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1. Instructional Coaches Learning Community

Program: School Improvement

Dates: 9/9/2022 to 6/9/2023

This community of educators will engage in professional dialogue around topics and issues intended to support the craft of coaching. Such topics as intentional trust and relationship building, growth producing feedback, communication skills, and mindful presence will be explored. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to bring issues and challenges to the table for exploration and support with colleagues.

If there is a cost associated with this training, please read payment options:

*If your district is paying and you are an Oswego County district, please select Direct Bill

*If your district is paying and you are outside of Oswego County, a cross contract will need to be initiated for permission to bill. Please contact Yvette Muccini for arrangements (ymuccini@citiboces.org).

*If you are self-paying, please mail a Money Order or Bank Check made out to CiTi Treasurer. PLEASE put course name in the notes. NO CASH please.

Send to: CiTi BOCES Attention: Staci Silliman, Stern Bldg. 179 County Route 64 Mexico NY 13114

2. OCDOT Meetings

Program: Instructional Technology

Dates: 9/16/2022 to 6/9/2023

OCDOT Meetings

3. High School Principal Mtgs 2022-2023

Program: School Improvement

Audience: High School Principals

Dates: 9/21/2022 to 6/7/2023

Support Principals, provide them with opportunity to collaborate with county-wide colleagues and hear NYED updates.

4. New Teacher Learning Community

Program: School Improvement

Dates: 9/21/2022 to 6/14/2023

This community of educators will engage in professional dialogue around topics and issues intended to support new teachers as they deepen their practice in the first 5 years of teaching. Such topics as intentional trust and relationship building for classroom community, classroom management, planning to meet standards, SEL integration, mindful presence, and self-care will be explored. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to bring issues and challenges to the table for exploration and support with colleagues.

If there is a cost associated with this training, please read payment options:

*If your district is paying and you are an Oswego County district, please select Direct Bill

*If your district is paying and you are outside of Oswego County, a cross contract will need to be initiated for permission to bill. Please contact Yvette Muccini for arrangements (ymuccini@citiboces.org).

*If you are self-paying, please mail a Money Order or Bank Check made out to CiTi Treasurer. PLEASE put course name in the notes. NO CASH please.

Send to: CiTi BOCES Attention: Staci Silliman, Stern Bldg. 179 County Route 64 Mexico NY 13114

5. K-5 Literacy Community

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Elementary level educators: ELA, Interventionist, Instructional Coaches

Dates: 9/23/2022 to 5/19/2023

This community of educators will focus on professional dialogue aligned to culturally responsive practices in literacy, standards alignment in curriculum & instruction, evidence-based practices in reading and writing and more. Who should attend? Anyone that wants to learn and grow in teacher effectiveness. Additionally, if you are a teacher leader: ALL meeting materials/resources are shared and can be used as turn-key opportunities to create your own literacy community. Meeting format: Fall/Spring sessions will be in person at CiTi Main Campus. Winter Sessions will be virtual via zoom.

6. Elementary Principals Meeting 2022-2023

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Elementary Principals

Dates: 9/27/2022 to 6/13/2023

Support Principals, provide them with opportunity to collaborate with county-wide colleagues and hear NYED updates.

7. Middle School Principal Mtgs 2022-2023

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Principals

Dates: 9/28/2022 to 6/14/2023

Support Principals, provide them with opportunity to collaborate with county-wide colleagues and hear NYED updates.

8. Assistant Principal County-Wide Community Meetings 2022-2023

Program: School Improvement

Dates: 9/29/2022 to 6/15/2023

Assistant Principal County-Wide Community Meetings

9. CIC Meetings 2022-2023

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Central office staff charged with instructional leadership within component districts.

Dates: 9/30/2022 to 6/16/2023

Monthly meetings of the countywide Curriculum & Instruction Council members.

