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internal professional development opportunities
CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MEDICINE
English Teacher Job Fair - January 26, 2012
CLOSING THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP (CTAG)
Hispanic Symposium Teacher Workshop Forum with National Expert, Dr. Pedro
Noguera - CLOSED
Presenters: Dr. Pedro Noguera
Location: Lincoln West High School
Time: 3:30pm-5:30pm
Dates: Thursday, January 26, 2012
Target Audience: Priority will be given to teachers at our heavily
Hispanic populated schools.
Description: The goal of the symposium is to heighten awareness and
enlist the support and advocacy of multiple stakeholders for the Hispanic
male student,
who has the highest ration of dropouts locally and
nationally. By exploring the factors facing this targeted population, we
can create an understanding of the
barriers, both academic and
non-academic, that have caused this alarming statistic.
Learn how to:
-Implement culturally relevant teaching strategies
-Promote adaptive learning orientations
-Maximize student engagement
-Develop high-quality student-teacher relationships
-and much more!!
*CTU Members will be compensated per the collective bargaining agreement
Questions? Contact the CTAG Office @ 216.574.8579 or
ctag@cmsdnet.net
CTAG Dr Pedro Noguera Flyer January 2012
COMMON CORE
K- 8 COHORT PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY
DIRECTIONS FOR CALLING SUB CENTER:
Teacher Quick Reference for Calling Absence for PD
Center Session Project
System Phone Number 216-920-0905
Help Desk Phone Number 216-781-4069
Web Browser URL subcenter.cmsdnet.net
TEACHERS:
Please use the following reason code for your PD session absence.
(Do not use any other reason codes)
26 (Stimulus
HCC)
If you have any questions feel free to call Elizabeth
Nelson at 216.701.5769 or email at
Elizabeth.nelson@cmsdnet.net
Professional Development Dates and Times:
Late Schools: Start Time: 9:30 am End
Time: 4:00 pm (Cohorts A and C)
Early Schools: Start Time: 8:00 am End
Time: 2:30 pm (Cohorts B and D)
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3-8 Grades Cohort A
16 Schools-Late |
3-8 Grades Cohort B
21Schools-Early |
3-8 Grades Cohort C
16 Schools-Late |
3-8 Grades Cohort D
20 Schools-Early |
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Adlai E. Stevenson |
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Almira @ Hawthorne |
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Artemus Ward |
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Bolton |
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Clark |
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CSA-Lower Campus |
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Denison |
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Garfield |
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Louis Agassiz |
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Louisa May Alcott |
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Marion C. Seltzer |
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Miles @ Cranwood |
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Paul Dunbar @ Kentucky |
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Riverside |
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Robinson G. Jones |
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Tremont |
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Anton Grdina |
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Benjamin Franklin |
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Campus
International |
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Charles Mooney |
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Clara E. Westropp |
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CSA @ Harry E.
Davis |
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Daniel E. Morgan |
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Douglas MacArthur |
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Early Childhood Center |
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East Clark |
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Euclid Park |
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Marion-Sterling |
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Mary M. Bethune |
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Memorial |
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Miles Park |
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O. H. Perry |
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Paul Revere |
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Scranton |
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Warner Academy |
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Whitney Young |
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Willow |
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Buckeye-Woodland |
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Buhrer |
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Charles Dickens |
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Fullerton |
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HB Booker |
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Hannah Gibbons |
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Iowa-Maple |
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McKinley |
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Michael R. White |
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Newton D Baker |
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Orchard @ Halle |
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Robert H Jamison |
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Sunbeam |
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Walton |
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Watterson-Lake |
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Waverly |
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William Cullen Bryant |
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Andrew J. Rickoff |
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Carl & Louis Stokes
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Case |
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Charles W. Eliot |
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Franklin D Roosevelt |
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G.W. Carver |
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Harvey Rice |
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Joseph Gallagher |
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Kenneth Clement |
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Luis Munoz Marin |
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Mary B Martin |
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Mound |
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Nathan Hale |
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Patrick Henry |
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Thomas Jefferson |
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Valley View |
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Wade Park
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Wilbur Wright |
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Wilson |
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Start Time: 8:00 am End Time: 2:30 pm
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High School Cohort A
12 - Schools |
High School Cohort B
13 - Schools |
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Collinwood |
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Design Lab |
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East Tech |
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Glenville |
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Ginn Academy |
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John F. Kennedy |
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John Hay |
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Lincoln-West |
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MC2STEM |
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MLK/Law &
Municipal |
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New Tech – East |
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New Tech – West |
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Thomas Jefferson – 9th Grade |
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Carl Shuler |
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CSA @ Harry E.
Davis |
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Garrett Morgan |
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James F. Rhodes |
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Jane Addams |
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John Adams |
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John Marshall |
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Max Hayes |
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MLK/Health
Careers |
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Success Tech |
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Thomas Jefferson – Newcomer’s |
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Washington Park |
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Whitney Young |
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Professional Development Center location's - (Health Career & Alfred H.
