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21. Tentative Fall 2002 Schedule Of Education Department Courses, Eastern Connecticu
Intern education staff TBA TBA dev. Eval staff Webb 112 R 0400p0645p 3. EDU 553 Computers in the Classroom Curriculum Stoloff TBA Online 3. EDU 555 education
http://www.ecsu.ctstateu.edu/depts/edu/dept/fall2002.html
Education Department

School of Education and Professional Studies and the Graduate Division

Webb Hall Rm. 124, Willimantic , CT 06226-2295, tel: 860/465 - 4530, fax: 465 - 5099.
Education Department Chair - David L. Stoloff email: stoloffd@easternct.edu , tel: 860/465-5501, Office - Webb Hall 129 Tentative Schedules for Education Department Courses Fall 2002 Schedule by Courses as of 2/8/02 PFX Course no. and title Instructor ROOMS Time FLCs ECE 215 01 Fndtn Erly Childhd Picard Webb 210 TR 02:00p-03:15p 3
ECE 215 02 Fndtn Erly Childhd Staff WEBB 212 R 7-9:45P 3
ECE 215 03 Fndtn Erly Childhd Staff WEBB TBA TR 11:00a-12:15p 3
ECE 301 Field Experience Gruenberg TBA W 8-11 1
ECE 301 Field Experience staff TBA W 8-11 1
ECE 305 Intro to Early Child SpEd Gruenberg WH TBA M 4:00p-7:00 3
ECE 315 Classroom Environments I Trawick-Smith WH 210 T 8:00a-12:00n 3
ECE 401 01 Field Experience Staff TBA F 08:30a-12:30p ECE 430 01 Int Curr in ECE Staff WEBB 210; 206 M 09:30a - 12:15p; lab 11-12:15 3 ECE 440 01 Play/Development Staff WEBB 210 MW 08a - 9:15 a 3 ECE 465 01 Role-Teacher ECE Barbuto WH 113 F 1-3:45 3 ECE 475 01 Student Tch;Elem Staff TBA M-F 09:00a-03:30p

22. Education World® : School Administrators Center : Archives : Staffing
secondyear teachers in connecticut; Virginia s technology In state after state,education officials and Creating a Successful staff Development Program What
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23. Title IX Gender Equity And Sexual Harassment Connecticut Title IX Coordinators
connecticut Title IX Coordinators. New Hartford, Lawrence Niek, Director of SpecialEducation New Hartford Marie Diamond, Director of Curriculum and staff dev.
http://www.state.ct.us/sde/dtl/cert/titl9/t9coord_mq.htm
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TITLE IX GENDER EQUITY AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Connecticut Title IX Coordinators Alphabetical Order by District
[ M - Q ] Madison F. William Davis, Assistant Superintendent for Administrative Services
Madison Public Schools
10 Campus Drive
Madison, CT 06443
Tel: (203) 245-6323 Manchester Joan Libby, Director of Human Resources
Manchester Public School
45 N. School Street Manchester, CT 06040 Tel: (860) 647-3451 Mansfield Anne Rash, Principal Goodwin School 321 Hunting Lodge Road Storrs, CT 06268 Tel: (860) 429-4630 Marlborough Cheryl Celmer, Administrative Assistant Marlborough Public Schools 25 School Drive Marlborough, CT 06447

24. Dev Obj 1
1v CTEDTECH Competencies connecticut Commission for Educational Technology. Continueto align the local technology staff development to state
http://www.roxannriskin.net/Dev Obj 1_1.htm