10. Secondary Literacy Community

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Secondary ELA & Literacy Educators

Dates: 9/30/2022 to 5/12/2023

This community of educators will focus on professional dialogue aligned to culturally responsive practices in literacy, standards alignment in curriculum & instruction, evidence-based practices in reading and writing and more. Who should attend? ANY secondary teacher that embeds literacy practices in their subject area and wants to learn and grow. Additionally, if you are a teacher leader: ALL meeting materials/resources are shared and can be used with your department and as turn-key opportunities to create your own literacy community. Meeting format: Fall/Spring sessions will be in person at CiTi Main Campus. Winter Sessions will be virtual via zoom.

11. 6-12 Math Community

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Elementary level mathematics educators

Dates: 10/6/2022 to 5/23/2023

This community of educators will focus on professional dialogue aligned to rigorous tasks, standards alignment in curriculum and instruction, best practices for engaging with all students, and more. Who should attend? Any secondary mathematics teacher that wants to collaborate, learn, and grow as an educator. Additionally, if you are a teacher leader, all meeting materials and resources will be shared and can be used with your department and as turnkey opportunities. Meeting format: In person sessions at CiTi Main Campus.

12. K-5 Math Community

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Elementary level mathematics educators

Dates: 10/6/2022 to 5/23/2023

This community of educators will focus on professional dialogue aligned to rigorous tasks, standards alignment in curriculum and instruction, best practices for engaging with all students, and more. Who should attend? Any elementary mathematics teacher that wants to collaborate, learn, and grow as an educator. Additionally, if you are a teacher leader, all meeting materials and resources will be shared and can be used with your department and as turnkey opportunities. Meeting format: In person sessions at CiTi Main Campus.

13. Social Studies Community (MS & HS)

Program: School Improvement

Dates: 10/17/2022 to 5/18/2023

This community of educators will focus on professional dialogue aligned to culturally responsive practices, standards alignment in curriculum & instruction, and more. Who should attend? ANY secondary teacher that wants to learn and grow. Additionally, if you are a teacher leader: ALL meeting materials/resources are shared and can be used with your department and as turn-key opportunities to create your own learning community. Meeting format: Fall/Spring sessions will be in person at CiTi Main Campus. Winter Sessions will be virtual via zoom.

14. World Language Community

Program: School Improvement

Audience: World Language Teachers

Dates: 10/17/2022 to 3/7/2023

This community of educators will focus on professional dialogue aligned to rigorous tasks, standards alignment in curriculum and instruction, best practices for engaging with all students, and more. Who should attend? Any World Language teacher that wants to collaborate, learn, and grow as an educator. Additionally, if you are a teacher leader, all meeting materials and resources will be shared and can be used with your department and as turnkey opportunities. Meeting format: In person sessions at CiTi Main Campus.

15. Science Community (Gr 5-12)

Program: School Improvement

Dates: 10/18/2022 to 5/18/2023

This community of educators will focus on professional dialogue aligned to culturally responsive practices, NYS Science Learning Standards alignment in curriculum & instruction, changes in the new assessments at elementary/secondary, and more. Are you a department chair? An instructional coach? Teacher liaison? This community will support your needs as well. ALL meeting materials/resources are shared and can be used as turn-key opportunities to facilitate meetings with your own district or team. Meeting format: October, March and May sessions will be in person. January Session will be virtual via zoom.

16. SEL Coaches & Teacher Leaders Community

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Instructional and SEL Coaches, Teacher Leaders engaging in instructional and SEL support

Dates: 10/18/2022 to 5/2/2023

We have the basics of SEL down and how to talk the talk. How might we expand the integration of SEL and really walk the walk? This year-long network is intended for instructional coaches and teacher leaders who support other educators instructionally as well as with SEL integration. How do we lead and facilitate through an SEL lens? What might we be modeling in every interaction that supports SEL integration? Creating the space and culture that supports SEL is important to our work. This group will explore this in depth and share strategies to do this work well. *********************************************************************************************************** If there is a cost associated with this training, please read payment options: *If your district is paying and you are an Oswego County district, please select Direct Bill *If your district is paying and you are outside of Oswego County, a cross contract will need to be initiated for permission to bill. Please contact Sherry Timm for arrangements (stimm@citiboces.org). *If you are self-paying, please mail a Money Order or Bank Check made out to CiTi Treasurer. PLEASE put course name in the notes. NO CASH please. Send to: CiTi BOCES Attention: Staci Silliman, Stern Bldg. 179 County Route 64 Mexico NY 13114 Content will be delivered through a Smore newsletter. You will receive the materials as soon as you register. Please complete by October 15th.

