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1. DEI Matters: A Foundational DEI Professional Learning Journey for Today's Educator

Program: PPD

Audience: Any K-12 Educator, Counselor, Assistant, or Administrator

Dates: 11/28/2023 to 3/25/2024

YOU MAY REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT AT ANYTIME, EVEN PAST THE FIRST DATE AS ALL CONTENT IS ASYNCHRONOUS AND SELF-PACED. DEI MATTERS is an asynchronous online self-paced professional learning course for in-service educators in today's schools. New York State Board of Regents and the State University of New York have called to action the prioritization of DEI efforts in our schools. Educators often find themselves underprepared to meet this call to action because they may lack or have gaps in their foundational knowledge of DEI matters in education. Let's change that! This professional learning course gives educators access to ten recorded DEI modules. Each module builds off the other and intentionally carves out a sustainable DEI pathway for educators to talk the talk and begin walking the walk in ways that personally and pedagogically empower themselves and can equitably affirm, include, support, and uphold their students in PK-16 schools. Each module contains a critically reflexive learning checkpoint and includes accompanying resource documents. There is a guided notes action plan document that can be completed with each module. There is also a dialogue facilitation document for self-processing or group-processing. Educators who complete the professional learning course receive a DEI MATTERS certificate of completion. Module topics include: (1) Building a DEI community; (2) DEI Literacy: Key terms and concepts; (3) Social identities and education; (4) Microaggressions, bias and education; (5) A DEI educational framework: Culturally-responsive sustainable education; (6) Building an inclusive classroom; (7) Anti-racist education (8) Anti-classist education; (9) DEI dialogic pedagogy skills for dialogues across difference; (10) Allyship, coalition building, and solidarity in education.

2. Academic Itinerant Faculty meeting

Program: PPD

Audience: Academic Itinerants

Dates: 6/14/2024

June Itinerant Staff meeting for academic itinerants.

3. Regional Scoring - Global History- Overflow

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified secondary Social Studies educators

Dates: 6/21/2024

Regional scoring for the Global History and Geography II Regents exam.

4. Regional Scoring - U.S. History & Government Regents-Overflow

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified secondary Social Studies educators

Dates: 6/21/2024

Regional scoring for the U.S. History and Government Regents exam.

5. Completed 23-24 OHM Mentoring Hours

Program: PPD

Dates: 6/30/2024

Mentoring hours
August 5-6 at Tailwater Conference Center Registration includes a room for the night of August 5th. If a room is not needed, please notify me.

7. Work Session to Realign the AP Physics Curriculum

Program: PPD

Audience: Science educators

Dates: 8/12/2024

Area science educators are getting together to realign their AP Physics 1 curriculum with the updates from College Board.

8. From Frustration to Focus: Cultivating Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports in Early Childhood [ADMIN ONLY]

Program: PPD

Audience: Elementary and District Administrators, CSE Chairs

Dates: 8/20/2024

This professional development is meant for administrators only. Join Upstate Caring Partners in learning about trauma-informed teaching and increase your knowledge on how to best support educators in addressing challenging behaviors. This session will also allow UCP to gain a better understanding of what you are seeing in the classroom to prepare for the teacher training on March 15th Superintendent's Day. Training Objectives: - Trauma-informed care - Essential Early Learning Skills - Addressing Challenging Behaviors within a Classroom Setting Training Outcomes: - To increase understanding of challenging behaviors - Identify skill deficits and how those can lead to challenging behavior - How to utilize effective classroom management strategies

9. Regional Scoring - Algebra I & II

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified Math Educators

Dates: 8/20/2024

August Algebra I and II Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --

10. Regional Scoring - English Language Arts

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified ELA Educators

Dates: 8/20/2024

August ELA Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --

11. Regional Scoring - Chemistry Regents

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified secondary Science educators

Dates: 8/21/2024

Closed
Regional scoring for the Chemistry Regents exam.

12. Regional Scoring - Earth Science

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified Earth Science Educators

Dates: 8/21/2024

August Earth Science Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --

13. Regional Scoring - Geometry Regents

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified secondary Mathematics educators

Dates: 8/21/2024

Regional scoring for the Geometry Regents exam.

