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Calendar - Certificated Development
November 2009
December 2009
Professional Development Statistics
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After School Program Grants for East Side Teachers in 2009-10---Up to $2,500!
The Philanthropic Ventures Foundation is once again soliciting applications from teachers to come up with new ideas for after school programs for 2009-10. Grants up to $2,500 are available to cover costs of equipment, teacher time, and refreshments. The only deadline for these grants is when the money runs out. First come, first served. A maximum of two grants will be awarded to a school. Contact your principal to check you school's status!
Click here for contact and application information:
Note: All schools are eligible for the new round!!!!!!!
Be Californian, Be Counted
2010 Census in Schools
Resources for K-12 Teachers and Students
http://www.census.gov/schools/index.html
US Census “Be Californian, Be Counted” is an effort to get information in the hands of teachers and administrators throughout our state on the importance of participating in the 2010 US Census.
The campaign has developed lesson plans and many other resources.
The attachment is a letter from Supt. Jack O’Connell describing it.
For more information please visit their website at:
http://www.census.gov/schools
What’s New for Young Adult Readers?
An informative session highlighting the latest and greatest books to inspire your secondary students to read, read, read!
Date: Friday, November 6, 2009
Location: Santa ClaraCountyOffice of Education
Time: 8:00a.m. to 3:00p.m.
Target Audience: East Side Librarians ONLY!
Lunch will be provided.
Presenter: Patti Tjomsland
Coordinator: Chris Evans
To attend please do the following three steps:
1. Click below to register: (Note: This is the same registration system our district uses so you can use the same login and password)
http://santaclara.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=29503
2. Call in your substitute ASAP and indicate “professional development” as your reason for absence.
3. Print out and complete the conference registration form by filling in your name, address, and signature on the left hand side and pony it back to Elicia Gaska, Professional Development, District Office.
Early Assessment Program (EAP): Strengthening Mathematics Instruction
Presentation of a variety of strategies for teaching students how to solve complex problems.
Instruction on developing cognitively complex problems using current course curriculum.
Looking at student misconceptions.
Teaching strategies to promote mathematical and numeric flexibility and incorporate multiple representations.
Support to improve student performance on CSTs, the EAP, SATs and ACTs, AP exams, as well as other tests and classroom instruction.
Target Audience: Algebra 2, Math Analysis, and Calculus teachers
Date: Saturday, November 21, 2009 and 4 after school sessions TBD
Time: Saturday: 8:00a.m. - 2:00p.m. After School: 4:00 - 6:00p.m.
Location: Our district office board room
Facilitators: Bernadette Salgarino, Sue Vieira, Barbara Schallau
Click here to register:
Earn and Learn: Teachers will be compensated at the hourly rate.
Read 180: Dealing with Data and Grading
Participants will work with their own class data to determine how best to use it to drive instruction and to grade reliably.
Target Audience: READ 180 Teachers.
Date: Thursday, November 5, 2009
Time: 3:45p.m. - 5:45p.m.
Location: Our district office board room
Coordinator: Jefferylynn Davis/Joan
Click here to register:
Earn and Learn: Teachers will be compensated at the hourly rate.
Read 180 Best Practices
February 4, 2010
http://esuhsd.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=31570
Earn and Learn: Teachers will be compensated at the hourly rate.
Read 180: Assessment and Placement for next year
April 22, 2009
http://esuhsd.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=31571
Earn and Learn: Teachers will be compensated at the hourly rate.
SB472 "like" Algebra I Training----Day 3 is Thursday!
A 4-day training on the use of our adopted Algebra I instructional materials. This workshop is intended for teachers who have not been able to attend summer training.
Target Audience: Regular and SPED Algebra I teachers who have not attended SB472 Training
Date(s): 10/13, 10/22, 11/5, 12/3
Time: 8:00a.m. to 3:00p.m.
Location: Our district office board room
Lunch will be provided!
Facilitators: Sue Vieira/Barbara Schallau/Bernadette Salgarino
Recruiting East Side U.S. History Teachers for TAH Grant Control Group!
So you can't participate in the Year I Teaching American History Cohort but are your interested in being on the Control Group? All you do is take one test two times, fall and spring, online, in the comfort of your office, your home, your classroom or your local coffee shop.