17. SEL Teaching Assistant Community

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Teaching assistants, classroom support roles

Dates: 10/25/2022 to 4/11/2023

The role teaching assistants play in the classroom is pivotal to the success of the single student or small group of students. We often are in multiple classrooms adapting to different teaching environments. Together, as a network, we will dig into best practices in a variety of settings, how to support our fellow colleagues, developing welcoming work spaces with students, and taking a deep dive into our own SEL needs as they influence all that we do. Are you out of New York State and interested in attending? Please reach out to Kate directly: kginney@citiboces.org If there is a cost associated with this training, please read payment options: *If your district is paying and you are an Oswego County district, please select Direct Bill *If your district is paying and you are outside of Oswego County, a cross contract will need to be initiated for permission to bill. Please contact Sherry Timm for arrangements (stimm@citiboces.org). *If you are self-paying, please mail a Money Order or Bank Check made out to CiTi Treasurer. PLEASE put course name in the notes. NO CASH please. Send to: CiTi BOCES Attention: Staci Silliman, Stern Bldg. 179 County Route 64 Mexico NY 13114

18. Counselor, Social Worker & Mental Health Personnel Learning Community

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Counselors, Social Workers, Mental Health Support Personnel

Dates: 11/3/2022 to 6/8/2023

The intention of this learning community is to provide a space for exploration of and collaboration around the unique needs and challenges of the role of Counselors, Social Workers and Mental Health support personnel. We will also consider the role of social emotional learning in this context. Other topics include the prioritization of work, communicating clearly the parameters of roles, supporting Tier One instruction, addressing attendance concerns, graduation pathways, transitions plans and more. Differentiation based on levels and needs will occur at each session while building a community of support for staff in these challenging roles. Cultivating a professional community is necessary to offer the support needed to fulfill this role.

19. A Welcoming & Affirming Environment for All: The Students of Hannibal Central School District & Self-care Stations TEACHERS

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Hannibal CSD staff

Dates: 2/3/2023

The presentation will discuss what a welcoming and affirming school environment looks and feels like and provide specific data about the demographics of both Oswego County and the Hannibal Central School District. Participants will be asked to reflect upon how the data that is presented might lend itself to possible implicit bias, microaggression, and activation of disgust sensitivities or taboos. Examples of student's experiences will be shared.

Self-care Stations: Anyone working in the education field has a very stressful job and can be prone to compassion fatigue and burnout. One way to combat the possible stressful impacts of our jobs is to prioritize self-care. If you buy into the media definition of self-care, it is all about spa days and drinking wine! However, truly impactful self-care requires tough-mindedness, a deep and personal understanding of your priorities, and a respect for both you and the people you choose to spend your life with. At our self-care stations, participants will be able to visit booths and sample some activities that may be able to help them easily embed positive daily changes in their lives. Self-care station include: My Intent Jewelry; Conscious Ink Tattoos; Zen Tangles; Gratitude Boxes; Journaling/Writing; Sleep; Mindful Eating; Exercise/Movement; Essential Oils; Bubbles; Personal and Professional Reading; Appreciation Anchors and More!

20. A Welcoming & Affirming Environment for All: The Students of Hannibal Central School District & Self-care Stations TEACHING ASSISTANTS

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Hannibal CSD staff

Dates: 2/3/2023

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Participants in this presentation will learn about how our brains are preset to categorize and that this categorization lends itself to the development of bias. We will discuss the importance of being self-aware of both our positive and negative biases. Participants will learn about the difference between implicit and explicit bias and how microaggressions, taboos and disgust sensitivity might affect our impact on others. Additionally, we will discuss demographics and data related to Oswego County and the Hannibal Central School District.

