2025 was a great success.
Stay tuned for 2026 information.
Stay tuned for 2026 information.
Connect with your CCCAOE Regional Vice President for details.
They will send you an email with the registration and booking links.
The CCCAOE Policy Summit is a two-day professional development and networking event where career education leaders will learn about the state’s legislative process, hear from experts on current trends in career technical education and workforce development, and engage directly with policymakers. CCCAOE, in partnership with W Strategies LLC, will provide hands-on training on the basics of the California Legislature, the state budget process, and information on the impacts of recently enacted legislation. Participants will also have the opportunity to dialogue with legislators and their staff during a full day of meetings. All you have to do is travel to Sacramento and be willing to learn about the legislative process and the impact it has on CTE and your campuses.
Tuesday
12:45 pm: Registration Check-in
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm: The Basics of the Legislative Process, Connecting With Your Team
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm: Reception – Get to Know Other Career Educators
Wednesday
8:00 am – Breakfast
9:00 am – 4:15 pm: Meetings with Policymakers
11:30 am – 1:00 pm: Rotating Lunches off-site
4:30 pm – 5:00 pm: Debrief and group photo
Registration Price: TBD
Reservations for 2026: TBD
CCCAOE Rates: TBD
Book by: TBD
1. “My students and colleagues are counting on me.”
Invest in your students and schools by attending. Get information, make connections, and learn tips for advocating for career technical education and your school.
2. “From a leadership perspective, I can’t afford not to attend.”
This is the only career education professional development opportunity that offers the leadership and faculty perspective. Partner directly with leaders from around the state making an impact in legislative policy and standing up for CTE across California.
3. “It’s how I make my voice heard and make a case for my students.”
Advocating for our schools is a full time job. Making your voice heard alongside others who share your interests and have the same goals makes advocacy much easier and more effective.
4. “I learn advocacy tips that I can take home and share with my staff.”
We deliver practical solutions to help Career Education teams improve education and economic development opportunities.
5. “It’s a way to stay in tune with education experts.”
Spend time with colleagues and education experts who understand the system and can help harness our collective voice to making the biggest difference.
“I valued the opportunity to engage in networking with colleagues from various institutions, where I learned about their great work utilizing Strong Workforce funds. The interactions with legislators representing constituencies beyond my own district proved to be valuable. CCCAOE prepared me to have impactful discussions.” – 2024 Attendee
“Great training provided, and the opportunity to represent/advocate for the community college system is impactful to continue supporting our work! Thank you for the experience.” – 2024 Attendee
“This is excellent! It’s both advocacy and professional development.” – 2023 Attendee
No. – All attendees are responsible for covering the cost of their own hotel accommodations
Yes, Breakfast and a box lunch will be provided on Wednesday
Yes. – Please consult our refund policy here.
The schedule is outlined at the top of this page.
Attendance Substitutes are acceptable. However, after the cancellation deadline, you are responsible for full payment.
Please email substitute’s first and last name, cellphone (for registration purposes) as well as their job title and college/organization affiliation to registration@cccaoe.org for name tag and registration purposes as early as possible.
Please include your name and organization in the email.
No, each event is a new registration.
Kimberly Ranalla
Email: projectmanager@cccaoe.org
Ericka Sandoval
Email: registration@cccaoe.org
Phone: (877) 7-CCCAOE
Mailing Address:
CCCAOE
1800 21st Street PMB 205
Sacramento, CA 95811
Host Hotel TBD
Sacramento, CA 95814
(not with a CCCAOE rate)
Hyatt Centric Downtown Sacramento
1122 7th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
Downtown at Capitol Park
1121 15th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
Best Western Plus Sutter House
1100 H Street
Sacramento, CA 95814