Education Week - August 20, 2014 - Special Report - 15

CALENDAR OF EVENTS OCTOBER - NOVEMBER 2014
counselors, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at the University of PA, Graduate School of
Education in Philadelphia. Contact: Miriam
Harris, Philadelphia Writing Project, (215)
898-1919, email: miriamh@gse.upenn.edu,
website: www.gse.upenn.edu/philwp.
8-9: ARTS EDUCATION: MAEA FALL
Conference 2014: Visual Articulations,
sponsored by the Massachusetts Art Education
Association, for teachers, at the Massachusetts
College of Art and Design; The School of the
Museum of Fine Arts; The Isabella Stewart
Gardner Museum in Boston. Contact: Kristi
Oliver, MAEA, (617) 973-7290, email:
kristioliver@me.com, website:
www.massarted.com.
9-10 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
OrCAN Conference, sponsored by the Oregon
College Access Network, for administrators,
counselors, researchers, school board
members, state policymakers, and teachers,
at Linfield College, McMinnville Oregon
in McMinnville, Ala. Contact: Karen Ehn,
Oregon College Access Network, (503) 8800974,
email: karen@oregoncan.org, website:
www.oregoncan.org.
9-11 PRINCIPALS: Generation Regeneration
Institute, sponsored by the Principals' Center
at Georgia State University, for administrators,
and teacher-educators, at the Principals
Center at Georgia State University in
Atlanta. Contact: Dr. James Kahrs, Principals
Center at GSU, (404) 413-8030, email:
principalscenter@gsu.edu, website:
www.principalscenter.org.
9-12 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
AASSP/AAMSP Fall Conference, sponsored
by the Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools,
for administrators, at the Perdido Beach
Resort in Orange Beach, Ala. Contact: Susie
Ellison, CLAS, (800) 239-3616, email: susie@
clasleaders.org, website: www.clasleaders.org.
9-12 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
OSBA Capital Conference and Trade Show,
sponsored by the Ohio School Boards
Association, for administrators, and school board
members, at the Greater Columbus Convention
Center in Columbus, Ohio. Contact: Rob
Delane, Ohio School Boards Association, (614)
540-4000, email: rdelane@ohioschoolboards.org,
website: www.ohioschoolboards.org.
10 ACHIEVEMENT, ADMINISTRATORS:
Project Adventure, Inc., sponsored by Project
Adventure, Inc., for administrators, counselors,
teacher-educators, and teachers, at Project
Adventure, Inc. in Beverly, Mass.. Contact:
Keri Hinchion, PA, (978) 524-4555, email:
khinchion@pa.org, website: www.pa.org.
12-14 MATHEMATICS: NCTM 2014
Regional Conference & Exposition-Richmond,
sponsored by the National Council of Teachers
of Mathematics, for administrators, researchers,
school board members, state policymakers,
teacher-educators, and teachers, at the Greater
Richmond Convention Center in Richmond,
Va. Contact: Michael Barbagallo, NCTM, (800)
235-7566, email: nctm@nctm.org, website:
www.nctm.org/Richmond.
12-15 READING/WRITING: Reading,
Literacy & Learning Conference, sponsored
by the International Dyslexia Association, for
administrators, counselors, reading specialists,
researchers, and teachers, at the Hilton San
Diego Bayfront in San Diego. Contact: Lauren
Klinedinst, IDA, (410) 296-0232, email:
conference@interdys.org, website:
www.interdys.org/annualconference.htm.
12-15 SCIENCE: NABT Professional
Development Conference, sponsored by the
National Association of Biology Teachers, for
teachers, at the Cleveland Convention Center
in Cleveland, Va. Contact: Jaclyn ReevesPepin,
NABT, (703) 888-6228,
email: jreevespepin@nabt.org, website:
www.nabt.org.
13 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Principals' Center at Cardinal Stritch
University Breakfast Conversation, sponsored
by the Principals' Center at Cardinal Stritch
University, for administrators, at the Best
Western Midway Hotel in Brookfield, Wis.
Contact: Jill Anderson, The Principals' Center
at Cardinal Stritch University, (414) 410-4552,
email: stritchprincipalscenter@gmail.com,
website: www.stritch.edu/principalscenter.
13-14 ACHIEVEMENT: 2014 Education
Trust National Conference, sponsored by The
Education Trust, for administrators, school
board members, state policymakers, teachereducators,
and teachers, at the Renaissance
Baltimore Harborplace Hotel in Baltimore.
Contact: Nicolle Grayson, The Education Trust,
(202) 293-1217, email: ngrayson@edtrust.org,
website: www.edtrust.org.
13-14 COUNSELING: Restorative Responses
to Grief, Trauma, and Adversity, sponsored
by the International Institute for Restorative
Practices, for administrators, counselors, and
teachers, at Stepping Out Studios in New
York. Contact: International Institute for
Restorative Practices Graduate School, (610)
807-9221, email: iirpinfo@iirp.edu,
website: www.iirp.edu.