Click here for Control Group document:
Contact Jane Narveson or Robert Ibarra for more information.
You will be paid $100 ($50.00 for the pre and $50.00 for the post test)
English Support Materials Development Workshop---Day 3 coming November 19.
Teams of teachers will develop materials for second semester English I and II Support Classes
Target Audience: English I and II Support Teachers ONLY!
Date(s): October 7, 28, November 19, December 2.
Time: 4:00p.m. to 6:30p.m.
Location: Our District Office, conference room e/f
Facilitator: Jill Dabo, ext: 72505 or daboj@esuhsd.org
Earn and Learn: Teachers will be compensated at the hourly rate.
MP 3--- Program Improvement Math Support Workshop
Materials and activities listed on MP3 Algebra I/CAHSEE support pacing calendar will be distributed, experienced and discussed.
Target Audience: Any math teacher who teaches CAHSEE Math Support and/or Algebra I
Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Location: Yerba Buena High School, Room 354
Click here for map of YBHS:
Time: 4:00p.m. to 6:00p.m.
Click here to register:
Presenter: Barbara Schallau
Earn and Learn: Teachers will be compensated at the hourly rate.
Krause Center for Innovation---Foothill College
Learn how to apply educational technologies in your curriculum an in your classroom--- Classes are online and Saturdays.
http://www.krauseinnovationcenter.org/kci/
Krause Center for Innovation---Milpitas Unified School District
Milpitas Unified School District and the Krause Center for Innovation at Foothill College are offering a Educational Technology Certificate Program to certificated and classified staff members. The two-year certificate program consists of three online classes and twelve face-to-face classes taught in Milpitas Unified School District. The series of classes, known as Essential Productivity, will help you develop proficiency with the PC computer, Microsoft Office software, Web-based technologies such as blogs and wikis, integrating technology into the classroom, the management of technology in the classroom, and child cybersafety.
Consider the following benefits of this opportunity:
* Earn 12 quarter units (8 semester units) which can be used for salary advancement. (Note: Must follow proper ES contract procedures to apply for credits towards salary advancement! See Appendix A of our Contract---page 109)
* Total cost is $402, including Foothill registration and units. This is FAR CHEAPER than UC or CSU continuing education costs.
* Classes are offered in MUSD and online (summer quarters) which is much more convenient than having to travel to Foothill College.
* Classes are spread out over two years, so the time commitment is not as demanding as UC or CSU courses.
* Participants will use MUSD equipment and resources that are immediately applicable in Milpitas Unified classrooms.
* Beginning technology users will be able to work at a slow, relaxed pace, while more advanced learners can delve deeper and engage in self-directed learning.
* Classes are taught by MUSD staff who understand MUSD practices, policies, and student populations.
* Your students will benefit from your increased proficiency in the use of educational technology.
Steven Caringell, Instructor, Krause Center for Innovation, caringellasteven@foothill.edu
http://caringella.my-ecoach.com/
PBS Peer Connection Study – Deadline Extended!
WestEd is reminding you of your *last opportunity* to join the PBS TeacherLine Peer Connection study. Currently, we have only *19 spots* left in the study and are looking for interested instructional coaches/mentors to fill them! Remember, coaches/mentors who participate in the study are rewarded with generous stipends from $600-$1000.
This is your *last chance* to sign-up for the study. Visit http://www.wested.org/teacherline/ConsentForm.pdf to download a consent form. Return your signed consent forms to WestEd ASAP, as we will be accepting forms on a first-come, first-served basis. Thank you!
Contact info: Michelle Tiu, Research Assistant, WestEd - Math, Science, & Technology Program 650.381.6444
Microsoft Office in the Educational Environment for East Side Employees---Intermediate
Do you want to be more productive in your classroom or office? Learn to become more proficient in a collection of software programs known as the Office Suite. These courses are held in a PC lab. A textbook including an instructional CD is available for sale in the IAC campus bookstore for $18.50 per course. Courses are designed to build skills for Microsoft Certification (Optional). Prerequisite: These courses assume a basic understanding of PowerPoint, Excel, and MS Word. You may register for one, two, or all courses.
