Our organization is dedicated to advocating and improving education for students with identified learning challenges. This is our mission; this is our challenge. We support our students through supporting each other by providing you with resources, research, networking, and opportunities to renew and refresh your professional knowledge.
Surviving Special Ed: Toolbox Tips for Teachers 2010!
Surviving Special Ed: Toolbox Tips for Teachers 2010!
A workshop designed to help you with the “how to” of effective teaching!
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Chandler High School
350 N. Arizona Ave.
Chandler, AZ
Registration – 8:00-9:00 AM
Sessions 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM
Networking Lunch Included!
Cost: $40.00
4.5 hours of professional recertification credit!
Who should attend?
Special Education Teachers, General Education Teachers, Related Service Providers, Principals, Special Ed Directors, Teacher Assistants
Session Highlights
AZ WINS: 2010-2011 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING SERIES WITH DR. JUNE DOWNING
2010-2011 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING SERIES WITH DR. JUNE DOWNING
AzWINS Trainings are designed to provide hands on, practical strategies for implementing inclusive schooling practicies for studentes with moderate to severe disabilities.
Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities in Inclusive Settings: Collaborative Teaming to Ensure Access to
General Education Classrooms
October 1, 2010 9am-4pm $150 or $100(for TASH members) Phoenix, Arizona
Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities in Inclusive Settings: Adapting the General Education
Curriculum
Special Ed News - from National CEC
Find out what is happening in Special Education across the nation!
New 2011 AZCEC and AZCASE Officers Elected!
A joint AZCEC and AZCASE Board Retreat was held on June 19, 2010 in Casa Grande.
Congratulations to the new AZCEC and AZCASE Officers Elected on June 18, 2010.
AZCEC President - Maria Berecin-Rascon
AZCEC President-Elect - Becki Padilla and Dianne Grayson
AZCEC Secretary - Mary Brownell
AZCEC Treasurer - Lorrane McPherson
AZCEC Membership - Wanda Williams
AZCEC Past-President - Dianne Grayson
AZCASE President - Michael Remus
AZCASE President-Elect - Janet Holt
AZCASE Secretary - Mary Brownell
AZCASE Treasurer - Lorie Gerkey
AZCASE Membership - Wanda Williams
AZ CASE - Council of Adminstrators of Special Education
The Mission of the Council of Administrators of Special Education, Inc. is to provide leadership and support to members by shaping policies and practices which impact the quality of education.
Announcing the 2011 AZCEC/AZCASE Annual Conference!
Mark your calendars for the 2011 AZCEC/AZCASE Annual Conference to be held at the Black Canyon Conference Center on March 4, 2011.
Back by popular demand, the Keynote Speaker will be Lindsey Jones, Esq. This conference will focus on providing up-to-date information on Special Education Law and state and national trends.
Additional presenters and break out sessions on Seclusion and Restraint, RTI, the impact of reauthorization of ESEA and IDEA on Special Education Practice, and more!
Watch this site for more information about this conference!
Calling all Exhibitors! AZCEC/AZCASE Conference March 4, 2011
When was the last time you saw over 350 special education administrators and teachers all together in the same room? The 2011 AZCEC/CASE conference is your chance!
This conference caters to special ed directors, principals and special education teachers who gather to learn about cutting edge professional practices and issues!
We have exhibitor space available! Space is limited and exhibitors are selected and assigned space on a first come- first served basis!
Email AZCEC [at] comcast [dot] net for more information.
Innovation Pays Off . . . Apply for PIP Grant
What is PIP?
A $250 grant from Arizona CEC to Promote Innovative Practices.
Four $250 mini-grants are available to AZ-CEC members to promote innovative practices, which are designed to enhance the learning of exceptional students and demonstrate best educational practices. Funds may be used for supplies, instructional aids, equipment or services for an individual or group. Grants cannot be used to pay for anything that normally would be paid for by the district, agency and/or family.