13-14 INSTRUCTION: Universal Design for
Learning (UDL): Addressing the Variability of
All Learners, sponsored by Center for Applied
Special Technology, for administrators, reading
specialists, school board members, teachereducators,
teachers, and technology personnel,
at Center for Applied Special Technology in
Wakefield, Mass. Contact: Leslie O'Callaghan,
CAST, (781) 245-2212, email: sharris@cast.
org, website: www.cast.org.
14-15: ACCOUNTABILITY: Alternative
Accountability Policy Forum, sponsored by
RAPSA (Reaching At-Promise Students
Association), for administrators, counselors,
researchers, school board members, and state
policymakers, at the Coronado Island Marriott
Resort & Spa in Coronado, California.
Contact: Joanne Motz, RAPSA, (760) 5944866,
email: info@rapsa.org, website:
www.alternativeaccountabilityforum.org.
14-15 CONVENTION/CONFERENCE:
TRED Conference III-, sponsored by the
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, for
administrators, counselors, reading specialists,
researchers, school board members, state
policymakers, and teachers, at the UMass
Dartmouth- Woodland Commons in North
Dartmouth, Mass. Contact: Elizabeth Janson,
UMass Dartmouth, (508) 910-9039, email:
TREDconf@umassd.edu, website:
www.umassd.edu/educationalleadership/
delevents/tredconference.
14-16 AT-RISK YOUTH: Adventure
with Youth at Risk, sponsored by Project
Adventure, Inc., for counselors, teachereducators,
and teachers, at Project Adventure,
Inc. in Beverly, Mass. Contact: Keri
Hinchion, PA, (978) 524-4555, email:
registration@pa.org, website: www.pa.org.
14-16 EARLY-CHILDHOOD EDUCATION,
LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT: 8th Annual Early
Childhood Leadership Institute, sponsored
by the Early Childhood Education Institute,
for administrators, reading specialists,
researchers, state policymakers, teachereducators,
and teachers, at the OU-Tulsa
Schusterman Learning Center in Tulsa,
Oklahoma. Contact: Beth Sullins, ECEI,
(918) 660-3894, email: beth.sullins@ou.edu,
website: education.ou.edu/ecei.
15-16 WORKSHOP/SEMINAR: Achieving
Fitness, sponsored by Project Adventure, for
teacher-educators, and teachers, at Project
Adventure in Beverly, Mass. Contact: Keri
Hinchion, PA, (978) 524-4555, email:
registration@pa.org, website: www.pa.org.
16-17 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
National Quality Education Conference,
sponsored by the American Society for Quality,
for administrators, counselors, school board
members, and teachers, at the Hyatt Regency
Milwaukee in Milwaukee. Contact: Laura
Kalinosky-Sanchez, ASQ, (414) 272-8575,
email: lsanchez@asq.org, website: asq.org.
16-18 RURAL EDUCATION: MREA 2014
Annual Conference - Career and College
Readiness Reform, Results & Real Life,
sponsored by the Minnesota Rural Education
Association, for teacher-educators, and teachers,
at the Cragun's Resort in Brainerd, Minn.
Contact: Diane Vosen, MREA, (320) 7626574,
email: mrea@mnrea.org, website:
www.mnrea.org.
17-18 COUNSELING: Restorative Responses
to Grief, Trauma, and Adversity, sponsored
by the International Institute for Restorative
Practices, for administrators, counselors, and
teachers, at Loyola University of Chicago:
Lakeshore Campus in Chicago. Contact:
International Institute for Restorative Practices
Graduate School, (610) 807-9221, email:
iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
17-19 ARTS EDUCATION: Arts Integration
Institute, sponsored by the Tennessee Performing
Arts Center Education Dept., for community
members, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at TPAC's War Memorial Auditorium in
Nashville, Tenn. Contact: Leigh Jones, TPAC
Education Department, (615) 687-4285,
email: ljones@tpac.org,website:
www.tpac.org/education/index.asp.
17-19 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT,
SUMMER LEARNING: Summer Changes
Everything National Conference, sponsored by
the National Summer Learning Association, for
administrators, reading specialists, researchers,
school board members, state policymakers,
teacher-educators, and teachers, at the Hyatt
Regency San Antonio Riverwalk in San
Antonio. Contact: Ryan Rebarchick,
NSLA, (410) 856-1370, email:
rrebarchick@summerlearning.org, website:
www.summerlearning.org/conference.
18 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT,
SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING, SPECIAL
EDUCATION: Building Social Relationships
Through Evidence Based Social Skills
Programming for Youth With ASD, sponsored by
the Ohio Center for Autism and Low Incidence,
for teacher-educators, and teachers, at the Greater
Columbus Convention Center in Columbus,
Ohio. Contact: Simon Buehrer, OCALI, (614)
410-0995, email: simon_buehrer@ocali.org,
website: www.ocali.org.
