MPLP is California's collaborative network for math professional learning — 11 regions, eight county offices on the steering committee, four partner initiatives, and one shared focus: stronger math teaching for every TK–12 student in the state.
Eight county offices of education and the California Mathematics Project guide MPLP's statewide work, with Kern COE serving as the lead agency.
MPLP coordinates closely with adjacent statewide initiatives — sharing facilitators, audiences, and infrastructure where alignment serves classrooms.
A statewide initiative supporting families and early educators in building strong math identity from birth through TK.
An integrated subject-matter network bringing math, science, and computer science professional learning under coordinated leadership.
Connects coaches and admins in California's smallest districts to share PL, build cohorts that cross county lines, and surface shared assets.
CDE-administered grants supporting expanded math PL infrastructure, with several MPLP regions serving as LASG demonstration sites.
MPLP — the Math Professional Learning Partnership — is a California statewide collaborative of 11 service regions building math teaching capacity across TK–12. It is funded through state appropriations and coordinated by Kern County Superintendent of Schools in partnership with the California Mathematics Project and eight steering-committee county offices of education.
Questions about MPLP, partnerships, or statewide work? Email the Kern-based statewide team, or contact your regional lead for region-specific work.