14. Regional Scoring - Global & U.S. History

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified Social Studies Educators

Dates: 8/21/2024

August Global and U.S. History Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --

15. Regional Scoring - Living Environment

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified Biology Educators

Dates: 8/21/2024

August Living Environment Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --
morning meetings For newly hired Teacher Assistants No cost Combined original 2 day session into 1 day

17. The ABCs of the Science of Reading

Program: PPD

Audience: Any Educator

Dates: 8/26/2024

This 3-hour workshop focuses on reading instruction and the science of reading. Participants will explore the Literacy Briefs, written by Dr. Nonie Lesaux and Katie Carr, and the research on learning to read which is a foundation for the science of reading. To support their learning, participants will apply research to practice with phonological awareness and phonics activities during the session.

18. OHM BOCES - CTE- Pathful Presentation

Program: PPD

Dates: 9/3/2024

Work Based Learning resources

19. Staff meeting - CTE, StC, P-Tech

Program: PPD

Dates: 9/3/2024

staff meeting for CTE, StC and P-Tech

20. Blue Ribbon Commission on Graduation Measured - Educator Forum

Program: PPD

Audience: Educators

Dates: 9/17/2024

In November 223, the Blue Ribbon Commission (BRC) on Graduation Measures presented their recommendations for future diploma requirements to the Board of Regents. Since then, the Department created a vision to implement these recommendations. Meeting attendees will have the opportunity to break into smaller groups to discuss and provide feedback to the Department on their proposed vision for implementing the recommendations of the Blue Ribbon Commission on Graduation Measures. Please attend and share your input!
Sessions 1,2,3

22. CSE Chairpersons

Program: PPD

Dates: 9/18/2024

Monthly meeting

23. English as Second Language- PLC

Program: PPD

Audience: English as Second Language Teachers

Dates: 9/23/2024

This 1 hour learning community is designed for ESL Teachers to meet and discuss instructional practices and strategies as well as share and collaborate around best practices for ESL students and their families.

24. Empowering Educators-Elevating Every Learner

Program: PPD

Audience: General Education Teachers, English as a Second Language Teachers

Dates: 9/24/2024 to 11/5/2024

This comprehensive 4 part series is designed to empower educators of English Language Learners and Multilingual Learners in NYS with the knowledge and skills necessary to implement standards based learning effectively for students with limited English proficiency. Each session will focus on key aspects including: Culture, Language Acquisition, Instructional Strategies and Resources, Culturally Responsive/Sustaining Environments, as well as a focus on the NYSED Blue Print English Language Learners/Multi-Lingual Learners Success.
Please also register with Amber.Yancey@thearcolc.org $10.00 per class

26. DEI Matters: A Foundational DEI Professional Learning Journey for Todays Educator

Program: PPD

Audience: Any K-12 Educator, Counselor, Assistant, or Administrator

Dates: 10/1/2024

PLEASE NOTE: YOU MAY REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT AT ANYTIME, EVEN PAST THE FIRST DATE AS ALL CONTENT IS ASYNCHRONOUS AND SELF-PACED. THIS COURSE WILL REMAIN AVAILABLE THROUGH DECEMBER 13TH. DEI MATTERS is an asynchronous online self-paced professional learning course for in-service educators in today's schools. New York State Board of Regents and the State University of New York have called to action the prioritization of DEI efforts in our schools. Educators often find themselves underprepared to meet this call to action because they may lack or have gaps in their foundational knowledge of DEI matters in education. Let's change that! This professional learning course gives educators access to ten recorded DEI modules. Each module builds off the other and intentionally carves out a sustainable DEI pathway for educators to talk the talk and begin walking the walk in ways that personally and pedagogically empower themselves and can equitably affirm, include, support, and uphold their students in PK-16 schools. Each module contains a critically reflexive learning checkpoint and includes accompanying resource documents. There is a guided notes action plan document that can be completed with each module. There is also a dialogue facilitation document for self-processing or group-processing. Educators who complete the professional learning course receive a DEI MATTERS certificate of completion. Module topics include: (1) Building a DEI community; (2) DEI Literacy: Key terms and concepts; (3) Social identities and education; (4) Microaggressions, bias and education; (5) A DEI educational framework: Culturally-responsive sustainable education; (6) Building an inclusive classroom; (7) Anti-racist education (8) Anti-classist education; (9) DEI dialogic pedagogy skills for dialogues across difference; (10) Allyship, coalition building, and solidarity in education.

