trust and Shared Leadership - Strengthen family and community partnerships and shared decision-making.

Strengthen Systems
Alignment engagement practices with organizational  priorities. The concepts of continuous improvement will be applied to inform your team's system design
and capstone planning.

Capstone Project
Apply learning to a real-world, team-based system that directly supports your work and drives sustainable change.

Module 1
From Programs to Systems
Asynchronous (20-30 min)
Foundational learning to understand
Complete before the what, why, and how of sustainable
January 8, 2027

Day 1
In-Person
January 8, 2027
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Designing Infrastructure
for Inclusive Engagement Design systems that move beyond
individual events to support lasting, inclusive partnerships.

Module 2
Asynchronous (20-30 min)
Complete before February 19, 2027

From Culture to Collective Efficacy Foundational learning to explore how culture, relationships, and collective efficacy drive engagement and student success.

Day 2
In-Person
February 19, 2027
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Strengthening Culture and Collective Efficacy Examine beliefs, strengthen trust, and ensure families are included and heard by sharing voice and power.

Module 3
Asynchronous (20-30 min)
Complete before
March 12, 2027
From Shared Power to Partnership Structures
Foundational learning to explore shared leadership, decision-making, and partnership structures for sustainable change.

Day 3
In-Person
March 12, 2027
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Deepening Community and Student Partnerships Strengthen partnerships through collaborative policies, shared decision- making, and sustained leadership structures.

Continental Breakfast and Lunch Provided
(Networking Opportunities)

Limited Capacity - 60 Participants - No Cost
Reserve your spot today!

In-Person Family Engagement Network (FEN)

• Parent Involvement and Engagement 
• Student Achievement and Engagement 
• School Climate and Pupil Outcomes

In-Person only -Locations may vary

Join the San Bernardino County Superintendent of School’s Family & Community Engagement Practitioners Network  

The purpose of this gathering is to bring district and site level Family Engagement Practitioners together, and dive into relevant and needed topics around this work, as well as work support one another on areas of success and problems of practices.
Please note this training is for district, school and charter administrators, family and community engagement liaisons.