CATTARAUGUS-ALLEGANY BOCES ∙ INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES Please visit www.go2iss.org for the most current information.


Grade 9-12 ELA: Collaborative Learning Community (Part 4 of 4) High School ELA teachers will engage in opportunities in order to best prepare students for the demands of career and college. Teachers will address such topics as the Common Core Standards and student work analysis in reading and writing. 21st Century skills will be central to our conversations, as well as the importance of improving critical thinking in our students. As a Learning Community, participants will be expected to attend all sessions.


Salamanca Teaching and Learning Center, Southern Tier West 8:30-2:30 10/21/10, 12/3/10, 3/25/11, 4/7/11


COSER 529 Lesa Dionne, Carol McCarville


Promethean: Collaborative Learning Community (Part 5 of 5) Already know the basics with the Promethean Board and ActivInspire software? Looking to take it to the next level? We’re creating a Collaborative Learning Community with other teachers in our area. Share ideas and resources with colleagues that also use Promethean in their classes.


Salamanca Teaching and Learning Center, Southern Tier West the first day, then in districts on the others 8:30-2:30 09/16/10, 10/28/10, 12/09/10, 02/10/11, 04/07/11


COSER 517 Mark Carls (lead), Tim Clarke


COSER 403 Contracts for June and beyond due to Sara Benjamin for BOCES Board approval


COSER 507 Contracts for June and beyond due to Mary Gilbert for BOCES Board approval 04/13/11


Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra


School Concert Series for 8th grade Distance Learning 04/27/11


COSER 403 Cindy Crandall - Program Manager for Student Programs


District Administration may contact Laurie Sledge


(716-376-8357 or laurie_sledge@caboces.org) for information and registration. 53 | P a g e


April


Student Programming


Collaborative Learning Community


Collaborative Learning Community


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