Self-care Stations: Anyone working in the education field has a very stressful job and can be prone to compassion fatigue and burnout. One way to combat the possible stressful impacts of our jobs is to prioritize self-care. If you buy into the media definition of self-care, it is all about spa days and drinking wine! However, truly impactful self-care requires tough-mindedness, a deep and personal understanding of your priorities, and a respect for both you and the people you choose to spend your life with. At our self-care stations, participants will be able to visit booths and sample some activities that may be able to help them easily embed positive daily changes in their lives. Self-care station include: My Intent Jewelry; Conscious Ink Tattoos; Zen Tangles; Gratitude Boxes; Journaling/Writing; Sleep; Mindful Eating; Exercise/Movement; Essential Oils; Bubbles; Personal and Professional Reading; Appreciation Anchors and More!

21. Practical Application of the Art Standards

Program: Arts-In-Education

Audience: Arts Educators

Dates: 2/8/2023

Starting Soon

Understanding our NYS arts standards provide us a framework to guide our instruction for our students. Yet, the application of the standards can be lost in translation. In this session, teachers will review the process for unpacking a standard and have collaborative dialogue with colleagues on practical applications and projects or generate new ideas for use in their classrooms.

22. Designing Arts-in-Education programming for your schools

Program: Arts-In-Education

Audience: All

Dates: 2/16/2023

This session looks to clarify what Arts-in-Education is, how it operates, answer specific questions, and provide time for teachers/administrators to connect and develop programming ideas that can enhance their students' enrichment experiences.

23. Edcamp 2023

Program: School Improvement

Dates: 2/23/2023

Join us for a morning full of teacher-driven professional collaboration among educators throughout Central New York. Unlike traditional conferences, Edcamp sessions are not planned or scheduled until the morning of the event using a scheduling board on which attendees can place an index card with their session on it. The sessions range from basic conversations around teaching methods to sessions sharing digital projects by students or sessions based around just having fun. Many Edcamps include sessions about using technology in the classroom, but a technology focus is not necessary. However, it is suggested that you bring a laptop to an Edcamp as many presentations will be interactive. In addition to registering on MLP, participants also need to register at https://eventbrite.com/. For more information please go to the Edcamp Firebird site at https://sites.google.com/phoenixcsd.net/edcamp-firebird/home

24. Book Study: Belonging: The Science of Creating Connection and Bridging Divides

Program: School Improvement

Dates: 2/27/2023 to 5/22/2023

The times we are living in are enormously divided. We also know that 1 in 5 Americans suffers from chronic loneliness. How did we get here? And what might we do about it? Without even realizing it, we can act in ways that threaten someone else's sense of belonging. And it happens to us as well. Small acts that establish connection can have huge impact. This book and the collaborative conversations will explore this topic and what we can do about it. We will meet via Zoom for 5 sessions. Participants are responsible for purchasing their own book. There will be an initial reading in preparation for the first session. Please read payment options: *If your district is paying and you are an Oswego County district, please select Direct Bill *If your district is paying and you are outside of Oswego County, a cross contract will need to be initiated for permission to bill. Please contact Yvette Muccini for arrangements (ymuccini@citiboces.org). *If you are self-paying, please mail a Money Order or Bank Check made out to CiTi Treasurer. PLEASE put course name in the notes. NO CASH please. Send to: CiTi BOCES Attention: Staci Silliman, Stern Bldg. 179 County Route 64 Mexico NY 13114

25. Dignity for All Students Act: Required Training for Certification/Licensure (Teachers, Administrators, Teaching Assistants, Coaches, etc)

