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2nd Annual Long Island High School Principals’ Conference
Event Details
Time: January 15, 2014 from 8am to 2pm
Location: Hofstra University
Website or Map: http://Hofstra.edu/edworkshop…
Phone: 516-463-5750
Event Type: conference
Organized By: NCHSPA and SCHSPA.
Latest Activity: Dec 12, 2013
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Event Description
2nd Annual Long Island High School Principals’ Conference
Wednesday, January 15, 2014 – 8:00 am -2:00 pm
$40 (includes breakfast and lunch)
Hofstra University
Don’t leave for winter break until you make arrangements to
SAVE THE DATE
This is your conference, offered jointly by NCHSPA and SCHSPA.
Dr. Bill Brennan
(Twitter: @DrBillBrennan)
Breakout sessions include:
Ø The New Principal
Ø Empowering Students to Deal with Bullying
Ø Social Media for High School Principals
Ø Curricular Opportunities In the Common Core Era
Ø Drugs, Alcohol and the High School Student
Pay by P.O., credit card, check or cash at the door
Email me directly, call 516-463-5750 or go to: Hofstra.edu/edworkshopreg
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