27. Academic Itinerant Staff Meeting

Program: PPD

Audience: Academic Itinerants

Dates: 10/2/2024

Academic Itinerants Staff Meeting

28. "New Teacher Mindset” Book Study -CLOSED

Program: PPD

Audience: Any K-12 Educator

Dates: 10/2/2024 to 10/30/2024

Wait List
The "New Teacher Mindset” is a collaborative effort book by educator/authors Trevor Muir and John Spencer, on a mission to ensure that educators maintain their traditional wisdom, but ensure teaching methods evolve with the needs of their students. It provides practical and innovative strategies for any new teacher on day one and any veteran teacher on day 1,000 and beyond. Through meaningful discussion, collaborative "play” sessions, and expert advice, participants will be able to take away ideas to ensure students are college, career, and civic ready graduates. Some of the topics included in the reading, as well as in class activities, will include building relationships, proactive classroom management, climate, culture, organization, authenticity, differentiating instruction, and assessment. Muir and Spencer also remind teachers of the importance of self care and being a superhero. This course will include the book "New Teacher Mindset - Practical and Innovative Strategies to Be Different from Day One” by Trevor Muir and John Spencer. There will be five in-person meetings on Wednesdays for support, discussion, and collaboration. The book and participant stipend will be provided through the OHM BOCES Teacher Center. Books will be sent via BOCES courier to participating teachers prior to the first meeting. New K-12 teachers are encouraged to attend and veteran teachers looking for fresh ideas are welcome! Participants will have the opportunity to attend an in-person conference sponsored by the Teacher Center and Program Professional Learning with Trevor Muir and John Spencer on March 14, 2025!

29. P-Tech - Dr. Madden

Program: PPD

Dates: 10/4/2024

New
Session with Dr. Madden

30. CSE Chairpersons

Program: PPD

Dates: 10/9/2024

Monthly meeting
BOCES meeting

32. NYS Lab Investigations: HS Earth and Space Science

Program: Science Center

Audience: Educators

Dates: 10/11/2024

Join us at the OHM Science Center for a workshop focusing on the three required High School Lab Investigations. During the workshop participants will: Engage in hands-on experience with the Lab Investigations, Collaborate on effective implementation strategies in the classroom, and Enhance their understanding of the New York State Science Learning Standards.

33. Co-Teaching with Toby Karten! (for TAs)

Program: PPD

Audience: Any TA

Dates: 10/11/2024

Co-teaching has been increasingly adopted to support students in the general education classroom. After 20 years of field testing, we know what works-and what doesn't. In this practical professional development, co-teaching and inclusion expert Toby J. Karten will detail the best practices for successful co-teaching and ways to troubleshoot common pitfalls. This PD addresses the do's, don'ts, and do betters of: The co-teaching relationship and collaborative roles. Co-planning instruction and assessment. Co-teaching in action. Academic and behavioral supports and interventions. Collaborative reflections, improvements, and celebrations. Attendees will gain valuable insights on what to start doing, what to stop doing, and how to improve their co-teaching practices to better reach all students. Meant for any regional TA.

34. From Canvas To Curriculum - Arts Integration and Arts in Education CoSer

Program: PPD

Audience: Any K-12 Educator

Dates: 10/11/2024

As we move into a shared understanding of the skills and knowledge that New York State public school graduates will have to master through Portrait of a Graduate, educators will find that arts integration will assist in that initiative. Art integration can be a means for differentiating instruction through expression, developing global skills like problem solving, decision making, collaboration and communication skills, and creating higher levels of student engagement in an innovative learning environment. We will explore resources to integrate the Arts into various curriculum, as well as learn about the Arts in Ed CoSer and how you can leverage this opportunity for your district.

