Date: Thursday, August 13th, 8am-11am
Location: The New School Auditorium: 66 West 12th Street
BRIEF: City & State and our partners will gather leaders in education, government, advocacy and business to discuss the implementation of technology in classrooms and STEM curriculum across New York, and the current debate regarding evaluations, testing, school closures and more.
Program:
8:00am – Registration & Breakfast
8:45am – Keynote by NYC Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina
City & State moderates a panel of officials, experts and academics on improving tech access in and out of classrooms, STEM learning in NY schools, and how to make NY more competitive across the globe!
Clara Hemphill, Editor, Insideschools, a project of The New School’s Center for New York City Affairs (Moderator)
Josh Wallack, Deputy Chancellor, NYC Department of Education
Rashid Davis, Founding Principal, P-TECH
Bryan Thompson, President , Steps To Literacy
Steve Sussman, President, Curriculum Division, Sussman Sales
Guy Vardi, Co Founder & CEO, Matific
9:55am- Panel 2 Introduction: Tom Hilliard, Policy Director, Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness
10:00am – Government and Labor Working Together
City & State moderates a panel of top level education officials and labor leaders on issues like testing, evaluations, schools closures, charters and more.
MaryEllen Elia, Commissioner, NYS Education Department
Janella Hinds, VP for Academic High Schools, United Federation of Teachers
Merryl Tisch, Regents Chancellor
Evan Stone, Founder, Educators 4 Excellence
Sponsored by:
High Achievement New York
Sussman Sales
Steps to Literacy
United Federation of Teachers
Institute for Children, Poverty & Homelessness
NY teachers planning to attend in support at the Supreme Court, 16 Eagle Street, Albany before Judge Roger McDonough. There will not be testimony, but there will likely be a long oral argument (probably a good part of the morning).
Date: Thursday, August 13th, 8am-11am
Location: The New School Auditorium: 66 West 12th Street
BRIEF: City & State and our partners will gather leaders in education, government, advocacy and business to discuss the implementation of technology in classrooms and STEM curriculum across New York, and the current debate regarding evaluations, testing, school closures and more.
Program:
8:00am – Registration & Breakfast
8:45am – Keynote by NYC Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina
9:00am- Panel 1 Introduction: Steve Sussman, President, Curriculum Division, Sussman Sales
9:05am – Big Ideas in Education
City & State moderates a panel of officials, experts and academics on improving tech access in and out of classrooms, STEM learning in NY schools, and how to make NY more competitive across the globe!
Clara Hemphill, Editor, Insideschools, a project of The New School’s Center for New York City Affairs (Moderator)
Josh Wallack, Deputy Chancellor, NYC Department of Education
Rashid Davis, Founding Principal, P-TECH
Bryan Thompson, President , Steps To Literacy
Steve Sussman, President, Curriculum Division, Sussman Sales
Guy Vardi, Co Founder & CEO, Matific
9:55am- Panel 2 Introduction: Tom Hilliard, Policy Director, Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness
10:00am – Government and Labor Working Together
City & State moderates a panel of top level education officials and labor leaders on issues like testing, evaluations, schools closures, charters and more.
MaryEllen Elia, Commissioner, NYS Education Department
Janella Hinds, VP for Academic High Schools, United Federation of Teachers
Merryl Tisch, Regents Chancellor
Evan Stone, Founder, Educators 4 Excellence
Sponsored by:
High Achievement New York
Sussman Sales
Steps to Literacy
United Federation of Teachers
Institute for Children, Poverty & Homelessness
Tues, Aug 12 at 10am
APPR ON TRIAL: NYS Supreme Court hearing for Sheri Lederman vs. John King.
Here is her story: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/answer-sheet/wp/2015/08/09/master-teacher-suing-new-york-state-over-ineffective-rating-is-going-to-court/
NY teachers planning to attend in support at the Supreme Court, 16 Eagle Street, Albany before Judge Roger McDonough. There will not be testimony, but there will likely be a long oral argument (probably a good part of the morning).