Class: PowerPoint --2003 Version
Target Audience: East Side Classified, Certificated and Administrative Employees
Location: Independence Adult Center, Room 303
Link to see IAC map: http://aenet.esuhsd.org/
When: November 3 - December 10, 2009
Days: T/Th
Meetings: 11
Time: 4:30p.m. to 6:30p.m.
No charge for the class. $18.50 for the workbook.
Click here to register:
Microsoft Office Online
MS offers training on every Office product for free. You can find many beginning and advanced self help documents, training guides, and videos at the link below.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/training/default.aspx
If you have Word 2007 or 2003 , you can use http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA100307461033.aspx
Check out their demos like this one http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA103351351033.aspx
A New Way to Give
Donors Choose.org is a non-profit that connects public school teachers with people who want to support classroom learning. See the link below for a full explanation.
Click here for link to webpage:
Always a Good Idea to Keep an Eye on Your Credential Status!!!
It's always a good idea to know when your credential expires. Remember that your credential is your license to operate in our school system.
Click here to look up your credential with CTC:
Clear, Professional, or Professional Clear Credentials and 30-Day Emergency Substitute Permits can be renewed on-line. Please note, this process is not available for all credentials. Only Visa or MasterCard debit or credit card payments are accepted online. If you have an international address, you are not eligible to renew credentials online at this time.
Click here to renew your credential online:
California Teacher of English Learners (CTEL) Exam Preparation - Tests 1, 2 and 3
Click here to access our district's webpage explaining your options:
Click here to view the SCCOE professional development calendar:
Contact: Amy Hui amy_hui@sccoe.org or (408) 453-6690
CTEL Exams Registration Site: http://www.ctel.nesinc.com/index.asp
Click here for an explanation of our district's reimbursement policy for classes and test:
University Course Options for CLAD/CTEL 2009! (Instead of the CTEL Test)
Click here to access our district's webpage explaining your options:
BE SURE TO CHECK WITH OUR DISTRICT CREDENTIALS ANALYSTS ( Betty Ausborne or Deb Jensen) BEFORE REGISTERING FOR A CLASS TO BE SURE IT COUNTS!
School Loop Grade Book Reminders!
Note: Beginning Fall semester 2009, some functions on School Loop will not work if you are still using OS9 or Windows 98!
Also, below is a reminder that the School Loop grade book can be easily backed up into Excel by following these steps.
1, Click on the grade book,
2, Next find download grade book icon (next to add item)
3, Finally click on download grade book. This will create and excel file of the teachers current grade book.
Aspiring California Educators ---Are you ready to become an Administrator?
One option for receiving a California Preliminary Administrative Credential is to pass the School Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA), which is administered by ETS three times per year: January, June, and September. To assist prospective administrators in preparing for the SLLA, ACSA is offering the Aspiring Educators (ACE) test preparation program. For more detailed information, contact the ACSA office below:
1575 Bayshore Highway
Burlingame, CA 94010
Phone: (650) 692-4300
Fax: (650) 692-1508
Toll-Free: (800) 672-3494
The SLLA is based on Interstate School Leaders Licensure Consortium (ISLLC) standards. It is designed to measure whether entry-level principals and other school leaders have the relevant knowledge believed necessary for competent professional practice. For more information, call TOLL FREE 1-800-241-5393
Click here to read a review on the test by Sherri Gow, ESUHSD teacher:
Teacher Loan Forgiveness Application
You may be eligible for partial or complete loan forgiveness if you fulfill the criteria established by the Federal government and teach at a "low income" school: Escuela Popular; Foothill High; Independence; James Lick; MACSA; Mt. Pleasant; Oak Grove; Silver Creek; Overfelt or Yerba Buena and Andrew Hill (this list can change from year to year!)
Click here for a March 2009 Update:
Click here for the web page link:
Community Courses for You and Your Family throughout San Jose
Are you ready for an art, cooking or pilates class? How about registering your kids for swim or golf camp?Check out this link to San Jose Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services and find the community center nearest your home. Great stuff!
Click here:
California Subject Examinations for Teachers (CSET) Test Preparation
Our district will reimburse the cost of the test prep and test if you are currently teaching a class for which you are not NCLB compliant. The Santa Clara County Office of Education and The Alameda County Office of Education offer CSET Test Preparation Classes, sometimes on weekends. For more information and to read a review from one of our own ESUHSD teachers, click here to jump to our CSET web page.
