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2008-09 Meetings COALITION OF RURAL AND APPALACHIAN SCHOOLS |
For registration information contact Lori at (740) 593-4414 or (740) 593-4445 or send email to: stumpl@ohiou.edu All meetings except the summer meeting/golf outing will require a $15.00 registration fee to cover continental breakfast, buffet lunch and handouts. The summer meeting/golf outing fees will be determined later. (For additional fees, see NEW THIS YEAR: GRADUATE CREDIT, WITH NO TUITION FEE, FOR ATTENDING CORAS MEETINGS below.)
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NEW THIS YEAR GRADUATE CREDIT, WITH NO TUITION FEE, FOR ATTENDING CORAS MEETINGS Graduate Credit The Ohio University College of Education will grant one (1) quarter hour of credit to personnel from CORAS member school districts who attend the first four programs (September 16, 2008; October 28, 2008; January 27, 2009; and March 10,2009). The College of Education will waive the tuition fee. However, Ohio University requires an $85 general fee. Registration Fee CORAS will charge each participant $15 to cover the continental breakfast, lunch and session handouts. For additional information see "CORAS Meeting Dates and Programs 2008-09" below.
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CORAS Meeting Dates & Programs 2008-09
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
9:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. A Look at the National Education Landscape–What Does it Mean for My District? Change in the national education landscape is in continuous motion. States measuring student growth and achievement. The reauthorization of No Child Left Behind. Districts and states starting to differentiate educator compensation. New political leaders. Attend this session to learn more about current national trends, their implications for your district and the importance of a systematic approach to school improvement. Learn how to communicate about these issues to your staff members and your community. Presenters will use interactive technology to immediately gauge audience feedback about these national trends. Presenters: Battelle for Kids: Dr. Jim Mahoney, Executive Director, and Rick Studer, Senior Director of Marketing &CommunicationsLocation Olde Dutch Restaurant, Logan _______________________________________________
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
9:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. Highly-Effective Teaching Revealed and Replicated Through Classroom-Level Value-Added Analysis What does preliminary research suggest about the characteristics and practices of teachers whose students produce exceptional academic gains? How do these teachers use value-added analysis to guide their professional development and personalize instruction? Attend this session to learn about T-CAP (Teachers Connecting Achievement & Progress), a classroom-level value-added initiative. Learn how this group of Ohio educators is piloting the use of classroom-level value-added information to accelerate progress and maximize opportunity for their students.Presenters: Battelle for Kids: Dr. Mike Thomas, Senior Director of Innovative Solutions, and Dr. Mary Peters, Director of Value-Added ServicesLocation Olde Dutch Restaurant, Logan __________________________________________________________
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
9:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Help Your District Develop a Vision for Assessment Excellence When teachers practice high-quality assessment for learning, student progress accelerates. In fact, research shows that few education interventions have come close to having the same impact as assessment for learning. However, assessment training and support are virtually absent in pre-service and in-service professional development programs. Attend this session to learn critical steps district and school leaders can take to create a school culture that embraces and supports staff members’ ability to implement ongoing formative assessments to accelerate student progress.Presenters: Battelle for Kids: Diane Stultz, Professional Development Director, and Kate Kennedy and Sandy Ritchey, Learning FacilitatorsLocation Olde Dutch Restaurant, Logan ____________________________________________________
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
9:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Leadership for Results Developing highly-effective educators is a real skill —one that is essential for carrying out a successful school improvement plan. Discover how developing leadership and leveraging excellence within a district at ALL levels is necessary, and possible, to help students progress and achieve at the highest levels. Attend this session to learn how to recognize and recruit talented people, develop leaders and use coaching techniques to encourage and support staff members.Presenters: Battelle for Kids: Dr. Mike Thomas, Senior Director of Innovative Solutions, and Tony Bagshaw, Senior Director of Knowledge ManagementLocation Olde Dutch Restaurant, Logan _____________________________________________________
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 pm.