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Teachers, TA's, Coaches

Dates: 2/28/2023

Dignity for All Students Act (The Dignity Act or DASA) Workshop: Six hour training in Harassment, Bullying, Cyberbullying and Discrimination in Schools: Prevention and Intervention. New York State's Dignity Act seeks to provide the State's public elementary and secondary school students with a safe and supportive environment free from discrimination, intimidation, taunting, harassment, and bullying on school property, a school bus and/or at a school function. School professionals applying for certification or license on or after DECEMBER 31, 2013 are required to complete six clock hours of course work or training in this area. This training is designed to fulfill that requirement. Tuition is $75.00 for employees of district which subscribe to the Oswego BOCES School Improvement Co-Ser. Tuition is $100.00 for all other attendees. If you are self-paying, please mail a Money Order or Bank Check made out to CiTi Treasurer. Send attention Roseann Bayne. NO CASH please, to CiTi, 179 County Route 64, Mexico, NY 13114

26. Incorporating the Arts for the Non-Arts Educator

Program: Arts-In-Education

Dates: 3/9/2023

Research has shown the importance of the Arts in learning and how instruction can be enhanced with Arts education. Join us in this session to learn strategies and techniques for incorporating the arts into your classroom and cross- curricular opportunities to enhance your students' learning and experiences in the arts!

27. Advancing Thinking Through Writing in Social Studies (Grades 5-8)

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Grades 5-8 Social Studies Educators

Dates: 3/13/2023

This half-day workshop (a.m.) will support teachers with embedded writing practices that will boost comprehension skills, enhance speaking abilities, and develop analytical thinking. The SS Framework aligned Regents Exams require students to analyze, create, and develop arguments to demonstrate their conceptual understanding of standards. Embedding deliberate writing practices into your daily instruction is a teaching tool that will deepen understanding of a topic and better prepare students for writing tasks at the high school level. In the p.m., teacher teams are encouraged to be self-directed and extend their learning to embed writing practices into their current unit/lesson planning. Meeting location for the afternoon team session will be directed by your building principal. Teacher teams can meet back at their school building or can stay at the same location where the morning session was held. Materials needed for the session: charged laptop, access to units of instruction

28. Fine Arts Professional Development Day: Advocating for our Fine Arts Communities

Program: Arts-In-Education

Dates: 3/13/2023

Join us on March 13th,2023 for our professional development day for our Fine Arts Communities. This day will hold conversations around advocating for our communities with sessions around grant funding, programming, hands-on workshops and lessons for art and music, self-care, and more. More details will be shared very soon! Don't miss out on the community and fun!

29. Seal of Civic Readiness: An Introduction (Grades 7-12)

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Grades 7-12 Educators/Admins

Dates: 3/13/2023

In this self-directed webinar series (asynchronous), participants will: develop an understanding of Civic Readiness as defined by NYSED including the Seal of Civic Readiness 4+1 Pathway for Graduation get connected with civic readiness resources such as pilot school exemplars be introduced to the book Teaching Civic Literacy Projects by Shira Eve Epstein as an optional book study or resource to deepen the understanding of implementing Civic Literacy Projects in the classroom. This webinar series can be viewed as a teaching team or individually. If viewed as a teaching team, all team members must register individually if in need of course credit. Once registered, a link to the asynchronous webinar series will be sent via email. Participants will be marked complete once the evaluation form is completed.

30. Standards-Based Instruction for ELLs in the Content Area Classroom

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Classroom teachers, ENL teachers

Dates: 3/13/2023

In this training, participants will use the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) theory and the NYS standards to plan lessons for students. UDL is a framework that supports teachers of MLs with different abilities to develop learning environments that are accessible and challenging to all. This session will introduce the UDL framework and the three Principles of UDL: engagement, representation, and action and expression. Standards-based instruction helps guide the planning, implementation, and assessment of student learning. Using standards to streamline instruction ensures that teaching practices focus on agreed-upon learning targets.