25. Connecticut Children's Medical Center: Orthopaedic Staff Publications
connecticut Children's Medical Center is committed to the finest pediatric healthcare services, teaching and research for children from birth to age 18. staff PUBLICATIONS. John V. Banta, M.D. children with myelomeningocele. dev Med Child Neurol, 35543 548 Copyright© 2003, connecticut Children's Medical Center, Hartford, connecticut
http://www.ccmckids.com/departments/Orthopaedics/orthoresearch.htm
    STAFF PUBLICATIONS
    Category I:
  • Sacral Agenesis, Banta, J.V.; Nichols, O.: Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 51A:693-703, 1969. Hyperplastic Callus Formation in Osteogenesis Imperfecta Simulating Osteosarcoma. Banta, J.V.; Schreiber, R.R.; Kulick, W.T.: Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 53A:115-122, 1971. Anterior Tibial Tendon Transfer To The Os Calcis With Achilles Tenodesis For Calcaneal Deformity in Myelomeningocele. Banta, J.V.; Sutherland, D.H.; Wyatt, M.: Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 1:125-130, 1981. Improvement in Pulmonary Function in Patients Having Combined Anterior and Posterior Spine Fusion for Myelomeningocele Scoliosis. Banta, J.V.; Park, S.M.: Spine, Vol 8:767-770, 1983. Talectomy for Equinovarus Deformity in Myelodysplasia. Trumble, T.; Banta, J.V.; Raycroft, J.; Curtis, B.: Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. 67A:21-29, 1985. Pes Cavovarus As A Late Consequence of Peroneus Longus Tendon Laceration. DeLuca, P.; Banta, J.V.: Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics. Vol. 15:582-583, 1985.

26. Simsbury Public Schools - Special Services
(Circuit Court of Appeals for Vermont, connecticut and New York states). Mrs.Bv Milford Board of education, 103F. II. staff**, 35.6 Teaching staff.
http://www.simsbury.k12.ct.us/boardofed/specialservices/statsreports1.html
933 Hopmeadow Street · Phone: (860) 658-3873 · Fax: (860) 651-4343
  • OVERVIEW OF SPECIAL EDUCATION
      What is special education? Key terms and concepts in federal/state regulations Impact of Supreme Court cases on school districts
    SPECIAL SERVICES IN SIMSBURY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
      Student and Staff Data Overview of Programs and Services Special Education Profiles (CT-DOE) and Community Comparisons Special Services Budget/Federal and State Grants Factors Requiring Budget Increases Cost Saving Measures
    CURRENT ISSUES
      Programs for students with specialized health needs Programs for students with autism Emphasis on regular education placements and accountability Students with emotional/behavioral problems and discipline requirements Impact of technology Parent education and support Extra curricular activities Pre-school programs Space
    APPENDIX A - Disability Categories
    Special Education Law
  • Connecticut General Statute: Section 10-76d Federal Law: Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) This is the federal law, formerly known as the Education of the Handicapped Act (PL-94-142) passed by Congress in 1975 to guarantee a free appropriate public education to children with disabilities. Special Education means specially designed instruction at no cost to the parents, to meet the unique needs of a child with a disability. This includes adapting, as appropriate to the needs of an eligible child, the content, methodology or delivery of instruction.
  • 27. Bridgeport Board Of Education - School Calendar 1999-2000
    November 2 Election Day/staff dev. November 11 - Veterans Day March 22 - staff development Day. April 21 - Good Approved by the Bridgeport Board of education on February 22, 1999
    http://www.bridgeportedu.com/calendar99-00.htm

