California Association of Administrators of State and Federal Education Programs – January Meeting 2027
The 2027 January State and Federal Program Directors Meeting is a virtual professional-development meeting for California administrators responsible for state- and federally funded education programs. Scheduled for Friday, January 15, 2027, from 9:00 a.m. to noon, it is presented through the State and Federal Programs Directors initiative in partnership with CAASFEP.
What the meeting provides
The meeting is part of an ongoing series designed to give local educational agencies (LEAs) technical support on state- and federally funded programs. The California Department of Education describes that support as including training, assistance, and program updates for administrators across California, making the series particularly relevant to officials responsible for implementing and overseeing funded programs.
Format and schedule
The January session is scheduled as a Virtual Zoom Webinar, running from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on January 15. It sits within a broader 2027 series of State and Federal Program Directors meetings; additional virtual sessions are scheduled through the year, with no meetings listed for July, October, or November.
Role of CAASFEP
CAASFEP is a professional organization for State and Federal Program Directors and others involved in implementing federal and California education programs. Its stated purpose emphasizes equitable education, professional information and development, communication among administrators, and advocacy concerning legislation, policies, and programs affecting state and federal education funding.
Why it matters
For program directors, these meetings provide a recurring statewide channel for keeping up with policy, implementation requirements, technical guidance, and administrative issues affecting funded education programs. The partnership between CAASFEP and the California Department of Education connects professional networking and development with the technical assistance that LEAs need to administer state and federal programs.