18 SPECIAL EDUCATION: Navigating the
Special Education Maze, sponsored by the
Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools, for
administrators, school board members, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Ala.
Contact: Susie Ellison, CLAS, (800) 2393616,
email: susie@clasleaders.org, website:
www.clasleaders.org.
18-19 CAREER AND TECHNICAL
EDUCATION: Career and Technical Education
Research and Professional Development
Conference, sponsored by the Association for
Career and Technical Education Research,
for researchers, and teacher-educators, at the
Gaylord Opryland Hotel in Nashville, Tenn.
Contact: Howard Gordon, University of
Nevada, Las Vegas, (702) 895-2729, email:
howard.gordon@unlv.edu, website: tl.unlv.edu/
faculty/gordon.
18-21 SPECIAL EDUCATION: OCALICON
2014, sponsored by the Ohio Center for
Autism and Low Incidence, for administrators,
counselors, researchers, school board members,
state policymakers, teachers, and technology
personnel, at the Greater Columbus Convention
Center in Columbus, Ohio. Contact: Simon
Buehrer, OCALI, (614) 410-0995, email:
simon_buehrer@ocali.org, website: ocali.org.
18-21 STUDENT BEHAVIOR: Four-Day
Event: Basic Restorative Practices, sponsored
by the International Institute for Restorative
Practices, for administrators, counselors, and
teachers, at Stepping Out Studios in New York.
Contact: International Institute for Restorative
Practices Graduate School, (610) 807-9221,
email: iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
19 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: United
Way School Support Network, sponsored
by the United Way of Northern New Jersey,
for teacher-educators, at the College of Saint
Elizabeth in Morristown, N.J. Contact: Robyn
Ulmer, UWNNJ, (973) 993-1160, email:
Robyn.Ulmer@unitedwaynnj.org, website:
unitedwaynnj.org.
19 SPECIAL EDUCATION: Navigating the
Special Education Maze, sponsored by the
Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools,
for administrators, counselors, school board
members, and state policymakers, at the
DoubleTree in Montgomery, Ala. Contact: Susie
Ellison, CLAS, (800) 239-3616, email: susie@
clasleaders.org, website: www.clasleaders.org.
19-20 LEADERSHIP: Restorative Leadership
Development: Authority With Grace, sponsored
by the International Institute for Restorative
Practices, for administrators, counselors, and
teachers, at Loyola University of Chicago:
Lakeshore Campus in Chicago. Contact:
International Institute for Restorative Practices
Graduate School, (610) 807-9221, email:
iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
19-21 MATHEMATICS: NCTM 2014
Regional Conference & Exposition: Houston,
sponsored by the National Council of
Teachers of Mathematics, for administrators,
researchers, school board members, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at the George R. Brown Convention Center
in Houston. Contact: Michael Barbagallo,
NCTM, (800) 235-7566, email:
nctm@nctm.org, website:
www.nctm.org/Houston.
19-21 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Nebraska State Education Conference,
sponsored by the Nebraska Association of
School Boards, for administrators, school board
members, and state policymakers, at the La
Vista Conference Center in La Vista, Ala.
Contact: Sharon Endorf, NASB, (402) 4234951,
email: sendorf@NASBonline.org, website:
www.NASBonline.org.
19-21 SPECIAL EDUCATION:
OCALICON, sponsored by the Ohio
Center for Autism and Low Incidence,
for administrators, community members,
reading specialists, researchers, school
board members, state policymakers,
teacher-educators, teachers, and technology
personnel, at Greater Columbus Convention
Center in Columbus, Ohio. Contact: Simon
Buehrer, OCALI, (614) 410-0995,
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http://education.ou.edu/ecei http://www.gse.upenn.edu/philwp http://www.nabt.org http://tl.unlv.edu/faculty/gordon http://tl.unlv.edu/faculty/gordon http://www.pa.org http://www.massarted.com http://www.stritch.edu/principalscenter http://www.ocali.org http://www.asq.org http://www.edtrust.org http://www.iirp.edu http://www.oregoncan.org http://www.mnrea.org http://www.iirp.edu http://www.unitedwaynnj.org http://www.principalscenter.org http://www.iirp.edu http://www.clasleaders.org http://www.clasleaders.org http://www.cast.org http://www.tpac.org/education/index.asp http://www.ohioschoolboards.org http://www.iirp.edu http://www.alternativeaccountabilityforum.org http://www.summerlearning.org/conference http://www.pa.org http://www.nctm.org/Houston http://www.umassd.edu/educationalleadership/delevents/tredconference http://www.umassd.edu/educationalleadership/delevents/tredconference http://www.nctm.org/Richmond http://www.ocali.org http://www.NASBonline.org http://www.pa.org http://www.interdys.org/annualconference.htm http://www.clasleaders.org http://www.edweek.org/go/calendar
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