    28. Summer 2001 Education Department Schedule
    8/3, 14 EDU 101 04 Tching 21st Centry staff 3 WH 313 MTWRF, 7/9-8/3, 1-4 EDU 545Curr dev. 19, MTWR, 1230-350 EDU 572 Philosophy of education Reynolds 3 7
    http://www.easternct.edu/depts/edu/dept/su2001.html
    Fourth Draft - Summer Sessions 2001 Schedule last updated 3/22/01 Summer Session I/ 2000 - 5/21 - 6/28/01 cr Room Proposed Day, Time enrollment
    ECE 215 Foundations of ECE Staff 3 T/R 6-9:20 pm
    ECE 250 Early Chld Spec Ed Gruenberg 2 M/W, 5/21-6/13, F - 6/1, 6-9:20 p - 8 sessions
    ECE 350 Adp EC Curric/Clr Gruenberg 2 T/R, 5/22-6/14, 6-9:20 p - 8 sessions
    EDU 200 01 Chld/Adol Developm Staff 3 M/W 8-11:20 am
    EDU 210 01 Fndatn Edu Reynolds 3 M/W, 12:30 - 3:50 p
    EDU 360 01 Tech in the Clsrm staff 1 WH 307 5/21-24, MTWR, 4-7:45 p, 4 sessions
    EDU 508 Intro to Research Kolodny 3 GO 202 T/R, 5/22-6/28; 4-7:20p
    EDU 509 01 Field Experience Sakofs 1 TBA
    EDU 532 01 Issues/Trends:Math Koirala 3 M/W, 5/21-6/27; 4-7:20p
    EDU 537 Science in Elementary School Bowman 3 M/W, 5/21-6/27; 4-7:20p EDU 555 Education and Society Reynolds 3 M/W, 5/21-6/27; 4-7:20p EDU 563 01 Issus/Trnds:SocStu Ricklin 3 T/R, 5/22-6/28, 4-7:20 EDU 557 International and CrossCultural Education Stoloff 3 online TBA EDU 570 Capstone Seminar Koirala 3 T/R, 5/22-6/28, 4-7:20

    29. Ag Ed State Staff Listing
    Digiulio State Executive Secretary connecticut FFA Association Michael Barros VoTechnicalEducation Specialist Hawaii FFA Association Occupational dev.
    http://www.teamaged.org/stateleaders/statelist.html

    States M-Z

    Alabama
    Mr. C. W. Reed
    State Specialist, Agribusiness Ed.
    Alabama FFA Association
    State Department of Education
    5227 Gordon Persons Building
    50 North Ripley Street
    Montgomery, AL 36130-3901
    creed@sdenet.alsde.edu
    Mr. Troy D. Newton State FFA Executive Secretary Alabama FFA Association State Department of Education 5227 Gordon Persons Building 50 North Ripley Street Montgomery, AL 36130-3901 tnewton@sdenet.alsde.edu Alaska Mr. Jeff Werner State FFA Advisor Alaska FFA Association School of Agriculture and Land Resources University of Alaska, Fairbanks PO Box 757200 Fairbanks, AK 99775 fnjww@aurora.alaska.edu Mr. Don Berberich State FFA Co-Advisor Alaska FFA Association Palmer High School 1170 West Arctic Avenue Palmer, AK 99645 Don.Berberich@MSB.Mat-Su.k12.ak.us Arizona Mr. Dennis Fiscus State Supervisor, Agri. Educ. Arizona FFA Association Arizona Department of Education 1535 W. Jefferson Street Phoenix, AZ 85007-3209 dfiscus@mail1.ade.state.az.us Mr. Neil A. Schneider State FFA Executive Secretary Arizona FFA Association Arizona Dept. of Education

    30. Connecticut Education Association
    affiliate of the National education Association, the promoting best practices in connecticut’spublic staff Rosemary Coyle, President. Related Articles Higher
    http://www.glef.org/php/orgs.php?id=ORG_404317

    31. Hartford Jobs | Hartford Careers | Search Jobs In Hartford, Connecticut
    Posted Job Listings near Hartford, connecticut Include Tax Consulting staff 2 SALT Hartford, CT Ernst ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES / BUS dev REP HARTFORD, CT WMC
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    32. Calendar Of Events (Arts Education IDEAS)
    October 8, 2001, connecticut Alliance for Arts in education Early Childhood September1820, 2001, Kaleidoscope, Region 8 Indiana staff Development, Indiana.
    http://www.aeideas.com/calendar/
    Sue Snyder's Calendar
    This calendar is a work in progress, with events frequently changing. This winter and spring there are several broad themes to Sue's work: Unless otherwise specified, Mondays and Wednesdays are spent at McDonough School, Hartford, Connecticut. Leave messages with Patty at (203) 229-0411 on these days. Patty can contact Sue if there is an emergency. During March-May, 2004, Sue will be writing and editing Music Memory 2004-5.
    • In 2003, Total Literacy was being implemented in Lawrence Township (K and discipline-based teachers) and Hartford, Connecticut (McDonough School pilot with struggling 2nd and 3rd grade readers), and in the Lighthouse after school program in Bridgeport. Bradley Elementary School in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, is moving toward arts-based curriculum as well. Sue is program chair and on the executive board of The Music and Arts Center for Humanity (MACH) and invites local arts educators and interested community members to support MACH and consider board membership. Other projects involve The Grammy Foundation Leonard Bernstein Center for Learning , and Macmillan/McGraw-Hill School Division . There are several conferences and colloquia during the year.
    Date Location and Event Contact August 2-4, 2004

