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IT BEGINS: California Appoints FIRST - Duration: 14:06.

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Este perro fue abandonado por su familia en California y tuvo que comer rocas para sobrevivir - Duration: 3:57.

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Amgen Tour Of California Rolling Into Elk Grove On Thursday - Duration: 2:47.

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2018 California School Recognition Program (CA Dept of Education) - Duration: 4:51.

ANNOUNCER: The happiest place on earth was the back drop

for the California Department of Education's California School Recognition program. Administrators

and teachers gathered from all over the state to receive well deserved honors in the areas

of performance and improvement. During the day attendees were able to make memories with

friends and take fun photos with the State Superintendent and for some, feel like a star.

Student entertainment was the highlight of the evening gala with Mickey and Minnie making

a surprise appearance. Melanie Schoeppe, state director of the improvement and accountability

division shared why this program was so important.

MELANIE SCHOEPPE: Educators across California are looking for

success and they're looking for bright spots so they can learn from each other. And it's

important for us as a system to call out where success and improvement is happening so we

can learn from it and we can also celebrate it. Because we all know that our educators

are working so hard every day with our families and with our students, that we as a system

step back and celebrate the growths and wins across California.

So I'm so excited because our recognition categories this year align to our school dashboard.

Our California school dashboard is part of our approach to accountability and continuous

improvement. It's a system where we look at the progress and growth of students across

multiple measures of success. We're not just looking at academics we're thinking

about the whole child. One of the most important pieces of putting together this event and

being able to highlight successes across California is the State Superintendent's involvement

and support.

TOM TORLAKSON: Well this is a wonderful opportunity for me

to personally congratulate our wonderful teachers from across the great state of California.

They come here with passion, they come here with hope and they instill that hope in our

students and give our students the skills they need to succeed. So it's just a chance

I relish to be with these teachers. They're inspiring to me, I want to pat them on the

back and I want to say thank you.

ANNOUNCER: Another thank you goes to education partner

California Casualty. Lisa Ameida, Assistant Vice President explains why the company is

a long time event supporter.

LISA ALMEIDA: They reason why we partner with the California

Department of Education is because it's a natural fit for us. We have been working

with the California Teachers Association and the Association of California School Administrators

for close to sixty-eight years. We understand the needs of our community, our schools, our

educators, the students, and this is a natural give back for us, to be good corporate citizens

and be supportive of the education community that gives so much back to us as a company.

ANNOUNCER: As a former member of that education community

Melanie Schoeppe knows how significant this type of recognition is -- especially for

school administrators.

MELANIE SCHOEPPE: As a former principal I know how hard it is

day to day to make sure we're moving closer our students goals. And being a part of a

site to receive one of these awards not only validates that hard work but also celebrates

and lifts up the community. Because really no one does this alone.

PRINCIPAL DARRIN HOLTERMAN: Our staff and community are so very excited

about receiving a California State Distinguished School Award. It's the first time for our

school to receive this award so we're very excited about that. It just validates the

hard work that our students and community put in every day to do the best for every

child.

PRINCIPAL LUCY SALAZAR: It really has a special meaning for our community

because we're so proud to be in the community of Signal Hill, we're so proud to be part

of Long Beach Unified, but it really is showcasing the efforts that our work at Alvarado Elementary

is really the work that provides the success for all students.

PRINCIPAL CAROL FONG: This award really validate all the work that

we've done over the years in working with kids who may come initially disadvantaged

but had excelled beyond expectations. It is an honor that the entire community can celebrate

around. We're very, very, glad that we have a way to demonstrate to everyone that immigrant

kids are really high achievers and our families do care about their kid's education

TOM TORLAKSON: Well these schools deserve this honor for

the hard work they've done, the excellent results they've had for building up the

esteem and confidence of the students, and engaging the parents and community in our

classrooms. It's amazing what they've done, they have come to the top when you look

at the schools across California, these we are honoring here today are exemplary -- they're

the leaders of the pack. And we-re proud of them.

ANNOUNCER: Congratulations to the 2018 California School

Recognition Program Winners.

This video was produced by the California Department of Education.

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California 2017 Wildfires Debris Cleanup Nears End - Duration: 3:39.

Seven months and one day after the October 2017 wildfires erupted in Sonoma

County [OFFICIAL] "We are 99% complete as of today, having removed 2.2 million tons of

debris which equates to nearly 314 square miles of fire area that's been

cleared." A momentous update given the magnitude, complexity and self-imposed

timeframe for the debris removal process. [OFFICIAL[ "From the beginning of this very

catastrophic, very devastating event, the response has been a one team one fight

effort." A similar accomplishment and announcement the very next day in

Ventura County. [OFFICIAL] "The county, the city, the state and the federal resources all

coming together as a team and fighting back and the the cooperation was

seamless." [OFFICIAL] "We moved more than 18,000 firefighters through our our fantastic

mutual aid system and all other kinds of assets to roll into and try to minimize

the overall losses, but there were losses." The ferocity and unstoppable nature of

these fires and the debris flows that followed in Santa Barbara created a

cleanup and recovery challenge not seen in California since the 1906 earthquake.

Combining the accomplishments of the debris removal projects from the northern

and southern California wildfires, teams have removed a total of nearly four and

a half million tons of debris from 5221 parcels. It took seven months. [OFFICIAL] "Huge

efforts working with local Public Works County offices to get mud debris moved

out and get highway 101 open, working with Caltrans, monumental job."

The Tubbs and other fires in the north... [OFFICIAL] "I want to celebrate what we've been able

to achieve but we also want to assure the people that we serve that we will

continue to advocate for them that we will be there for them."

The Thomas fire in the south... [OFFICIAL] "40 days this fire burned and the destruction

that it laid in its wake was absolutely unimaginable. The work that was done by

our first responders our government agencies was nothing less than

extraordinary. This is government at its finest." Historic wildfires in nearly

every way and historic debris removal efforts to go with them. [OFFICIAL] "I want to thank

all of those parties people behind me but more so really right down at the

local levels and the opportunity to work with the public works people in Santa

Barbara and Ventura and the city and their representatives because without

those solutions coming up from the bottom up again we wouldn't be as

successful as we are now." [OFFICIAL] "Moving forward after the debris has been cleaned up

we're gonna still continue to remain here through the process of helping our

communities rebuild." Visit our online newsroom at OESnews.com to learn more

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