35. MTSS-i "101"

Program: PPD

Audience: Any K-12 Educator

Dates: 10/11/2024

This session will provide educators with an overview of the MTSS-i framework and the tiered levels of support provided to all students in both academic and social/emotional areas, with a focus on Tier 1-the Universal Tier. Discussion topics to include instructional strategies and tools to utilize within each tier, universal screeners/assessments, and progress monitoring.

36. Team Building at The Root Farm

Program: PPD

Audience: PE Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

Closed
Join us at The Root Farm for integration of SEL into the curriculum. Teachers enrolled will spend the day participating in team-building exercises such as low and high ropes courses, rock wall, and more. Participants will engage in activities that may be replicated in the classroom and learn of the extensive opportunities for their students at The Root Farm.

37. The ABCs of the Science of Reading

Program: PPD

Audience: Any P-12 Educator

Dates: 10/11/2024

This 3-hour workshop focuses on reading instruction and the science of reading. Participants will explore the Literacy Briefs, written by Dr. Nonie Lesaux and Katie Carr, and the research on learning to read which is a foundation for the science of reading. To support their learning, participants will apply research to practice with phonological awareness and phonics activities during the session.

38. Digital Photography

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

Participants will learn the fundamentals of digital photography and importing images into Adobe Lightroom. The session will include an overview of digital cameras, lenses, and other necessary gear to create compelling images. During the hands-on workshop, participants will have the opportunity to shoot images in the photography studio and natural light locations around campus. We encourage participants to bring their own camera, memory card, and storage device if possible.

39. Figure Drawing Session 1

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

Graphite Drawing session in which participants will review and explore sighting principles and triangulation strategies to accurately represent the Human figure. The 2-hour session will consist of multiple short poses exploring anterior, posterior, medial and lateral views. The session will close with one long pose. All supplies will be provided by MVCC School of Art.

40. FUN Design Workshop

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

This session will discuss and put into practice the use of Adobe Illustrator software to generate graphics for today's applications. Digital vector artwork will be generated to be utilized in both print and physical media.

41. Handprinted T-shirt Workshop

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

In this workshop, participants will make a small, personalized image then combine it with an MV theme and print on a t-shirt. The process from carving to printing will be demonstrated and explained. Shirts will be ready to take home at the end of the day. This workshop is designed to teach you the skills you need to create your own hand printed shirt design.

42. Video Basics Part 1: Camera Controls and Filming

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

In this introductory workshop participants will be taught essential video functions on a DSLR camera, how to achieve proper exposure, and learn essential camera handling techniques. After the instruction period, participants will have the opportunity for hands-on experience filming on our campus. Attendees are encouraged to bring an SD Card, USB Drive to save their work, and a DSLR/Mirrorless camera with video recording capability. DSLR cameras will be provided to participants who do not have their own camera.

43. Transformative Projects: Enhancing Learning and Assessment through PBLA

Program: PPD

Audience: Any K-12 Educator

Dates: 10/11/2024

Project based learning can sound intimidating. Studies have found that students that participate in project based learning do just as well as other students on standards based tests, but do better on assessments that include essential skills for the workforce. PBLA takes old school projects and transforms them for students to uncover deeper understandings and allow students to have multiple opportunities to demonstrate this knowledge. We will take a closer look at the steps to transition from a project to a project based learning experience, give participants time to collaborate on creating their own projects, and offer many project assessment tools and resources.

45. Cast Portrait Workshop

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

In this workshop, participants will have a brief refresher on drawing portraits then select a cast to work on your own cast drawing.

46. Digital Photo to Gelli Plate

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

In this workshop, we will take images from the Digital Photo class and create Gelli Plate prints from laser jet printouts. Instruction will consist of digitally preparing images for laser jet prints and then paint application for the creation of Gelli Plate prints. All paint supplies and paper will be provided by the MVCC School of Art.

47. Figure Drawing Session 2

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

Colored Pencil on Toned Paper Drawing session in which participants will execute 2 drawings. One study will explore a explore a warm palette and the second study will explore a cool palette. The 2 hour session will consist of 2- 45 minute poses. All supplies will be provided by MVCC School of Art.