    33. October 22, 2003
    2003 To Special education ABA Tutoring Account $104,468 Special education Tuitionfor Out need to be deferred until FY 2005 $25,000 Purchased Srvcs/staff dev.
    http://ridgefieldct.virtualtownhall.net/public_documents/ridgefieldct_bofminutes
    October 22, 2003
    APPROVED MINUTES/BOARD OF FINANCE MEETING
    WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2003
    Members Present: Marty Heiser, Chairman
    Bernard Dzielinski, Norman Craig, Joseph Savino, and Andrew Bodner
    A G E N D A
    Board of Education Budget Presentation
    Review of monthly report
    Capital Projects to be Closed
    New Business
    Old Business Adjournment Gloria Stearns addressed the BOF and the audience, expressing her feeling that the BOE should have addressed the budget problems earlier when it was first aware of the dramatic increase of special education children. Ms. Stearns said the BOE needs to be more forthright with the taxpayers, and that she is angry that the BOE is using children again to achieve its means. Sophie Feinberg (11 Ivy Hill) a sixth grade student at East Ridge Middle School told the people in attendance what a positive experience her participation in the music program has been. She went on to say how upset she was when she was told the Ridgefield public school music programs might be in jeopardy due to lack of funds. Ms. Feinberg asked the BOF to do whatever is necessary to secure appropriate funding so that the music program is not cut. Dr. Kenneth Freeston, Superintendent of Schools, addressed the BOF saying that when he last met with the BOF he was only seven days into his new job and said he would study the BOE budget in great detail and show the BOF what the details would be should additional funding not come forward. He then presented the following:

    34. Fall 98 Courier
    Kathy attended Eastern connecticut State University. With a masters in gifted educationSharon would be Beth Stadler Mary Gilliland Deb Metzler (staff dev.).
    http://www.sumner.k12.me.us/curriculumdev/fall98.htm
    Union 96 Courier
    Vol . II Number II Fall 1998
    OVERDUE GRADUATION CONGRATULATIONS
    Betsy Emerson University of Maine, Orono M. Ed. 1996
    Diane Green University of Maine, Orono M. Ed. 1997
    Joanne Beal University of Maine, Machias M. Ed. 1998
    Darlene Dowling University of Maine, Machias M. Ed. 1998 Joanne sought some financial support for her take-home reading program and they responded wholeheartedly by offering to match two dollars for every one she and her students raised! Several months, many bake sales, and thousands of pennies later, the goal was met. The Mission’s assistant superintendent, Jackie Davidson, spent a day visiting the classroom and meeting all the eager readers. At the end of the day, Ms. Davidson reflected that…"this little corner of the world is a better place because a dedicated woman is working hard to make a real difference in the lives of her students." WELCOME We wish to welcome the following new staff members: SUMNER MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Sean has a bachelor degree from Farmington. He is currently working on a master degree in education. He graduated from Central Aroostook High School. He was a substitute for Presque Isle High School last year. His subject area is math and business economics. Sean is a ski coach and instructor for Sugarloaf. He enjoys mountain biking, working with wood, and cross-country skiing.

