Education Week - August 20, 2014 - Special Report - 13

Association, for administrators, researchers,
school board members, state policymakers,
teacher-educators, teachers, and technology
personnel, at the Greater Richmond
Convention Center in Richmond, Va.
Contact: Dina Weiss, NSTA, (703) 3129224,
email: dweiss@nsta.org, website:
www.nsta.org.
16-19 LEADERSHIP, TEACHER TRAINING,
TEACHERS: Advanced Skills and Standards,
sponsored by Project Adventure, Inc., for
counselors, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at Project Adventure, Inc. in Beverly, Mass.
Contact: Keri Hinchion, PA, (978) 5244555,
email: registration@pa.org, website:
www.pa.org.
16-19 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Adventure Based Counseling, sponsored
by Project Adventure, Inc., for counselors,
teacher-educators, and teachers, at the Wagon
Road Camp in Chappaqua, N.Y. Contact:
Keri Hinchion, PA, (978) 524-4555, email:
registration@pa.org, website: www.pa.org.
16-19 SPECIAL EDUCATION, TEACHERS,
TECHNOLOGY: Annual Meeting, sponsored by
the American Printing House for the Blind, for
teacher-educators, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel
in Louisville, Ky. Contact: Roberta Williams,
APH, (502) 899-2357, email: Rwilliams@aph.org,
website: www.aph.org.
17 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT: The Summit on Leadership
and Public Relations, sponsored by the
Massachusetts Association of C766 Approved
Private Schools, for administrators, and
counselors, at the Best Western Royal Plaza
Hotel in Marlborough, Mass.. Contact: Ginnie
Waldron, MAAPS, (781) 909-5307, email:
gwaldron@maaps.org, website: www.maaps.org.
17 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
NEOEA Day, sponsored by the North
Eastern Ohio Education Association, for
counselors, reading specialists, school
nurses, state policymakers, teachers, and
technology personnel, at various locations
throughout Northeastern Ohio.
Contact: William Lavezzi, NEOEA,
(216) 518-0200, email: desk@neoea.org,
website: www.neoea.org.
17-18 ADMINISTRATORS, GIFTED
EDUCATION, TEACHERS: Annual Conference:
Beyond the Stereotypes, sponsored by the
Washington Association of Educators of
the Talented and Gifted, for administrators,
counselors, and teacher-educators, at the Hotel
Murano in Tacoma, Wash. Contact: Charlotte
Akin, (WAETAG), (360) 687-1320, email:
charlotteakin@msn.com, website:
www.waetag.net.
17-18 LEADERSHIP, TECHNOLOGY:
School Librarians in the Anytime Anywhere
Learning Landscape, sponsored by the
American Association of School Librarians, for
technology personnel, at the Hilton St. Louis
Frontenac in St. Louis. Contact: Allison Cline,
American Association of School Librarians,
(312) 280-4382, email: aasl@ala.org, website:
fallforum.aasl.org.
17-18 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT,
READING/WRITING: California Reading
Association's 47th Professional Development
Institute, sponsored by the California
Reading Association, for teachers, at the
Red Lion Woodlake Hotel in Sacramento,
Calif. Contact: Joanne Devine, CRA, (714)
435-1983, email: joannecdevine@gmail.com,
website: californiareads.org.
17-19 ADMINISTRATORS: COPIS: "Ethical
Principles of Supervisory Practice: How
Does Supervision Support Teachers and
Learners in a Hostile Policy Environment?,"
sponsored by the Principals' Center at Georgia
State University, for administrators, and
teacher-educators, at the Courtyard Marriott
Atlanta Downtown in Atlanta. Contact:
Dr. James Kahrs, Principals Center at
GSU, (404) 413-8030, email:
principalscenter@gsu.edu, website:
www.principalscenter.org.
17-19 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Adventures in Low Elements, sponsored by
Project Adventure, Inc., for counselors, teachereducators,
and teachers, at the Charlie Elliott
Wildlife Center in Mansfield, Ga. Contact:
Keri Hinchion, PA, (978) 524-4555, email:
registration@pa.org, website: www.pa.org.
18 ADMINISTRATORS, PARENT
INVOLVEMENT, TEACHERS: Every Child
Counts: STEM and gifted students, sponsored
by the Oregon Association for Talented
and Gifted, for teacher-educators, at Pacific
University in Forest Grove, Ore. Contact:
Margaret DeLacy, OATAG, (503) 774-7017,
email: margaretdelacy@comcast.net, website:
www.oatag.org.
18:GIFTED EDUCATION: OATAG Annual
Conference, sponsored by the Oregon
Association for Talented and Gifted, for
administrators, counselors, school board
members, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Ore.