48. FUNctional Design Workshop

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

Vinyl graphics can be made from the artwork created in the first session. Other physical uses such as t-shirt production will be demonstrated.

49. Video Basics Part 2: Video Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro

Program: PPD

Audience: K-12 Art Teachers

Dates: 10/11/2024

In this introductory workshop participants will be instructed on how to use the basics of Adobe Premiere Pro video editing software. Instruction will include importing footage, editing on the timeline, adding text, color correcting footage, and exporting a completed video. Attendees are encouraged to bring the SD Card containing the footage captured from Part 1's workshop and a USB drive to save their work.

50. Mastering De-Escalation: A comprehensive guide to crisis intervention

Program: PPD

Audience: Any P-12 Educator

Dates: 10/11/2024

Mastering De-Escalation provides participants with a framework of strategies for understanding how an emotional crisis situation occurs and how to best intervene depending on where the child is on that spectrum. Participants will learn about the importance of "Self-Awareness”, "Understanding What Motivates Behavior”, "How Various Components of the Environment Can Impact the Emotional Crisis” and "Simple Strategies for Intervention and De-Escalation”. In addition, we will discuss nonverbal communication and the messages we send to children that we do not often intend.

51. NYS Lab Investigation: HS Life Science Biology

Program: Science Center

Audience: Educators

Dates: 10/11/2024

Join us at the OHM Science Center for a workshop focusing on the three required High School Lab Investigations. During the workshop participants will: Engage in hands-on experience with the Lab Investigations, Collaborate on effective implementation strategies in the classroom, and Enhance their understanding of the New York State Science Learning Standards.

52. Tips, Tools, and Resources for ESL Students

Program: PPD

Audience: Any K-12 Educator

Dates: 10/11/2024

This 2 hour session will cover topics that include best practices to utilize during instruction within a diverse classroom. Topics will include: Scaffolding, Differentiation, Universal Design for Learning, and what materials and resources are available to best support our ESL students with learning content material during instruction. Discussion will also focus around creating a welcoming, supportive, and affirming classroom environment for all students.

53. Portrait of a Graduate

Program: PPD

Audience: Any P-12 Educator

Dates: 10/11/2024

A "Portrait of a Graduate” is a set of high-level skills, knowledge areas, and competencies that holistically reflect successful outcomes of P-12 education for a state, district, or school. In recent months, NYS has created a state-level Portrait of a Graduate to serve as both a foundation and vision for what students should know, be able to do, and embody upon graduation to be successful in a complex and rapidly changing world. Join us in discussing what this means for NYS graduation requirements and for our regional students.

54. Utilizing Interactive Activities in Buzz

Program: ISS Web Based Instruction

Audience: Educators

Dates: 10/16/2024

Starting Soon
This is a Zoom session. In this session we will walk teachers through how they can create interactive questions in an assessment or practice question activity. This is a Zoom session.

55. Science Unboxed: Mastering Grade 3 Science

Program: Science Center

Audience: Educators

Dates: 10/16/2024

Starting Soon
Join our Grade 3 Science Cohort, where you'll explore the science behind the OHM BOCES Science Kits like never before! Go beyond simple setup and delve into the purpose, cross-curricular connections, and unit assessments that make these lessons impactful. Collaborate with the Science Center team and fellow educators to tailor lessons that meet your students' needs and align with your demanding schedules. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your teaching and inspire your students!
Author Barbara Pierce stated in the In Good Health, MV's Healthcare Newspaper (August 2024) that "We Are A Nation Of "Special Needs” Kids.” Are we? How did we get to this point in education? This workshop will explore trends in regards to Special Education today.

57. Science Unboxed: Mastering Grade 4 Science

Program: Science Center

Audience: Educators

Dates: 10/17/2024

Starting Soon
Join our Grade 4 Science Cohort, where you'll explore the science behind the OHM BOCES Science Kits like never before! Go beyond simple setup and delve into the purpose, cross-curricular connections, and unit assessments that make these lessons impactful. Collaborate with the Science Center team and fellow educators to tailor lessons that meet your students' needs and align with your demanding schedules. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your teaching and inspire your students!