31. Standards-Based World Language Lesson Planning

Program: School Improvement

Audience: World Language Teachers

Dates: 3/13/2023

As language educators prepare to implement the revised NYS Learning Standards for World Languages, they may feel challenged in knowing where to start and how to proceed in planning lessons that integrate both communication and culture standards and that teach vocabulary and grammar in service to language functions. This session will show participants how to turn potential lesson planning challenges into opportunities to expand their repertoire of approaches. Participants will learn about and apply several strategies for standards-based lesson planning.

32. Get Familiar with the NYSSLS Investigations for the Elementary Level Science Tests

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Grades 3 & 4 Teachers Leader Representatives

Dates: 3/13/2023

This half-day (p.m.) collaborative workshop will help Grade 3 & 4 teacher leaders get familiar with the recently released Elementary-level Science Test Investigations which are hands-on laboratory experiences that prepare students for the written science exam in Grade 5 Spring 2024. Participants will engage in the four investigations through a student lens and a teacher lens. After this session, teacher leaders will be equipped to go back to their district and have informed discussions regarding implementation of these investigations at the local level. Materials needed for workshop: charged laptop, one copy of the complete set (teacher and student) of Elem Investigations downloaded from the NYSED Business Application Portal (your building principal will have access).

33. K-12 Librarian Opportunity

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Librarians

Dates: 3/13/2023

This full day PD will offer a structure for discussion on the roles and responsibilities of the librarian and the library program in the school. We will address the many hats librarians wear in their building such as instructional technology specialists, manager of volunteers, supervisor of collection and co teachers.

34. K-12 School Counselor Opportunity

Program: School Improvement

Audience: K-12 School Counselors

Dates: 3/13/2023

Counselors will explore implications of the updated SEL benchmark language through discourse with like building levels and then as a district. In the remaining two hours, counselors will develop understanding of Community Schools and how such a structure can benefit school and district.

35. Unpacking the Revised SEL Benchmarks & the Impact for Educators

Program: School Improvement

Audience: All educators

Dates: 3/14/2023

"In 2018, the School Climate and Student Engagement Workgroup of the New York State Safe Schools Task Force identified goals to guide SEL benchmarks for New York State schools. Those original goals provided the foundation for the equity-centered revisions found in this updated set of benchmarks. This update aligns the social emotional learning benchmarks with the New York State Education Department's (NYSED's) Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Framework and Policy Statement, NYSED's Culturally Responsive-Sustaining Education Framework, NYSED's Civic Readiness Initiative, and Learning for Justice's Social Justice Standards." This update, presented to the Regents in November 2022, provides further guidance to schools to help move beyond "SEL Light" and encourages more intentional planning and consideration of the role adults play. SEL is never mastered. How might we continue to explore our own SEL Intelligence so we are able to teach, model and support competency development in our students. This session will be an opportunity to unpack the benchmarks. engage in self-reflection and consider next steps for all levels of a school system. If there is a cost associated with this training, please read payment options: *If your district is paying and you are an Oswego County district, please select Direct Bill *If your district is paying and you are outside of Oswego County, a cross contract will need to be initiated for permission to bill. Please contact Yvette Muccini for arrangements (ymuccini@citiboces.org). *If you are self-paying, please mail a Money Order or Bank Check made out to CiTi Treasurer. PLEASE put course name in the notes. NO CASH please. Send to: CiTi BOCES Attention: Staci Silliman, Stern Bldg. 179 County Route 64 Mexico NY 13114

36. Artistic Literacy: Enhancing Language Literacy with Arts Literacy

Program: Arts-In-Education

Audience: Music/Art Teachers, Administration

Dates: 3/21/2023

Often arts educators are asked to incorporate language literacy into their curricular subject. In this session discover the parallels and best practices to enhance your students' literacy skills through your arts content. When implemented, these practices will improve students' artistic literacy skills and language literacy skills.

