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ELA 3-8 Curriculum Module Users' Collegial Circle
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Time: December 11, 2013 at 4pm to May 28, 2014 at 6pm
Location: Western Suffolk BOCES
Street: 31 Lee Avenue
City/Town: Wheatley Heights
Website or Map: http://www.wsboces.org/webreg
Event Type: collegial, circle, series
Organized By: WS BOCES - Facilitated by Carol Varsalona
Latest Activity: Apr 20, 2014
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Event Description
Please join your colleagues for one or all three after school sessions (December 11, February 25, May 28). These after school collegial circles throughout the year will center on ways to deepen students' learning of the Common Core through the implementation of the curriculum modules. Focused topics and collegial discussions led by Carol Varsalona will examine steps to support students on the trajectory to college and career readiness. Note: Senior Fellows from the NYS Regents Research Fund are being invited to attend the December 11the collegial circle with the goal of deepening the conversation. Flyer http://www.wsboces.org/library/pdfs/iss2851.pdf Registration www.wsboces.org/webreg
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