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LIAPTA (Long Island Attendance Professional and Teacher's Association)
Event Details
Time: May 16, 2012 from 11:30am to 2pm
Location: Brentwood Anthony Felicio Administrative Building, Brentwood, NY 11717
Street: 52 Third Ave
City/Town: Brentwood, New York
Phone: 631 434-2301
Event Type: annual, meeting, held, in, brentwood, this, may, 16th, 2012, @, 11:30, am, to, 2pm
Organized By: Cristobal Benitez
Latest Activity: May 7, 2012
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Event Description
Since 1934, LIAPTA has been meeting and discussing issues tyhat impact student attendance and education. networking with attendance related -personnel of other school districts is priceless! Issues that may be discussed include judicial actions, state regulations, homelessness, runaways, separation anxieties, phobias, residency, and other pertinent issues. come join us for our last meeting this year. How important is State aid and good attendance in your district? Come out and find out.
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