The responsibilities of a R-TAC include:
How to become a R-TAC?
Per statute, the CCSPP provides funding for at least 5 Regional TAC contracts through June 30, 2028. The total budget for the CCSPP Regional TAC contracts Request for Applications is up to $117,833,000. The award amount for each CCSPP Regional TAC contract shall be a minimum of $5,000,000. This application will be for Contract Period 1: March 1, 2023, through June 30, 2025. The contract may be renewed based upon successful completion of contract outcomes as described in the approved contract.
The CDE lists Assurances and Qualifications that are required for applicants and grantees that want to receive funds.
What support is available for RTACs?
The STAC hosts in-person and virtual Communities of Transformative Practices (CoTP), which are spaces where RTACs can come together to share ideas, network and work together to support community schools. The R-TACs meet five times a year and engage in yearly visioning, planning and compliance to the CCSPP funding requirements. These spaces assist in developing:
What other roles does the STAC have in supporting RTACs?
The CDE has established the Alameda County Office of Education (ACOE) as the Lead TAC, in partnership with UCLA Center for Community Schooling, Californians for Justice, and the National Education Association.
STAC responsibilities are: