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CNYCSS is an approved Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) organization. Click here for full CTLE sponsor list.

CNYCSS represents a membership from 16 counties and over 100 School Districts.

Outstanding Middle School Social Studies Teacher

John Kennedy from Eagle Hill Middle School, F-M CSD

Martha Lawson from Chestnut Hill Middle School, Liverpool CSD

Outstanding High School Social Studies Teacher

Jen AuClair, Lisa Froelick, Amy Stewart & Kelly Will from

Durgee Jr. High School, Baldwinsville CSD as

Ashley Miller, Cincinnatus Secondary School

Roger Sipher Beginning Teacher Award

Kristen George, Cortland Jr.-Sr. High School

“News Literacy & Student Voice”

Teaching News Literacy & Civic Responsibility

in the Digital Age

Syracuse University, College of Law On Tuesday,

July 10th, 2018, 9 am – 4 pm

1-Day Law and Civic Education Professional Development Opportunity

Open to all New York in-service and pre-service teachers K-12

http://www.nysba.org/patch2018

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Join colleagues from across the state as we converge in Albany for a three day learning experience. The Institute will focus on learning how to engage all students in powerful social studies learning.

Specific topics to include:

Teaching social studies to English Language Learners and Students With Disabilities,
K-12 Preparing students for the Framework Global History and Geography Exam
Introduction to the new United States History and Government Exam

Highlighted speakers and sessions:

Donna Merlau and Dan King - NYSED
Greg Ahlquist and Kate Hesla- K-8 Building Assessments & Redesigning Inquiries
April Francis and Salamah Mullen - Taking Informed Action collaborating with Library Media Specialist
David Mumper - Hudson Valley Regional Bilingual Education Resource Network (RBERN)

Join United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Teacher Fellows Evan Seitz and Laurie Rabideau-Rutter as they help all educators understand rationale and guidelines for teaching the Holocaust using resources from the USHMM. This workshop is designed for educators who teach the Holocaust and/or genocide studies to provide effective, accurate and appropriate information to students.

May 22, 2018 from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Click here to register.

NEWS FROM NCSS

2018 Leadership Institute at Colonial Williamsburg

2018 Inquiry Design Model (IDM) Institute

2018 Summer Religious Studies Institute

NCSS Awards & Grants Applications Due April 30

Summer PD

Join the Capital District Council for Social Studies for a

News Literacy & Civics 2-day workshop

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Interested in working for SED as an Education Specialist?

Click here for more info from SED

SCHEDULED FOR MAY 18-20

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY,

Celebrate women's history this May and join us at the Women in the Mohawk Valley: A History Conference; a 3-day event aimed to highlight the role of women in local history and promote women's issues in the greater Mohawk Valley.

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Click here to check out dozens of summer professional development opportunities compiled by NCSS