58. English as Second Language- PLC

Program: PPD

Audience: ESL Teachers

Dates: 10/21/2024

Starting Soon
This 1 hour learning community is designed for ESL Teachers to meet and discuss instructional practices and strategies as well as share and collaborate around best practices for ESL students and their families.

59. Using Standards Based Mastery in Buzz

Program: ISS Web Based Instruction

Audience: Educators

Dates: 10/22/2024

This is a Zoom session. In this session we will take a look at how end users can turn utilize standards based mastery in their Buzz course. Educators will be walked through how to set up a basic standards based mastery course. We will also take a look at how to turn on a Standards Based Mastery gradebook and the benefits of using a standards based mastery gradebook within the Buzz environment. This is a Zoom session.

60. Literacy Network

Program: PPD

Dates: 10/22/2024

Meeting dates: 10/22/2024, 11/19/2024 , December 10, 2024 - Additional dates forthcoming. The Literacy Network will be an on-going series of meetings dedicated to exploring and implementing best practice instruction and learning in literacy for all grades and content areas. Possible areas of focus for the network meetings include literacy/reading across the content areas, a book study on a selected topic, bringing literacy into Project-based learning, or supporting all learners as literate citizens. Those in attendance during the September meeting will help to guide the direction for the network's focus of work.

61. Leatherstocking Regional School Library Conference

Program: School Library System/Media Services

Audience: School Librarians and School Library Staff

Dates: 10/24/2024

Keynote Speaker: Pablo Cartaya. Website and session information to follow

62. Center State Teacher Center Policy Board Fall Meeting

Program: PPD

Audience: Teacher Center Policy Board Members

Dates: 10/25/2024

The Center State Teacher Center Policy Board Fall Meeting will take place on Friday October 25th, at 1:00 at the OHM BOCES on Middle Settlement Road in New Hartford. This is a required meeting for all Policy Board representatives. At this time the Board will be introducing new members, reviewing program plans for the year, along with assessing needs within individual districts.

63. Science Unboxed: Mastering Grade 1 Science

Program: Science Center

Audience: Educators

Dates: 10/29/2024

Join our Grade 1 Science Cohort, where you'll explore the science behind the OHM BOCES Science Kits like never before! Go beyond simple setup and delve into the purpose, cross-curricular connections, and unit assessments that make these lessons impactful. Collaborate with the Science Center team and fellow educators to tailor lessons that meet your students' needs and align with your demanding schedules. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your teaching and inspire your students!
Please also register with Amber.Yancey@thearcolc.org $10.00 per class

65. P-Tech - Dr. Madden

Program: PPD

Dates: 11/5/2024

New
Session with Dr. Madden

66. CSE Chairpersons

Program: PPD

Dates: 11/6/2024

Monthly meeting
"Youth Mental Health: What's Changed and What's Needed? Dr Joanne Joseph, Psychologist, will address the factors contributing to the decline in youth mental health during the past 15 years, and what can we do at school and at home to support increasingly anxious, depressed, lonely, and addicted students? Erika Kistowski will explain her role as a School Counselor at Remsen Central School and will share how her therapy dog, Easton, became certified as a therapy dog and how he helps throughout her day-to-day activities. Easton helps create a positive school environment and can provide a sense of security to students and faculty/staff. She will describe how she uses games and other activities to build relationships with students. All guests are invited to stay after the program for a pot-luck dinner compliments of Alpha Chi. Dr. Joanne Joseph - Psychologist Erika Kistowski and her therapy dog, Easton - School Counselor at Remsen Central School

68. Literacy Network

Program: PPD

Dates: 11/19/2024

Meeting dates: 10/22/2024, 11/19/2024 , December 10, 2024 - Additional dates forthcoming. The Literacy Network will be an on-going series of meetings dedicated to exploring and implementing best practice instruction and learning in literacy for all grades and content areas. Possible areas of focus for the network meetings include literacy/reading across the content areas, a book study on a selected topic, bringing literacy into Project-based learning, or supporting all learners as literate citizens. Those in attendance during the September meeting will help to guide the direction for the network's focus of work.
Please also register with Amber.Yancey@thearcolc.org $10.00 per class

70. School Library System Communication Coordinator Meeting and Library PD Day #2

Program: School Library System/Media Services

Dates: 11/21/2024

Second School Library System Communication Coordinator meeting of the year. Part of the day will be coordinator meeting, with one required librarian representative per district. Other part of the day will be School Library/K-12 education related Professional Development for librarians. The day is an excellent training opportunity for both new and returning school librarians.