Free Technology Courses for Teachers through RAFT
RAFT (Resource Area for Teaching) workshops are designed to facilitate the practice of hands-on learning, to offer low-cost professional development opportunities, and enrich the education of children. Learning the RAFT way is a hands-on adventure—for everyone. Our material-based projects are unique, insightful, and fun while our computer-based projects invite further hands-on exploration using Internet tools and resources.
Sign up and attend the Illustrator or Premiere Elements T-3 courses at RAFT and you could win depending on the class--Illustrator CS4 (your choice of either Mac or PC version) or Premiere Elements, since we will be offering ONE copy as a door prize!
Click here for a list of Classes:
Online Credential Courses for Teachers
If you need to Clear your Preliminary Ryan credential this may be an option for you. Before you register for any program check with the university that issued your preliminary credential to see if they will accept courses from other universities.
Click her for more information:
A Look at Learning: EL/SDAIE Systemic Program---Day 2 is November 19!
Teachers will watch effective video taped SDAIE lessons; learn academic language instructional methodologies and received a packet of strategies to use as a best practice coaching model. The goal is to increase EL academic achievement in English, ELD, Math, Science and Social Studies.
Target Audience: Sheltered teachers in English, math, science or social studies; ELD Classroom Teachers; mainstream teachers with a large concentration of EL students (Note: Participants need to commit to all four sessions and sign up with a colleague that is teaching EL/SDAIE classes for peer coaching purposes.)
Dates: October 29, November 19, January 28, 2010, March 25.
Hours: 3:30p.m. - 5:30p.m.
Location: Yerba Buena High School, Room 354 (Click here for map)
Facilitators: Nguyet Dinh, Paul Kilkenny, Katrina Barbara, Jennifer Barth, Ann Shioji, Bernadette Salgarino
Coordinator: Nguyet Dinh, ext: 74961
Funding Source: Title III
If you have any questions about registration, please contact Elicia Gaska at gaskae@esuhsd.org
Earn and Learn: Teachers will be compensated at the hourly rate.
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If you are not part of the Year I Teaching American History Grant this year but you're interested in participating in this semester's book talk, there a few spaces left! Just register below and we'll send you a free copy of the book for you to read and participate with a SJSU professor.
Book Title: Liberty Men and Great Proprietors: The Revolutionary Settlement on the Maine Frontier: 1760-1820
Target Audience: U.S. History Teachers only!
Date: Monday, December 15
Location: TBD
Time: After School
Click here for campus map:
Register here for the book talk only:
Free Online Technology Workshops for Educators:
The California Technology Assistance Project (CTAP) is providing many forms of professional development both locally and online statewide. You can find local offerings on your CTAP Region web site. On this State CTAP Portal, you'll find live online workshops taught via our Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro server.
Sign up for a class now! See the CTAP Live Online Workshop Schedule of free workshops.
You'll also find additional professional development resources including multimedia technology tutorials and archived recordings of previously taught online workshops. Check the information below for current news about CTAP Professional Development.
Free CTAP Live Online Workshops
Archived Recorded Online Workshops
CTAP Technology Tutorials
Technology Quick Guides
BARNES & NOBLE HOLIDAY EDUCATOR UPDATE!
Saturday, December 5th- This is our next Educator Shopping Day. Save 25% on books and 10% on CD’s and DVD’s for personal and classroom use. Contact me by phone, e-mail or fax to order your books so they arrive on Dec 5th so you can take advantage of your extra discounts!
December Author Events:
1. Special Event: Join Barnes & Noble and the University of Phoenix, at the Biltmore Hotel for a special author event featuring Dr. Kamran Mofid, Author of “Globalization for the Common Good”
Attend an engaging and entertaining presentation featuring Dr. Kamran Mofid, an internationally recognized expert and leading economic analyst of global capitalism.
“Globalization for the Common Good” by
Dr. Kamran Mofid
Tuesday, December 1
6:30 - 8 p.m.