Contact: Stephan Price, OATAG, (206) 3097265,
email: sprice@oatag.org, website:
www.oatag.org.
18 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT,
READING/WRITING: Washington
Organization for Reading Development's Fall
Conference, sponsored by the International
Reading Association, for teacher-educators, at
Gonzaga University Globe Room in Spokane,
Wash. Contact: Denise Gudwin, WORD,
(305) 496-4841, email: dgudwin@gmail.com,
website: www.wordreading.org.
18 TEACHERS: Growing Mathematicians
Through the Practices, sponsored by
the Kentucky Council of Teachers of
Mathematics, for administrators, teachereducators,
and teachers, at George Rogers
Clark High School in Winchester, Ky.
Contact: Dee Crescitelli, KCTM, (606)
546-1207, email: Conference2014@twc.com,
website: www.kctm.org.
19-21 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
11th Annual Elementary School Conference,
sponsored by the North Carolina Association
of Elementary Educators, for teachereducators,
at the Embassy Suites and Resort
& Convention Center in Charlotte-Concord,
N.C. Contact: Chris Daugherty, National
Center for Youth Issues, (423) 899-5714,
email: cdaugherty@ncyi.org, website: www.
ncyi.org/ncaeec.
20-21 COUNSELING: Restorative Responses
to Grief, Trauma, and Adversity, sponsored
by the International Institute for Restorative
Practices, for administrators, counselors,
and teachers, at Noah's in Westminster,
Colo. Contact: International Institute for
Restorative Practices Graduate School, (610)
807-9221, email: iirpinfo@iirp.edu,
website: www.iirp.edu.
20-21 CONVENTION/CONFERENCE:
Colorado Association for Gifted Children
(CAGT) Annual Conference, sponsored by
the Colorado Association for Gifted and
Talented, for administrators, counselors,
reading specialists, researchers, school board
members, school nurses, state policymakers,
teacher-educators, teachers, and technology
personnel, at the Marriott Denver Tech
Center in Denver. Contact: Kathleen
Robinson, CAGT, (303) 520-4887,
email: cagt@aol.com.
Boston. Contact: Max Siegel, Engineering
is Elementary, (617) 589-4203, email:
eiepd@mos.org, website: eie.org.
20-23 STUDENT BEHAVIOR: Four-Day
Event: Basic Restorative Practices, sponsored
by the International Institute for Restorative
Practices, for administrators, counselors, and
teachers, at 1704 Charlotte Avenue, Suite 200 in
Nashville, Tenn. Contact: International Institute
for Restorative Practices Graduate School, (610)
807-9221, email: iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website:
www.iirp.edu.
20-23 STUDENT BEHAVIOR: Four Day
Event: Basic Restorative Practices, sponsored
by the International Institute for Restorative
Practices, for administrators, counselors, and
teachers, at the Hyatt Place Tucson Airport in
Tucson, Ariz. Contact: International Institute
for Restorative Practices Graduate School, (610)
807-9221, email: iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website:
www.iirp.edu.
21 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
University of California Articulation
Conference, sponsored by the University
of California Office of the President, for
administrators, counselors, teacher-educators,
and teachers, at UC Berkeley, International
House in Berkeley, Calif. Contact: High
School Articulation, University of California
Office of the President, (510) 987-9570,
email: hsupdate@ucop.edu, website:
www.ucop.edu/agguide.
21-22 LEARNING DISABILITIES,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT,
SPECIAL EDUCATION: 35th Conference on
Mainstreaming Students with Hearing Loss,
sponsored by Clarke Mainstream Services, for
administrators, counselors, reading specialists,
teacher-educators, and teachers, at the
Sturbridge Host Hotel & Conference
Center in Sturbridge, Mass. Contact:
Barbara Tetreault, Clarke Schools for
Hearing and Speech, (413) 587-7313,
email: btetreault@clarkeschools.org,
website: www.clarkeschools.org.
21-23 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
SIF 3.0 International Developer Camp
& Connect-a-thon, sponsored by the SIF
Association, for administrators, and technology
personnel, at the Hyatt Place Dallas North
/ by the Galleria in Dallas. Contact: Penny
Murray, SIF Association, (202) 789-4460,
email: pmurray@sifassociation.org,
website: www.sifassociation.org.
22-23 LEADERSHIP: Restorative Leadership
Development: Authority with Grace,
sponsored by the International Institute for
Restorative Practices, for administrators,
counselors, and teachers, at Noah's in
Westminster, Colo. Contact: International
Institute for Restorative Practices
Graduate School, (610) 807-9221,
email: iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website:
www.iirp.edu.