Samuel I. Hicks Executive-in-Residence Program
2009 Hicks Honoree
John D. Stanford, J.D., Ph.D. Executive Assistant For Policy Education to Governor Strickland
Location
Ohio University Inn, Athens
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Annual Summer Meeting and Golf Outing
Location
EagleSticks Golf Club and Inn, Zanesville
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2007-08 Meetings COALITION OF RURAL AND APPALACHIAN SCHOOLS |
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2007 ________________________ PROGRAM “FY
08-09 SCHOOL FUNDING UPDATE” WITH DICK MAXWELL ________________________ Presenter Dick Maxwell, School Finance Expert, BASA Senior Fellow, former BASA Executive Director and retired School Superintendent
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Location
Olde Dutch RestaurantLogan, Ohio
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2007
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
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PROGRAM
“SCHOOL FUNDING AND EDUCATION REFORM IN
OHIO” A
Discussion with the Governor’s Education Policy Advisor and Other
Ohio Education Leaders PRESENTERS Dr. John Stanford, Executive Assistant to Governor Strickland for Education Policy
Dr. George Wood, Director,
The Forum on Education and Democracy and
Chair of Governor
Strickland’s ODE Transition Team Dr. Richard Murray, CORAS President and Superintendent, Muskingum Valley ESC ________________________
Location
Olde Dutch RestaurantLogan, Ohio
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2008
9:30 AM to 1:00 PM
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PROGRAM
Improving Teacher Preparation and Relevant Professional Development for Ohio’s Rural Appalachian Schools CORAS Superintendents and College of Education Deans From Ohio's Colleges and Universities Discuss the Issues
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Location
Olde Dutch Restaurant Logan, Ohio
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TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 2008
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM _______________________
PROGRAM Featuring “A VARIETY OF ISSUES” …Nancy Whetstone, Executive Director _________________ “Retirement” …Dr.
Dennis Leone _________________ "TCAP..Teachers Connecting Achievement & Progress" ...Tony Bagshaw, Senior Director, Knowledge Management, Battelle for Kids _________________ “ State Board of Education School Funding Reform Subcommittee Discussions/Ideas” …Paolo DeMaris, Associate State Superintendent for the Center of School Finance _________________ “A Vision for Education Reform and School Funding in Ohio” …Debbie Phillips, Candidate, 92nd House District
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Location
Ramada Inn (formerly Holiday Inn) Zanesville, Ohio
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TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 2008
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
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Program
Hicks Executive-in-Residence
Hicks Honoree
Dr. Kern Alexander
Professor of Excellence Educational Organization & Leadership University of Illinois ________________
Guest Speaker
Michael Shoemaker
Executive Director Ohio School Facilities Commission _______
Location
Ohio University Inn
Athens, Ohio
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TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 2008 ________________________
Annual Summer Meeting and Golf Outing
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Program
Recognize Retiring CORAS Superintendents
Recognize Superintendents and School Districts Receiving "Excellent" on Local District Report Cards
Present Plaques to Retiring Members of the CORAS Board of Directors
"Passing the Gavel" from CORAS President Richard Murray to President-elect David Branch
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Location
EagleSticks Golf Club and InnZanesville, Ohio
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2006-07 Meetings COALITION OF RURAL AND APPALACHIAN SCHOOLS |
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Thursday, September 21, 2006 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM _________________________________ PROGRAM Ohio Educational Regional Service System Presenter Craig Burford, Executive Director Ohio Educational Service Center Association __________________________
Rural Early Adolescents Learning Program Meeting the Challenges Faced by Rural Schools Presenter Dr. Thomas W. Farmer, Co-director National Research Center on Rural Education Support Associate Professor, Pennsylvania State University __________________________ LOCATION Ohio University Inn Athens, Ohio
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Tuesday, October 31, 2006
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
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PROGRAM
Value-Added: The Next Generation Tool for
School Improvement.
What have we learned? Where is it going?
Battelle for Kids: Bringing clarity to school improvement
The presentation will focus on how people are using value-added, results of high progressing places, where it will fit in the Ohio accountability system, and where it is headed.