Biltmore Hotel, 2151 Laurelwood Road, Santa Clara, CA 95054
The charismatic Dr. Mofid is welcomed in academic, government and business arenas around the world to lecture, discuss and advise on issues related to ethics and the emerging global economy. His specific strategies and models of economic reform have been an inspiration in the recent G-20 summit meeting. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear Dr. Mofid speak live! To RSVP for this event, contact Tanya Ascani at the University of Phoenix at Tanya.Ascani@phoenix.edu <mailto:Tanya.Ascani@phoenix.edu> or 925-349-232.
2. East Side Dreams and More! - Tuesday December 1st @ 7:00 pm Art Rodriguez, author of bestselling titles Eastside Dreams, Monkey Box, and Forgotten Memories, joins us for an entertaining evening with his captivating personal story!
3. Mexicans In San Jose - Author Meet N Greet - Saturday Dec 5th from 2-4pm: Nanette Regua, and Arturo Villareal, the authors behind the Images Of America runaway success book, Mexicans In San Jose, will join us for a meet and greet autograph session.
INTRODUCING…NOOK!:
Have you heard? Nook is the word! In October, we unveiled our new e-reader, which arrives in stores November 30th. We already have interest from some schools about how this can be a useful tool for classrooms, especially ELL programs. Some useful features for classrooms are:
A handy dictionary feature,
Millions of titles available for all age groups, including audio books
Nook can upload PDF files (great for teacher created worksheets!)
Students can take notes as they read and transfer notes to desktop computers
Protection Plan is good for 2 years and will cover personal error (for example: coffee spills, drops, scratches, …my dog ate it…)
If you are interested in pre-ordering one for yourself, your library, classroom or district, contact me for pricing and to pre-order. Go to http://www.nook.com <http://www.nook.com> for more information about nook.
EARN MONEY FOR YOUR SCHOOL!
Barnes & Noble Bookfairs! FREE MONEY FOR YOUR SCHOOL OR LITERACY PROGRAM! One night… a couple hours…it’s that easy. Some schools have received a check for over $600! Ask me how we can turn your required and summer reading assignments into successful fundraisers. For additional information and to schedule your Barnes & Noble bookfair here at Eastridge or at your closest Barnes & Noble store, please contact me here at the information in my signature file.
Additional Special Offers:
GIVE VALUE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON WITH BARNES & NOBLE GIFT CARDS: We have gift cards available in any amount that make great gifts and classroom prizes! If you are interested, we have a bulk discount for volume purchases. This is a great idea for an entire school or district to participate in. They are taken in our stores and also online at Bn.com and they NEVER expire!
Michael Koller
Community Relations Training Manager
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
Eastridge Shopping Center
2200 Eastridge Loop Space #1420
San Jose CA 95122
Tel: (408) 270-9477
Fax: (408) 270-9478
E-mail: crm2247@bn.com
Toyota International Teacher Program to Costa Rica
Greetings from the Institute of International Education! We are pleased to announce that the application is now available for the 2010 Toyota International Teacher Program to Costa Rica, a fully-funded professional development program for U.S. educators. Funded by Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc., and administered by the Institute of International Education, the program aims to advance environmental stewardship and global connectedness in U.S. schools and communities.
We write to you to enlist your support for the program and request that you share this information with your teachers. Attached is a flier with more information that you can post or forward to teachers in your school, district, and state. Most participants have said that they applied because their administration gave them a flier!
The program will take place June 18 – July 3, 2010 and the deadline to apply is January 6, 2010. Please encourage your teachers to visit our website at www.toyota4education.com for application instructions, FAQs, and to apply online. Full-time classroom teachers and librarians of all subjects for grades 6 – 12 are eligible to apply!
We greatly appreciate your support of our program and thank you for considering this request to help us spread the word about this unique opportunity. In the words of a program alumnus:
“International opportunities such as these completely expand our worldviews and shift our priorities. My approach to teaching has changed - I have become more passionate about making my students global citizens with knowledge of and sensitivity to international issues.”
If you have any questions or would like more information, please do not hesitate to contact me by email at toyotateach@iie.org or by phone at (toll-free) 877-832-2457.
Best regards, MarDestinee Pérez, Sr. Program Manager, Global Exchanges, Institute of International Education
8th Annual Academic Success One Day Institute for English Learners and Migrant Students: Using Research-Based Practices
Date: Saturday, March 6, 2010
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Location: SCCOE
Theme: Developing Academic English for English Learners
Keynote: An Engagement-First Perspective on Literacy-Based Learning
Gay Ivey, Ph.D., Professor and Coordinator of Reading Education at JamesMadisonUniversity
Session I. Making a Difference in English Learner’s Motivation to Read: Books, Teacher, Talk and Time (Grades 4-12) A.M.