22-23 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
INSPIRE 2014: Engaging Today's Student,
sponsored by The National Institute
for Student-Centered Education, for
administrators, counselors, reading specialists,
researchers, school board members, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers,
and technology personnel, at Four Points
Sheraton in Norwood, Mass. Contact: Alyssa
Kierkegaard, The National Institute for
Student-Centered Education, (781) 641-5986,
email: alyssak@nisce.org, website:
www.nisce.org.
22-24 TEACHER EDUCATION: Teacher
Educator Institute, sponsored by
Engineering Is Elementary, for teachereducators,
at the Museum of Science, in
23-25 ADMINISTRATORS, GIFTED
EDUCATION, TEACHERS: National Career
Academy Coalition 18th Annual Conference,
sponsored by the National Career Academy
Coalition, for state policymakers, teachereducators,
and teachers, at the Hyatt
Regency Crystal City in Arlington, Va.
Contact: Stephen Casa, National Career
Academy Coalition, (615) 298-6761,
email: scasa@ncacinc.com, website:
www.ncacinc.com.
23-26 ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNERS,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2014
Annual CATESOL Conference, sponsored
by California Association of Teachers of
English to Speakers of Other Languages,
for teachers, at the Santa Clara Convention
Center in Santa Clara, Calif. Contact:
Christine So, CSU East Bay, (510) 3879307,
email: christine.so@csueastbay.edu,
website: catesol.org/annualconference.
24-25 ADMINISTRATORS, TEACHERS:
CMC South Conference, sponsored by the
California Mathematics Council, for teachers,
at the Palm Springs Convention Center
in Palm Springs, Calif. Contact: Gretchen
Muller, CMC, (888) CMC-MATH,
email: ExecSect@cmc-math.org, website:
www.cmc-math.org.
24-25 ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNERS,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
MIDTESOL 2014, sponsored by
MidAmerica Teachers of English to Speakers
of Other Languages, for administrators,
reading specialists, researchers, teachereducators,
and teachers, at the University
of Central Missouri in Warrensburg, Mo.
Contact: Cheryl Eason, MIDTESOL, (660)
543-8711, email: eason@ucmo.edu,
website: www.midtesol.org/
midtesol-conference-2014.
26 ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNERS: Fall
Workshop: Paving the Road to Language
Learning Success, sponsored by IL TESOL
(Illinois Teachers to Speakers of Other
Languages), for teachers, at Concordia
University in River Forest, Ill. Contact:
Lisa Barrett, ITBE, (708) 860-4364,
email: lisabarrett79@gmail.com, website:
www.ITBE.org.
26-28 CURRICULUM: Texas ASCD 2014
Annual Conference, sponsored by Texas
ASCD, for administrators, counselors,
researchers, school board members, state
policymakers, and teachers, at the Westin
Galleria Houston Hotel in Houston. Contact:
Laura Stubbins, Texas ASCD, (512) 4778200,
email: lstubbins@txascd.org,
website: www.txascd.org.
26-28: HIGHER EDUCATION: NACEP
National Conference: Elevating College
Transition, sponsored by the National
Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment
Partnerships, for administrators, at the
Hyatt Regency Chicago in Chicago.
Contact: NACEP, (919) 747-2699,
email: kmobley@nacep.org, website:
www.nacep.org.
27 CONVENTION/CONFERENCE University
of California Articulation Conference,
sponsored by the University of California
Office of the President, for administrators,
counselors, teacher-educators, and teachers, at
the University of California, Davis in Davis,
Calif. Contact: High School Articulation,
University of California Office of the
President, (510) 987-9570, email: hsupdate@
ucop.edu, website: www.ucop.edu/agguide.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS OCTOBER 2014
http://www.eie.org http://www.nsta.org http://www.principalscenter.org http://www.iirp.edu http://www.ncacinc.com http://www.pa.org http://www.pa.org http://www.iirp.edu http://www.pa.org http://www.catesol.org/annualconference http://www.oatag.org http://www.aph.org http://www.ucop.edu/agguide http://www.cmc-math.org http://www.oatag.org http://www.maaps.org http://www.midtesol.org/midtesol-conference-2014 http://www.wordreading.org http://www.midtesol.org/midtesol-conference-2014 http://www.clarkeschools.org http://www.neoea.org http://www.kctm.org http://www.ITBE.org http://www.sifassociation.org http://www.waetag.net http://www.ncyi.org/ncaeec http://www.txascd.org http://www.ncyi.org/ncaeec http://www.iirp.edu http://fallforum.aasl.org http://www.nacep.org http://www.iirp.edu http://www.nisce.org http://www.californiareads.org http://www.ucop.edu/agguide http://www.edweek.org/go/calendar
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