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Presenters
Dr. James W. Mahoney
Battelle for Kids Executive Director and Staff
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LOCATION
Olde Dutch Restaurant Logan, Ohio
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Tuesday, January 16, 2007
9:30 AM to 1:30 PM _________________________________ PROGRAM
THE SCHOOL-FUNDING CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
PROPOSAL, WHY IMMEDIATE ACTION IS NECESSARY AND
WHAT SUPERINTENDENTS MUST DO TO "GET IT DONE."
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Presenters
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Jim Betts, Executive Director, Alliance for Adequate School Funding … David Varda, Executive Director, Ohio Association of School Business Officials …Jerry Klenke, Executive Director, BASA
…Richard
Murray, CORAS, President-elect & work group representative
…William L. Phillis, Executive Director, E&A Coalition …Jerry Narcisi, Retired Superintendent & CORAS work group representative
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LOCATION Olde Dutch Restaurant
Logan, Ohio
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Tuesday, March 13, 2007
9:00 AM to 1:30 PM _________________________________ PROGRAM Ohio's Reality in a Flat World: "You
can not discover new oceans unless you have the courage to lose site of
the shore." How to Apply For Martha Holden Jennings Grants __________________________ STRS Today and What to Expect in the Future __________________________
SPEAKERS Don Washburn, South Central Ohio ESC Dan Kalish, Former Director of the Jennings Foundation Dennis Leone, STRS Board of Directors
LOCATION Holiday Inn
Zanesville, Ohio
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Tuesday, April 24, 2007
9:00 AM to 1:30 PM _________________________________ PROGRAM Hicks Executive-in-Residence HICKS HONOREE Dr. Brenda Haas, Executive Director Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education "Challenges and Successes in Ohio's Rural Appalachian School Districts" __________________________
SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER
Dr. George Wood, Director The Forum for Education and Democracy
AGENCY REVIEW: OHIO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION "Conducted by the Stickland Transition Team" _____________________ LOCATION Ohio University Inn
Athens, Ohio
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Tuesday, June 12, 2007
9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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PROGRAM
Annual Summer Meeting and Golf Outing
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Program
Recognize Retiring CORAS Superintendents
Recognize Superintendents and School Districts Receiving "Excellent" on Local District Report Cards
Present Plaques to Retiring Members of the CORAS Board of Directors
"Passing the Gavel" from CORAS President Charles Bizzari to President-elect Richard Murray _______________
Tee Time 10:30 a.m. _______________
LOCATION
EagleSticks Golf Club and Inn Zanesville, Ohio
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2005-06 Meetings COALITION OF RURAL AND APPALACHIAN SCHOOLS |
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2005 ________________________ Opening Remarks Dr. Roderick McDavis President Ohio University ________________________
PROGRAM “2005-06
SCHOOL FINANCE UPDATE” WITH DICK MAXWELL ________________________ Presenter Dick Maxwell, School Finance Expert, former BASA Executive Director and retired School Superintendent
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Program Addendum
"What The Educate Ohio Constitutional Amendment Does For Me." Jerry Narcisi, Superintendent Shadyside Local School District ________________________
Location
Olde Dutch RestaurantLogan, Ohio
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Tuesday, October 25, 2005 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM _________________________________ PROGRAM “Why
Public Schools Are Losing the Public Debate about Education.” Program
description: “By adopting a traditional, primarily reactive
communications process, public schools across Presenters The Cochran Group Inc. Tim Miller and Angela Hazlett ________________________________ "Think Ohio" Presenter Jody Blankenship Ohio Historical Society _______________ LOCATION Holiday Inn Zanesville, Ohio
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Tuesday, January 31, 2006 9:00 AM to 1:15 PM _________________________________ PROGRAM
Someone's Communicating With Your Staff.
Is It You?
Featured
Presenter:
Don
Miller Don G. Miller & Associates, Inc.
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Presenter: Patrick Heekin Aimpoint Research
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"Lincoln Looks at Life and Liberty" Presenter: |