    35. Springer Star - 1 December 2000
    Year Budget Review is January 18th, 8301130 (latest) in the staff Room. I taughtschool in Norwalk, connecticut for a year or two Spotlight Your education?
    http://mail.springer.losaltos.k12.ca.us/star/2000/12-1-00.html
    1 December 2000
    Dates to Remember DECEMBER PTA Holiday Luncheon Coffee with Bob 8:30-9:30 AM LASD Board Meeting 7 PM Site Council Meeting 5:30 PM Holiday Concert Gr. 4-6 1:00 PM
    January 1
    Winter Holidays JANUARY
    School Starts Coffee with Bob LASD Board Meeting 7 PM PTA Meeting 7 PM MLK, Jr Day NO SCHOOL Staff Dev. Day NO SCHOOL Girls Night Out at Winterlodge HOLIDAY CONCERT GRADES
    FRIDAY
    DECEMBER 15
    1:00 PM
    SPRINGER MULTI IN THIS ISSUE Principal's Corner
    PTA News
    Springer Spotlight
    Holiday Toy Drive
    Pizza Wrappers Cookbook News 6th Grade Shots HOLIDAY CONCERT ARRIVES
    The season of musical joy is quickly upon us. Tradition dictates a fabulous winter musical presented by our fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students. The Grade Five and Grade Six orchestra and band will present seasonal selections for all to enjoy. In addition, our fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students will present songs to warm you heart. This fine musical concert will be directed by our talented Los Altos School District Musical Team. Special recognition goes to

    36. BFCCS - Staff Profile - Overview
    staff Listing (Click on a header to sort the list by bfccs.org, Aide 1, 2002, BA,connecticut College MLS K-12, BA Special and Regular education, Calvin College.
    http://www.bfccs.org/main/Staff/Overview.asp
    Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter School 201 Main Street Franklin, MA 02038 About Us Board of Trustees Character Education Contact Us ... Technology
    What's New Online:
    May 19 Board Mtg Agenda
    Mar 18 Board Mtg Minutes Mar 6 Board Mtg Minutes
    Staff Profile
    Staff Listing (Click on a header to sort the list by that column - the arrow indicates current sort order)
    Name/Email Position/Subject Year
    Joined
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    Certificate/Field Education Babineau,Carol

    cbabineau@bfccs.org
    Music Education K-5
    Choral Director 6-8 B.A. Music Education, Westfield State College Bell,Judith
    jbell@bfccs.org
    Art Education Fine Arts K-12 B.F.A., University of Pennsylvania
    M.A.T. Visual Arts, University of the Arts
    Certificate, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Benjamin,Bernard bbenjamin@bfccs.org Music Education Director of Fine and Performing Arts Music PreK-12 B.A. Music, Westfield State College Fine Arts Director Certificate, Fitchburg State Bergesen,Judith jbergesen@bfccs.org Classroom Teacher - 4 Elementary Education B.A., Framingham State College M.A., Emmanuel College Boday,Matthew

    37. BFCCS - Staff Profile - Overview
    staff Listing (Click on a header to sort the list bfccs.org, Aide 1, 2002, BA,connecticut College MLS Teacher - K, 1997, 13, Early Childhood education, BS, Boston
    http://www.bfccs.org/main/Staff/Overview.asp?Sort=3

    38. Staff Directory Search Results (PCC)
    Sager, Susan K Link to staff web site, Early Childhood education, 503977-4569.Dir/Early Childhood, SY HT 220, Salinas, Teresa, Workforce dev.-Capital Ce, 503-533
    http://www.pcc.edu/scripts/sdquery.pl?last=s&frst=&titl=&locn=&phon=&emal=&dept=

    39. BLIND-DEV Archives -- May 2002, Week 4 (#1)
    for the Blind/VI BLINDdev@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU draft recommendations this weekon improving special education. Meanwhile, Senate staff are hoping to prepare
    http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/CGI/wa.exe?A2=ind0205d&L=blind-dev&F=&S=&P=60

    40. BLIND-DEV Archives -- February 1999, Week 1 (#7)
    to and maintained by the Caucus cochair staff. the help of the Internet EducationFoundation, has Congressional Accountability Project 1611 connecticut Ave.
    http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/CGI/wa.exe?A2=ind9902a&L=blind-dev&F=&S=&P=736

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