Benesch)
Susan Wagner, Flexible
Content Expert - (ELA) English Language Arts
Susan.M.Wagner@cmsdnet.net
216.647.4536
Elizabeth Nelson,
Flexible Content Expert - Math
Elizabeth.Nelson@cmsdnet.net
216.701.5769
ER&D
ER&D – Managing Student
Behavior for Support Staff
Location: Barbara Byrd-Bennett PD
Center
Date: February 28, 2012
or
March 1, 2012
(ONLY Register for 1 session)
Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
(Registration is for Paraprofessionals and
Support Staff
ONLY )
Description: This workshop will help in understanding the causes
and characteristics of anti-social behavior and to know how to define
behavior. This workshop
will present techniques and strategies that will help you be able to:
understand both desired and undesired behaviors, design interventions,
and, if appropriate,
collect data that will help you in your efforts to increase desired
behaviors and decrease undesired behaviors.
Questions? Contact
Michael
Williams @
Michael.G.Williams@cmsdnet.net & Michael Jester @
Michael.Jester@cmsdnet.net
for registration.
FREEDOM RIDERS
Freedom Riders:
Democracy in Action - HCC
Location: Health Careers PD Center,
1740 E 32nd St, 44114
Date: February 15, 2012
Time: 4:00 PM
–
6:30 PM
Description: Workshop facilitators will utilize the Freedom
Documentary to explore the movement that revealed how prejudice, hatred
and discrimination can
distort democracy. Facilitators will model strategies and best practices.
Participants will receive 2.5 voluntary professional development hours.
Questions? Contact Gayle Gadison @
Lavora.G.Gadison@cmsdnet.net
Freedom
Riders: Democracy in Action - WVIZ
Location: WVIZ Idea Center, 1375 Euclid Avenue, 44115
Dates: February 21, 2012
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Description:
Workshop facilitators
will utilize the Freedom Documentary to explore the movement that revealed
how prejudice, hatred and discrimination can
distort democracy.
Facilitators will model strategies and best practices. Participants will
receive 2.5 voluntary professional development hours.
Questions?
Contact
Wanda Shealey @
Wanda.m.shealey@cmsdnet.net
or Gayle Gadison @
Lavora.G.Gadison@cmsdnet.net
to register.
PRINCIPAL CLINIC APPLICATIONS
To be announced.
PURCHASING TRAINING
Purchasing Training for Principals, Secretaries &
Administration
Location: Barbara Byrd-Bennett
Center
Dates: Vary
Times: Vary
Agenda
Description: This session is an Overview of compliance, process,
functions, and areas of responsibility.
As part of our District's ongoing financial
challenges we are addressing an area that needs the attention of everyone
who handles purchases in this District. For too long there has been
a practice by District employees of inputting Purchase Orders after
an invoice was received. There can be no unauthorized purchase of
goods and services. This is prohibited by both District Policy and
more importantly by State Law. The following are addressed in the
Purchasing training sessions:
Vendor Relations & Issue resolution, Quotes,
RFPs, RFQs, RFI, RFB, Technology contracts and OnBase Vendor Registration.
Purchase orders, entry, required Data, approvals and E-rate
overview and processing.
To register for training, go to
http://esupport/Schedule/
SAFETY
AND SECURITY
FEMA
Assignment Instructions
FEMA Assignment Link
SPECIAL EDUCATION
To be announced.
External professional development opportunities
Akron
university
The University
of Akron, College of Education, Office of Outreach and Professional
Learning will host an Information Session on Tuesday, November 8th at
our
Midpoint Campus Center located at 50 Pearl Road, Suite 300, Brunswick, OH
44212 (http://www.midpointcampus.com/
) and on Thursday, November 17th
at the University of Akron, Lakewood
Center located at 14725 Detroit Ave., Suite 108, Lakewood, OH 44107 (
https://lakewood.uakron.edu/
) on the first floor of
the historic Bailey Building in downtown Lakewood.
Both Information Sessions will take place from 4:30-5:30.
At these sessions, we will give teachers information about all about the
master’s degrees we offer. Two degrees are totally online. Some degrees
will be offered
through the distance learning labs at both of the above
sites. Are your teachers interested in becoming building principals?
Getting a 4-5, reading or technology
endorsement? Becoming a special
education teacher? We can help!
Please distribute the attached flyers to your teachers. Our General Flyer
outlines our programming and the scholarship we provide. The Interest
Survey helps us
get the minimum number of required teachers into our
master’s degrees – 15.
Thanks very much,
Barbara Jenkins
Director, Office of Outreach and Professional Learning
College of Education, Quaker Square 303
The University of Akron
Akron, OH 44325-4209
Office: 330-972-2777
Fax: 330-972-5219
Web:
http://edoutreach.uakron.edu
Akron University Fall
Outreach Flyer
Akron University Spring
2012 Interest Survey
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CLEVELAND METROPARKS ZOO
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo offers free Professional
Development workshops that focus on the education program associated with
our new exhibit, African
Elephant Crossing. Connections to Africa is the
1-3 grade program designed to meet updated Science Academic Content
Standards with a focus on the
inquiry teaching method. Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, in association with Project Dragonfly and Miami
University, also offers a Master’s degree program designed
for teachers
with a focus of inquiry methodologies. To get more information about our
programs please go to
http://www.clemetzoo.com/education/teachers/.
Register for dates and times for our free Connections to Africa Teacher
Workshop at:
Registration for Connections to Africa
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