Committees

An ad hoc committee comprised of all the Sacramento K-12, Community Colleges and Sacramento State University Public Information Officers, Public Relations and Community Relations leaders. The group meets four times per year to build alliances, strengthen educational relationships and share best practices.

Capitol Region Educational Technology Cohorts

An SECC coordinated ad hoc committee of all Capitol Region educational technology leaders – CTOs, Executive Directors, Directors, etc. The Committee meets five times a year to strengthen district relations, build partnerships and share best practices.

SECC’s Digital Media Content Committee (DMCC) is a collaboration of key regional curriculum and technology experts. This group of preK-20 educators meet five times a year to share ideas and best practices for educational technology.

Representatives from school districts across Sacramento County have created the Family Engagement Forum. The goal of the forum is to engage families so they can actively support their student’s learning and development in meaningful ways. Each week, videos selected by the local districts containing vital information for families are shown on SECC Channel 15. For more programming information, please visit: Family Engagement Forum Programming.

SEVA Teachers

SECC coordinates the SEVAs (Student Educational Video Awards), a free educational video contest for Sacramento County students. We receive submissions from K-20 students across the county in five different categories including: Creative Expression, Documentary, Instructional, Public Service Announcement and School News. A panel of judges watch every video and use our rubrics to select the top videos in each category.

The SEVA program provides students with the opportunity to express themselves, be creative, collaborate, problem solve, improve organization, communicate, write and develop self-confidence. Our number of submissions grows every year with over 1400 students participating annually.

The SEVA Teachers Community encourages all media / SEVA teachers to get together and share what is going on in their classrooms. It’s the perfect opportunity to collaborate, share resources and learn new production techniques and ideas from colleagues.