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Defining the Perfect Candidate: “Preparedness and Professionalism for teachers in the 21st century” Friday, January 16, 2009 8:30am — 3:00pm Worcester State College, Worcester, MA Ghosh Science Center, Room ST-102 Science & Technology, Auditorium A To register please email your name, the name of all other attendee and school/organization name and phone to rbeauchamp@rwu.edu New England Association for Employment in Education Welcome to the NEAEE web site! Our mission is to establish and maintain professional standards among persons engaged in recruitment and selection of staff; for education placement and personnel officials in schools, colleges and universities; to acquaint individuals concerned with current practices and problems in staffing; to enhance the concept of staffing as an integral part of education; to foster research and to make possible the exchange, dissemination and implementation of its findings; to encourage, through positive action, active membership in the Association. Please browse through our web site and get up to date information and services NEAEE has to offer! If you're interested in the future of education this web site is for you. Our goal is to hire the best and brightest teachers for our school systems in New England. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions please feel free to e-mail our web site administrator. The New England Association for Employment in Education (NEAEE) has, for 30 years, provided a unique forum for career professionals from higher education institutions and school administrators in K-12 districts to share information about the hiring process and to provide services for candidates, career services officers, and school administrators involved in the recruitment and selection of teachers. NEAEE is regionally affiliated with the American Association for Employment in Education. NEAEE is an organization that: NEAEE Executive Committee, 2008-2009 President: Robbin Beauchamp Roger Williams University One Old Ferry Road Bristol, RI 02809 401-254-3244 rbeauchamp@rwu.edu Vice-President: Rachel Bowen Amherst Regional Public Schools 170 Chestnut Street Amherst, MA 01002 Fax: (413) 549-9883 (413) 362-1803 bowenr@arps.org Past-President:Mark Brophy Worcester Public Schools 20 Irving Street Worcester, MA 01609 508-799-3020 brophym@worc.k12.ma.us Secretary: Peter Hunt Boston College 38 Commonwealth Ave. Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 617-552-9264, Fax 617-552-2584 huntp@bc.edu Treasurer: Margaret Downing Springfield College 263 Alden Street Springfield, MA 01109 413-748-3222 margaret_downing@spfldcol.edu Technology Coordinator: Michael B. Hill Springfield College 263 Alden Street Springfield, MA 01109 413-748-3222, Fax 413-748-3022 michael_hill@spfldcol.edu Liaison to MASPA: Anthony C. Caliri MASPA President 9 Country Club Drive Chelmsford, MA 01824 accaliri@comcast.net Liaison to AAEE:Salvatore Petralia Lawrence Public School 255 Essex Street Lawrence, MA 01840 978-975-5905, X316 spetralia@lawrence.k12.ma.us Public School Representative: Kathyrn Mazur Amherst Regional Public Schools 170 Chestnut Street Amherst, MA 01002 (413) 362-1803, Fax: (413) 549-9883 MazurK@arps.org College Member at Large: Junior Delgado Westfield State College 577 Western Avenue Westfield, MA 01086 413-572-5206 jdelgado@wsc.ma.edu
The University of Kentucky's College of Education site provides an excellent site which links you to the various states which centralize their job announcements. For the states which do not centralize their job announcements, a list of school districts within the state is provided. Academic Employment Network (AEN) lists available positions in colleges, primary and secondary educational institutions Connecticut Education Association List positions in Connecticut by town/school district Connecticut Regional Applicant and Placement Program (CTREAP) An online application program for educators using internet technology. EducationWorld Listings of Employment Opportunities for Educators. Resume posting and job announcements are featured. greatteacher.net Teaching job listings displayed by State and Country. K-12jobs.com Concentrates on posting job opportunities available at kindergarten, elementary schools, junior high, high schools and vocational schools. Project Connect Project Connect is run by and for education. It is sponsored by leading educational groups to keep education in control of its own destiny as we move into the Information Age. It is dedicated to the proposition that the best thing we can for education is to "Get the Right Teacher into the Right Classroom."
