EAP for Educators

What is EAP For Educators?

The CSU provides high school English and mathematics teachers with extensive professional development opportunities as well as rigorous curricula created by teams of CSU faculty and secondary education professionals.

The Early Assessment Program (EAP) for Educators includes the opportunity to implement the CSU Expository Reading and Writing Course (ERWC) at their school and also attend the ERWC Workshops and ERWC Literacy Conferences. EAP also allows Educators to implement the various Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning (QR) courses including the CSU Mathematics Bridge Courses and attend upcoming Math/QR workshops (see resources below for more information). 

CSUEB's Early Assessment Program also provides many other outreach services to students and educators in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Please see the information below on the types of services offered, how to request a presentation, and how to subscribe to our newsletter!

 

Why is EAP important?

EAP helps students to become academically prepared and ready for their college/career goals and academic needs by providing various tools and resources along with opportunities to adjust senior-year coursework if needed. Our primary goal is to have California high school graduates enter the CSU fully prepared to begin college-level English and mathematics courses.

We prioritize presenting to 9th-12th grade high school students in order to provide information about the CSU's Multiple Measures for Placement in the General Education (GE) English (A2) and Math (B4) courses. We encourage students who will begin CAASPP testing in the Spring semester of their junior year to say “Yes, release” their CAASPP-EAP test scores on the test in order to save time when trying to access their scores and to do their best because these test scores can be used as one of the Multiple Measures for Placement once they are admitted to a CSU campus. Students who complete the required GE A2 and B4 courses during their first year of college can save time and money and are twice as likely to graduate as those who do not.

 

What services does EAP at Cal State East Bay offer? 

We offer a wide variety of EAP outreach services to students and educators located in our local service areas (Alameda and Contra Costa Counties) including:

  • High School and Middle School Visits
  • Classroom and School-Wide Presentations for Students, or Families, Parents, and Guardians
  • Trainings for Academic and College/Career Counselors, Teachers, and Administrators
  • Attend College Fairs and Tabling Events
  • Send Semesterly Newsletters and Updates to Educators and Community Stakeholders who wish to subscribe.

 

What types of presentations can I request from CSUEB's EAP Coordinator?

CSU General Education Math and English Placement, Academic Preparation, CSU Eligibility Requirements, and much more!

 

How do I request an EAP presentation from CSUEB's EAP Coordinator?

If you would like to request a presentation, please fill out the EAP Presentation Request Google Form. If you would like to meet with the EAP Coordinator to discuss your request or if you have any other questions, you can schedule a meeting via the appointment booking page link or you can email us at eap@csueastbay.edu.

We also create and send our semesterly "CSUEB EAP Newsletter & Updates" via email! If you would like to sign up to subscribe, please fill out the EAP Newsletter & Updates Subscription Form.

 

Resources For Educators/Counselors: 

English Resources: Math/QR Resources:

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