September 28 2010 Official - Camden City Public Schools

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B. Professional Development Dept. (Kenny)1. Pilot MentoringIt is recommended that the Mentoring Initiative Steering Committee attend the Pilot MentoringProgram Steering Committee meeting, Monday, October 13, 2010, New Jersey Education Association(NJEA), Trenton, NJ, 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. This activity is a component of the Mentoring Pilot Project forMentor Teachers that was previously approved on the Official Board Report for May 2010 page 11.Participants on the steering committee are Dr. Robin M. Wyche, Director, Ms. Dorothy Smith,Supervisor, Mr. Brian Medley, Principal, Ms. Felicia Cade-Turner, teacher, and Ms. Beatriz Derisse,teacher. Both teacher participants are mentor teachers. - (Mileage cost is based on the rate of 31cents per mile)There will be no cost to the Board.May 2010 Superintendent’s Report, page 11, Item D1It is recommended that the Camden City Public Schools participate in a Mentoring Pilot Project with EquityAssistance Center and the New Jersey Department of Education, to enhance the district’s mentoring process.Opportunities to network with other districts would also be increased. A Mentoring Initiative Steering CommitteeMeeting is scheduled for May 20, 2010 to discuss planning and implementation of the project, July 1, 2010 throughJune 30, 2011, at Riggs Adult Education Center.2. One Day Follow Up TrainingIt is recommended that permission be granted for a one-day follow up training for participatingteachers in the Pilot Mentoring Program, scheduled for October 12, 2010. Mentor teachers will meetwith the NJ DOE and EAC at 9:30 am - 3:00 pm at the Public Service Electric and Gas (PSE&G) Room:Full Conference Center in Edison, New Jersey. The only cost to the board will be mileage.Joanne JohnsonTheresa DesousaChristine O’BrienKathleen CampbellSmithSage SchmidtEduvigis AvilesIrene RichardsonFatihah Abdur RahmanChester ChatmanLisa JohnsonJamie EvansGertrude D. SerraTia J. SpruillSusan KardosGina PostCora JamesTia HinsonNicole CarrLatissha FieldsMVMSMcGrawSharpMcGrawECDCMolinaWigginsParksideC. PoyntC. PoyntCramerCattoWashingtonWashingtonSumnerSumnerLanning SquareYorkshipYorkshipThere will be no cost to the Board.Official Report 95September 28, 2010
Professional Development Dept., cont.3. Partnership to Improve Student AchievementIt is recommended that permission be granted for the teachers participating in the StevensInstitute of Technology: Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education (CIESE)Partnership to Improve Student Achievement in Physical Science: Integrating STEM Approaches(PISA2) program to attend two professional development workshops (October 13, 2010 and January 31,2011) as a requirement of the program. The PISA2 program was previously approved on May 25, 2010Official Report.Allen, MichelleAlpert, MikeAshiedu, Chukwunweike P.Bradley, LaTaneBurke, Anniello B.Darden Irons, DonnaEdwards, KeithFoster-Maye, IvyHale, StephanieJastrzembski, RoxanneMarrow, DwightMartinez, EduardoMitchell, Linda I.O’Brien, KathleenWare, KeliaAaryenne WhiteWynn_Jenkins, ValerieGordon, BelindaSabb, SonyaYorkship ElememtaryBonsall FamilyPyne Poynt MiddleBonsall FamilyMorgan Village MiddleMorgan Village MiddleCramer ElementaryVeterans Memorial MiddlePyne Poynt MiddlePyne Poynt MiddleMorgan Village MiddlePyne Poynt MiddleMorgan Village MiddleYorkship ElementaryPyne Poynt MiddleMorgan Village MiddleEast Camden MiddleHatch Middle SchoolEast Camden MiddleThere will be no cost to the Board.May 2010 Superintendent’s Report, Page 12, Item 4It is recommended that 100 teachers, grades 3 – 8, be permitted to participate in the Stevens Institute ofTechnology: Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education (CIESE) Partnership to Improve StudentAchievement in Physical Science: Integrating STEM Approaches (PISA2).Implementation of the PISA 2 program is pending a five-year grant from the National Science Foundation(NSF) which will provide substantial professional development resources to enhance content knowledge of ScienceTechnology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) to elementary and middle school science teachers in Camdenand 11 other districts in New Jersey. The award, which has been reviewed and recommended for funding, ispending approval.Completion of the program will also enable participating teachers to apply for a NJDOE certificate inPhysical Science.There is no cost to the Board, pending final approval.Official Report 96September 28, 2010
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