Finding Common Ground for The Successful Implementation of APPR A Forum for Educators

dellecave educational institute

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school administrators association of new york state

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Finding Common Ground for 

The Successful Implementation of APPR

A Forum for Educators

APPR has been the source of much controversy and debate. The purpose of this forum is to provide educators with the opportunity to explore the merits of APPR and the steps that should be undertaken to promote the success of this initiative.


distinguished panelists:

  • Dr. Thomas Rogers, District Superintendent of Schools - Nassau BOCES
  • Dr. Constance R. Clark-Snead,  Superintendent of Schools - Westbury Public Schools
  • James Nolan, Superintendent of Schools - Sachem Public Schools
  • Dr. Kevin Scanlon, Principal  - Roslyn High School
  • Dr. Donald Sternberg,  Principal  - Wantagh Elementary School
  • Don Nickson, Deputy Executive Director School Administrators Association of New York State-SAANYS 

This forum is open to all educators

admission is free

Please register no later than Tuesday March 27!!
Seating is limited and will be reserved on a first come first served basis.

finding common ground for the successful implementation of appr

Where:   Dowling College Ballroom-Oakdale Campus


When:   March 29, 2012

  9:00am-12:00pm

To Register:   Call The Dellecave Institute at 631- 589-4500

  or via e-mail at deipd@dellecave.org

a complimentary continental breakfast

will be served between  8:00am and 9:00am                                                                                                                                                                                        

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