|
VDOE School Performance & Support Framework Resource Hub
The School Performance & Support Framework Resource Hub has access to valuable school data, educator and family supports, and resources. Located on the Supporting Virginia Learners webpage are Roadmaps which provide the steps superintendents, principals, teachers, and parents can take to ensure student success. Make sure to check out the School Data Toolkit webpage for information about VDOE technical assistance offerings.
Information Session: Which Virginia Commission for the Arts Grant is Right for You?
Applications for the next fiscal year open in December! Join the VCA for this virtual workshop on December 10 at 10 a.m. to receive valuable guidance on navigating the application process, what to include, when to submit, and how to enhance your overall grant proposal. Guests with accessibility questions or who require additional assistance may call 804.225.3132 or email Dr. Casey Polczynski, Deputy Director & Accessibility Coordinator.
Level Up Your Skills with North TIER this Winter
It's the perfect time to boost your professional development with North TIER. Virginia educators can take advantage of the affordable online courses for 30 hours of learning. With additional work and fee, graduate credits are available. Check out the course catalog, registration details and more from North Tier. Winter registration opens December 2 and courses run from December 16 - February 2.
CodeVA Virtual CS Summit-December 9-14
Explore a variety of topics, from Micro:bit lessons to cybersecurity and beyond. Discover new resources and strategies to integrate CS into your lessons. This event is free to Virginia public educators. Register or if you are a Virginia educator, email educators@codevirginia.org from your school email to receive your coupon code.
VA Gifted Professional Development Opportunity
VA Gifted is offering a second virtual workshop on December 10 at 7 p.m. Helen Fotinos from Montgomery County Public Schools will be presenting Making Thinking Visible. Find out more information or register today.
VDOE Multilingual Learner Resource Review Committee Seeks Members-Due December 20
VDOE is seeking applications from individuals who are qualified and available to serve on the VDOE Multilingual Learner Resource Review Committee. Selected members will serve a two-year term and make recommendations on revisions to the existing multilingual learner/English learner resources created by the VDOE. All individuals who wish to serve on this committee must submit an online application. Read more from VDOE.
VMFA Cross Curricular Teacher Resource Distance Learning: Investigating Art for Meaning
Students hone creative, critical, and reflective thinking skills as they engage with and interpret works of art. Brought to your classroom live from the VMFA galleries, this interactive experience is inquiry based, and student centered. Request a session – free of charge – available to Grades 3–12.
ACCESS for ELLs
The 2024-25 edition of the ACCESS for ELLs news article is available. The issue highlights where to find guidelines, assessment training, test prep materials, family engagement resources, and questions about ACCESS.
WIDA Annual Conference
WIDA invites you to share your expertise as a presenter at the conference that is by teachers, for teachers. The 2025 WIDA Annual Conference will take place October 27-30, 2025, in Seattle under the theme Igniting innovation for multilingual learners. Learn more and submit concurrent session and workshop proposals by January 21.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS
PRAXIS Computer Science Prep Course
This comprehensive course, begins January 7 and provides teachers with the knowledge and resources needed to successfully pass the certification test, covering key computer science concepts, programming, algorithms, and computational thinking. Participants will gain the confidence and skills to excel in the exam and bring high-quality computer science education to their classrooms. Register with CodeVA today.
Reading Specialist Program
The College of William & Mary offers a MAED program and a post-professional online certificate for teachers who would like to add a reading specialist endorsement. Both programs are fully online, offered in 7-week terms during fall and spring semesters and 5-week terms over summers. New cohorts start in July!
Educational Leadership Program Information Sessions
George Mason University’s Education Leadership Program is hosting a virtual information session on December 9 for Virginia educators interested in earning licensure in Administration and Supervision. The Master's Degree and Graduate Certificate programs are offered in a variety of formats, including a fully online synchronous/asynchronous hybrid cohort. Register for the virtual session or contact edleprog@gmu.edu with questions.
Elevate Your Impact
If you already have a master’s degree, Longwood University’s Educational Leadership Endorsement courses could be the next step you take in your career. Choose a one-year or two-year course of study. Courses are offered in a hybrid format with an online option for those who meet the criteria. Discounted tuition rate is available. Contact leadership@longwood.edu for more information.
Provisional Licensure Completion Coursework
Longwood University offers a Provisional Licensure Completion Initiative for teachers working towards full licensure. The coursework is discounted for teachers and school divisions paying for their teachers and we are waiving the application fee for a limited time. All courses are offered fully online in an eight-week format and are three credits. Find out more information today!
|