71. School Library System Advisory Council Meeting #2

Program: School Library System/Media Services

Dates: 11/21/2024

This advisory council meeting is for members of the School Library System Advisory Council for the O/H SLS.

72. English as a Second Language- PLC

Program: PPD

Audience: ESL Teachers

Dates: 11/21/2024

This 1 hour learning community is designed for ESL Teachers to meet and discuss instructional practices and strategies as well as share and collaborate around best practices for ESL students and their families.

73. Literacy Network

Program: PPD

Dates: 12/10/2024

Meeting dates: 10/22/2024, 11/19/2024 , December 10, 2024 - Additional dates forthcoming. The Literacy Network will be an on-going series of meetings dedicated to exploring and implementing best practice instruction and learning in literacy for all grades and content areas. Possible areas of focus for the network meetings include literacy/reading across the content areas, a book study on a selected topic, bringing literacy into Project-based learning, or supporting all learners as literate citizens. Those in attendance during the September meeting will help to guide the direction for the network's focus of work.

74. CSE Chairpersons

Program: PPD

Dates: 12/11/2024

Monthly meeting

75. English as a Second Language-PLC

Program: PPD

Audience: ESL Teachers

Dates: 12/12/2024

This 1 hour learning community is designed for ESL Teachers to meet and discuss instructional practices and strategies as well as share and collaborate around best practices for ESL students and their families.

76. Mr. Schu

Program: School Library System/Media Services

Dates: 12/17/2024

More information to follow.

77. School Library System Communication Coordinator Meeting and Library PD Day #3

Program: School Library System/Media Services

Dates: 1/15/2025

Third School Library System Communication Coordinator meeting of the year. Part of the day will be coordinator meeting, with one required librarian representative per district. Other part of the day will be School Library/K-12 education related Professional Development for librarians. The day is an excellent training opportunity for both new and returning school librarians.

78. CSE Chairpersons

Program: PPD

Dates: 1/15/2025

Monthly meeting

79. "New Teacher Mindset” Book Study

Program: PPD

Audience: Any K-12 Educator

Dates: 1/15/2025 to 2/12/2025

Wait List
The "New Teacher Mindset” is a collaborative effort book by educator/authors Trevor Muir and John Spencer, on a mission to ensure that educators maintain their traditional wisdom, but ensure teaching methods evolve with the needs of their students. It provides practical and innovative strategies for any new teacher on day one and any veteran teacher on day 1,000 and beyond. Through meaningful discussion, collaborative "play” sessions, and expert advice, participants will be able to take away ideas to ensure students are college, career, and civic ready graduates. Some of the topics included in the reading, as well as in class activities, will include building relationships, proactive classroom management, climate, culture, organization, authenticity, differentiating instruction, and assessment. Muir and Spencer also remind teachers of the importance of self care and being a superhero. This course will include the book "New Teacher Mindset - Practical and Innovative Strategies to Be Different from Day One” by Trevor Muir and John Spencer. There will be five in-person meetings on Wednesdays for support, discussion, and collaboration. The book and participant stipend will be provided through the OHM BOCES Teacher Center. Books will be sent via BOCES courier to participating teachers prior to the first meeting. New K-12 teachers are encouraged to attend and veteran teachers looking for fresh ideas are welcome! Participants will have the opportunity to attend an in-person conference sponsored by the Teacher Center and Program Professional Learning with Trevor Muir and John Spencer on March 14, 2025!