37. Dignity for All Students Act: Required Training for Certification/Licensure (Teachers, Administrators, Teaching Assistants, Coaches, etc)

Program: School Improvement

Audience: Teachers, TA's, Coaches

Dates: 3/23/2023

38. CNY Elementary Music Collective - Ashley Moss Fox

Program: Arts-In-Education

Audience: music teachers

Dates: 3/25/2023

Join us on Saturday March 25th, from 9-2pm with elementary general music expert Ashley Moss Fox for a riveting day of music making. Come experience instructional strategies, interactive play, singing, chanting, moving, and more!
In the morning Ashley will present "Get'em Moving: Addressing Gross Motor Development in the Music Room". we will explore how to scaffold singing, chanting, listening, and movement experiences to address the motor development needs of young children. Additionally, we will explore how to use motor-focused activities to support and assess the development of musical skills and content-specific vocabulary.
In the afternoon, Ashley will present "The IEP and ME: Scaffolding for Differences in the Music Room". Neurodivergence. Sensory processing challenges. Developmental differences. In this session, we will explore ways we can adapt our favorite activities to include students of all abilities, extend our practice to support individual student needs, and expand our understanding of how IEPs and 504 plans impact our instruction.
There will be an hour for lunch. Teachers are encourage to bring lunch with them that day. If you are a teacher, not a part of the CiTi Boces AIE, your payment will run through AIE. If you are not a subscribing member to CiTi AIE, please make checks out to CiTi Boces. Questions - please contact coliver@citiboces.org

39. Fine Arts Learning Community Meeting #3

Program: Arts-In-Education

Dates: 4/18/2023

Join our community of fine arts educators as we engage in professional dialogue surrounding topics and issues in the arts. Topics of discussion could include NYSED changes/updates for the arts, standard alignment in curriculum, evidence-based practices, and advocacy in the arts. Participants will also be encouraged to bring their own issues and challenges they are facing to the group for further exploration and support. Who should attend? Any fine arts educator (music or art) who is seeking to build connections and be a part of a collaborative and supportive community of arts educators.

If there is a cost associated with this training, please read payment options: *If your district is paying and your district is a CiTi Arts in Education subscriber, please select Direct Bill *If your district is paying and your district is not a CiTi Arts in Education subscriber, a cross contract will need to be initiated for permission to bill. Please contact Amy Skinner for arrangements (ASkinner2@citiboces.org). *If you are self-paying, please mail a Money Order or Bank Check made out to CiTi Treasurer. PLEASE put course name in the notes. NO CASH please. Send to: CiTi BOCES Attention: Staci Silliman, Stern Bldg. 179 County Route 64 Mexico NY 13114

40. Therapeutic Crisis Intervention for Schools (TCIS) 5-Day Training

Program: Exceptional Education

Dates: 4/24/2023 to 4/28/2023

A child in crisis needs help. What kind of help and how it is given makes a crucial difference between the child's learning from the experience or being set back. The Therapeutic Crisis Intervention training program for child and youth care staff presents a crisis prevention and intervention model designed to teach staff how to help children learn constructive ways to handle crisis.

41. And-ah-1, And-ah-2: The application of rhythm counting systems and process for instruction

Program: Arts-In-Education

Audience: Music Teachers

Dates: 5/2/2023

Students' abilities to keep a steady beat in their body is a foundational tool for music. Yet, when it comes to how we help students count music there are many different thoughts and processes. Join us in this session to experience and learn the evolution of different counting systems, experience best practice for teaching counting, and have dialogue on the different systems and how they are beneficial and problematic.

42. Therapeutic Crisis Intervention for Schools (TCIS) 5-Day Training

Program: Exceptional Education

Dates: 6/12/2023 to 6/16/2023

43. Building the Foundations: Sequencing Music Literacy in Our Schools

Program: Arts-In-Education

Audience: All music teachers

Dates: 8/7/2023 to 8/9/2023

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Join us for our summer workshop of music literacy with specialists Dr. Carol Krueger and Dr. Hillary Ridgley! These three days are jam packed full of understanding the foundations of how students learn music and provide sequencing skills and activities to develop independent musicianship with our students. Open to all music teachers from general/instrumental/choral. You won't want to miss! All costs are aidable through Arts-in-Education.

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