Meet the California State Education Team - Your California Content Standards Resource
SkillsTutor shares California’s goal to provide a world-class education for all students, from early childhood to adulthood. Together we can prepare students to live, work and thrive in a highly connected world.
Contact A State Representative
For information about your current account, contact:
Kris Tedesco
Inside Sales Representative
Toll Free: 800-859-1724
Direct Dial: 617-351-1923
Email: kris.tedesco@hmhpub.com
If you would like to learn more about our products and services, please contact:
Bret Barben
Field Sales Representative
Direct Dial: 435-703-3161
Email: bret.barben@hmhpub.com
California Content Standards Specifics
The primary state standards for California are:
- 1997 California Content Standards
- 2010 Common Core State Standards
Using personalized instruction, SkillsTutor will help California students prepare for the Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) program. The skills learned while using SkillsTutor will be applicable to all aspects of the STAR program and will allow students to excel.
California Content Standards Bookshelf
Below we have listed a variety of articles and other relevant content that will supplement the information we have here about California’s content standards.
- California Department of Education
- California K-12 Academic Standards
- Grantwriting Tips and Material
- RTI & SkillsTutor
- Scientifically Based Research
- SkillsTutor Accountability Report
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Customers Talk
"SkillsTutor has been very good for building math skills for our students. Last year we saw a huge growth on our STAR test scores and our school's API went up 40 points, which was amazing. Our math scores were a big part of this [improvement]. What I'm seeing more and more, especially in upper grades in math, is fewer and fewer students who are really far behind in math."
Carissa Sugden, ELD Teacher
El Monte Elementary School
Concord, CA