80. Regional Music Teachers Meeting and Work Group

Program: School Library System/Media Services

Dates: 1/21/2025

Opportunity for Music Teachers and Committee members to meet with peers, share professional information, plan for the summer 2025 Regional Music Reads, review music library materials, hear about the Arts in Ed CoSer from OHM, and more. 8:30-2:30, more detailed agenda to follow.

81. Regional Scoring - Earth Science

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified Earth Science Educators

Dates: 1/22/2025

January Earth Science Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --

82. Regional Scoring - English Language Arts

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified ELA Educators

Dates: 1/22/2025

January ELA Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --

83. English as a Second Language (ESL) PLC

Program: PPD

Audience: ESL Teachers

Dates: 1/22/2025

This PLC is designed for ESL Teachers to meet and collaborate on best practices and strategies when working with ESL students.

84. Regional Scoring - Algebra I & II & Geometry

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified Math Educators

Dates: 1/24/2025

January Algebra I & II and Geometry Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --

85. Regional Scoring - Global & U.S. History

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified Social Studies Educators

Dates: 1/24/2025

January Global and U.S. History Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --

86. Regional Scoring of Geometry Regents Exams

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified teachers who have previous experience scoring Regents Exams

Dates: 1/24/2025

Regional Scoring of Geometry PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS -

87. Regional Scoring - Living Environment

Program: PPD

Audience: Certified Biology Educators

Dates: 1/27/2025

January Living Environment Regents Scoring -- PLEASE BRING ALL SCORING MATERIALS --
Please also register with Amber.Yancey@thearcolc.org $10.00 per class

89. CSE Chairpersons

Program: PPD

Dates: 2/12/2025

Monthly meeting

90. Arc - Lecture Series - SNUG - Utica

Program: PPD

Dates: 2/25/2025

Please also register with Amber.Yancey@thearcolc.org $10.00 per class

91. CSE Chairpersons

Program: PPD

Dates: 3/12/2025

Monthly meeting

92. English as a Second Language (ESL) PLC

Program: PPD

Audience: ESL Teachers

Dates: 3/24/2025

This 1 hour learning community is designed for ESL Teachers to meet and discuss instructional practices and strategies as well as share and collaborate around best practices for ESL students and their families.
Please also register with Amber.Yancey@thearcolc.org $10.00 per class

94. School Library System Communication Coordinator Meeting and Library PD Day #4

Program: School Library System/Media Services

Dates: 4/1/2025

Fourth School Library System Communication Coordinator meeting of the year. Part of the day will be coordinator meeting, with one required librarian representative per district. Other part of the day will be School Library/K-12 education related Professional Development for librarians. The day is an excellent training opportunity for both new and returning school librarians.

95. School Library System Advisory Council Meeting #3

Program: School Library System/Media Services

Dates: 4/1/2025

This advisory council meeting is for members of the School Library System Advisory Council for the O/H SLS.

96. CSE Chairpersons

Program: PPD

Dates: 4/9/2025

Monthly meeting

97. English as a Second Language (ESL) PLC

Program: PPD

Audience: ESL Teachers

Dates: 4/28/2025

This 1 hour learning community is designed for ESL Teachers to meet and discuss instructional practices and strategies as well as share and collaborate around best practices for ESL students and their families.
Please also register with Amber.Yancey@thearcolc.org $10.00 per class

99. CSE Chairpersons

Program: PPD

Dates: 5/14/2025

Monthly meeting
Please also register with Amber.Yancey@thearcolc.org $10.00 per class

101. Administrators and School Librarian Breakfast

Program: School Library System/Media Services

Dates: 6/16/2025

The School Library System will host a regional School Library Showcase to highlight the collaborations, unique projects, and other special things happening in our area's school libraries. We will then honor this year's retirees as well as annual award winners. Breakfast will be provided. Administrators are invited to the morning session. The afternoon session will be PD for all area school library staff and will be considered the fifth Communication Coordinator meeting of the year. Council members are invited to attend the full day. Approximate Schedule, to be updated as event approaches: Breakfast: 8:15 Welcome and Showcase: 9:00 Retirement and Awards: 10:30 Lunch: 12:00 PD: 12:45-2:45