On this site you'll find lots of links to great educational resources, as well as fun sites to visit, places to get great lesson plans, and much more. This site is for anyone involved with education - parents, teachers, students, administrators, etc. Attracting Excellence to Teaching Program Teachers accepted into the program receive reimbursements of up to $1800 a year, or up to $7200, for up to four years to help defray the cost of incurred student loans. For more information about the program, contact Simone James at 781-338-3243 or email her at sjames@doe.mass.edu Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network GLSEN works to end this cycle of bigotry in K-12 schools. Through its growing network of 85 chapters in 35 states, GLSEN strives to assure that each member of every school community is valued and respected, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Founded as a volunteer group in Boston in 1990, GLSEN led the fight that made Massachusetts one of the first states to ban anti-gay discrimination in its public schools in 1993. GLSEN went national in 1994 and has since become one of the nation's leading voices for equality and safety in the educational system.
AAEE provides information and other resources to assist schools, colleges, and universities in the employment of educators. The primary purposes of AAEE are:
· To promote ethical standards and practices in the employment process. · To provide opportunities for training, networking, and the exchange of information about current practices, research, and innovations. · To promote dialogue and cooperation among institutions which prepare educators and institutions which provide employment opportunities. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATORS The association provides research, reports, professional development activities and networking opportunities, so that you can do your job more efficiently, legally and effectively. American Association of School Administrators AASA, founded in 1865, is the professional organization for over 16,500 educational leaders across North America and in many other countries. The four major focus areas for AASA are: Improving the condition of children and youth Preparing schools and school systems for the 21st century Connecting schools and communities Enhancing the quality and effectiveness of school leaders Connecticut Education Association (CEA) The Connecticut Education Association (CEA) is a membership organization that represents nearly 30,000 elementary and secondary public school teachers. Since its founding in 1848, CEA has consistently promoted the value of public education, encouraged public awareness of the resources necessary to provide quality education, and emphasized the importance of the teacher in the education process. NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION NEA is America's oldest and largest organization committed to advancing the cause of public education. Founded in 1857 in Philadelphia and now headquartered in Washington, D.C., NEA proudly claims over 2.3 million members who work at ever level of education, from pre-school to university graduate programs. NEA as affiliates in every state as well as in over 13,000 local communities across America.
Defining the Perfect Candidate: “Preparedness and Professionalism for teachers in the 21st century” Friday, January 16, 2009 8:30am — 3:00pm Worcester State College, Worcester, MA Ghosh Science Center, Room ST-102 Science & Technology, Auditorium A To register please email your name, the name of all other attendee and school/organization name and phone to rbeauchamp@rwu.edu Gearing Up for the Educator's Job Search March 12 Eastern MA (site TBA) March 26 Central MA (site TBA) Week of March 9 Providence College April 8 Springfield College 2006 Outstanding Educator's Award Recipient Dear NEAEE members: I am pleased to announce that the selection committee has chosen the 2006 Outstanding Educator Award recipient. Kate Ambrose is currently a graduate student at Lesley University. Her academic record, dedication to the profession and excellent essay were a perfect match for the requirements of being selected for this award. Kate will be invited to join us at the May 12, 2006 spring conference in Worcester, MA. At that time, if she is able to attend, she will be presented with the award and asked to speak for a few minutes. We had an outstanding group of applicants and the selection process was very difficult. We had one Simmons student, three from Lesley University and two applicants from the University of Connecticut. Thank you for encouraging your students to apply for this award. Best, Elaine Goldman Simmons College Selection Committee Member 2005 recipient "The Outstanding Educator award is meaningful and tangible recognition of my commitment to the profession. Such support has proven especially valuable during the job search. With the award front and center on my resume, I stand out among other candidates who are also new to the field." Marina Galazidis Smith College The Outstanding Educator Award is designed to assist a newly licensed professional educator. Applications from candidates who attend NEAEE member colleges and universities were judged on several criteria, including a essay that revealed how the educator planned to make a difference in the lives of his/her students. NEAEE is a regional association of school human resource directors and college/university career services professionals. The primary goal of the association is to provide networking and informational forums that support and assist the recruitment, hiring, and employment of area teachers and administrators. |
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