CPP Multiple Subject Program Online Orientation

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CPP Multiple Subject Program Online Orientation - 2025

View the orientation video and answer the questions. Once you complete and submit this form you will receive credit for this orientation. You will also receive an email confirmation.Your responses are recorded and a copy of your responses will be sent to your email address. The PDF of your attendance must be uploaded into the Slate when the Program Plan is completed. This verifies that you have watched the video and all of the information included in the video.

If you have any issues with completing this orientation, please reach out to Dr. Dave Neumann djneumann@cpp.edu (SS Coordinator), Dr. Cynthia Geary (MS Coordinator) or Amie Acuna, Credential Analyst at: AmieAcuna@cpp.edu

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Your last name, first name
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The semester you are applying for:
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Spring 2025

Summer 2025

Fall 2025

Spring 2026

Summer 2026

Fall 2026

Other:

I understand that Basic Skills and Subject Matter Competency , or a Bachelor's Degree or higher, are required for program admission.
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Yes

I understand it is my responsibility to follow up with my recommenders to ensure they submit my recommendations within one month of the application deadline.
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Yes

I understand that I must regularly monitor my email. *

Yes

I understand that I must complete a group interview, attend a program plan session, and submit a multiple subject credential program plan for admissions.
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Yes

I understand that I must have my Bachelor's degree posted on my transcript and multiple subject credential program plan approved before I can register for class. *

Yes

I understand that courses expire the semester prior to the 7-year mark.
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Yes

I understand that the state Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC) can change credential requirements at any time.
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Yes

I understand CTC will require the Literacy Performance Assessment (LPA) instead of the RICA exam effective July 1, 2025. Prior to that date, CalTPA Cycle 1, CalTPA Cycle 2 and the RICA are required. After that date, CalTPA Cycle 1 (math) and the LPA are required.
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Option 1

I have read and agree to adhere to Cal Poly Pomona's Principles of Community.

At Cal Poly Pomona, we help anyone who dreams of success achieve it. In doing so, we firmly uphold a set of principles that define our collective ethos and guide our interactions within our diverse community. These principles are foundational to our mission of fostering a vibrant and supportive academic environment where all individuals can thrive. As members of this community, we commit ourselves to upholding the following values:

Mutual Respect: We embrace the inherent dignity and worth of every individual and treat others with consideration, courtesy, and fairness, regardless of differences in backgrounds, beliefs, or perspectives. We cultivate an atmosphere of kindness, empathy, and compassion in all our interactions.

Academic Excellence: We strive for the highest standards of intellectual inquiry, scholarly rigor, and creative expression. Through dedication to learning and innovation, we continuously pursue excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service to society.

Personal Growth: We champion the holistic development of each member of our community, fostering opportunities for intellectual, emotional, and ethical growth. We support individuals in their journey of self-discovery, empowerment, and realization of their fullest potential.

Inclusivity: We actively cultivate a culture of inclusivity where everyone feels valued, welcomed, and empowered to contribute. We reject all forms of discrimination, bias, and prejudice, working tirelessly to create a community that celebrates diversity and promotes equity and justice for all.

Freedom of Expression: We uphold the fundamental right to freedom of thought, speech, and expression, recognizing that open discourse and intellectual exchange are essential to the pursuit of truth and the advancement of knowledge. We encourage respectful dialogue, debate, and dissent, fostering an environment where diverse viewpoints are heard and respected.

Ethical Conduct: We adhere unwaveringly to the highest standards of ethical behavior, integrity, and responsibility in all aspects of academic, professional, and personal life. We uphold principles of honesty, transparency, and ethical conduct, maintaining the trust and respect of our community and the broader society.

By embracing these Principles of Community, we reaffirm our commitment to creating a supportive, inclusive, and intellectually vibrant environment where all members can flourish and contribute to the betterment of our world.

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I affirm I have reviewed this video in it's entirety. I understand that I am responsible for all the information provided in this online orientation. If I have any questions, I will consult the program handbook, which is found online or contact my program advisor.

Type your full name below to affirm.

Do you have any questions for program faculty at this time?
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A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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