Gay Ivey, Ph.D., Professor and Coordinator of Reading Education at JamesMadisonUniversity
Session II. Developing Reading Comprehension for Older English Learners (Grades 3-12) A.M.
Margarita Calderón, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, JohnsHopkinsUniversity
Session III. Developing Academic Vocabulary in Two Languages Simultaneously (Grades K-12) P.M.
Margarita Calderón, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, JohnsHopkinsUniversity
Session IV. Considerations when Implementing Response to Intervention for English Learners (Grades K-12) Janette Klingner, Ph.D., Professor of Bilingual Special Education, University of Colorado at Boulder
Session V. Putting the Puzzle Together: Teaching English Learners Content and Language (Grades K-6)
Lydia Stack, International English Language Consultant
Session VI. Best Practices Forum: A Look at Learning (Grades K-12)
Chelsea Toller, District ELD Coordinator, Campbell Union Elementary School District, Yee Wan, Ed.D., Multilingual Programs Coordinator, Santa Clara County Office of Education, and Denise Williams, Categorical Programs Director, Evergreen School District
Session VII Math + Language Development = Success2 (Grades 4-8)
Suzanne Damm, Math Coach, Gilroy Unified School District
Session VIII. Can We Talk? Developing Academic Language through Substantive Conversations (Grades 6-12) P.M.
Welton Kwong, Program Administrator for English Learners, Fremont Union High School District and adjunct instructor at Columbia University, Teachers College
Session IX. Building Cultural and Linguistic Bridges for English Learners and Standard English Learners in Mainstream Classrooms (Grades 6-12) P.M.
Ivannia Soto-Hinman, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Education, WhittierCollege
Session X. Supporting Migrant Youth: What the Research Tells Us? (Grades 7-12)
Margaret A. Gibson, Ph.D., Professor of Education and Anthropology, University of California, Santa Cruz
Session XI. The Power of Intentionality to Apply Strategies of Developing Academic Language for English Learners (Grades 7-12) P.M.
Judie Lee, ELD Teacher and Consultant, Mountain View-Los AltosUnionHighSchool District
Registration Fee: $95 per participant (included breakfast and lunch)
To register: http://santaclara.k12oms.org/eventdetail.php?id=31569
http://santaclara.k12oms.org/?gid=1054
Registration Deadline: Monday, February 15, 2010
Continuing Education Units (CEUs):
1. One CEU is available from National Hispanic University (NHU) for $70.
2. Participants who plan to attend a follow-up forum and complete the assignment can receive a total of 2 CEUs for $140. Registration for the follow-up forum will be available on Saturday, March 6, 2010 during the conference at the NHU booth.
Follow-up Forum:
Date: Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Time: 4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Location: Santa ClaraCountyOffice of Education
Contacts:
Patricia Ho (408) 453-4345 ● patricia_ho@sccoe.org
Amy Hui (408) 453-6690 ● amy_hui@sccoe.org
Ruby Parra (408) 453-6770 ● ruby_parra@sccoe.org
Basic English 1 Professional Development
Review of the English I Standards, Basic English I Course Resources, and BE1 Pacing Guide, Introduction to Benchmark Assessments
Target Audience: Basic English I teachers ONLY!
Date: Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Time: 8:30a.m. to 3:00p.m.
Location: Our district office lounge conference room
Please follow the steps below:
1. Click here to register:
2. Call in your own substitute and indicate "professional development" as you reason for absence.
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The following numbers represent workshops and classes offered to district employees from our district office.
Our Organization Management System OMS (AKA online registration system!) has recorded the following statistics:
7/01/07 -- 6/13/08
128 workshops/classes to 1094 East Side Employees
6/16/08 -- 8/22/08 (Summer 2008)
51 workshops/classes to 653 East Side Employees
8/25/08 -- 6/12/09
68 workshops/classes to 1082 East Side Employees
6/15/09 -- 8/21/09 (Summer 2009)
25 workshops/classes to 306 East Side Employees | |
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