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February Training Schedule for ECC


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Posted by Sharon Kossack, Every Child Counts Literacy/Special Education Project on February 10, 2000 at 10:22:47:

February Schedule:

Thursday, Feb. 17th;
When/Where: 3 p.m. Abaco Central High School
What: STAR: Strategies and Techniques Accelerate Reading
Topic: Text Patterns and Framed Paragraphs
Note: Please bring content (science, social studies, etc.) texts if
you can.

Friday, Feb. 18th;
When/Where: 2 p.m. St. Francis de Sales School
What: STAR: Strategies and Techniques Accelerate Reading
Topic: Text Patterns and Framed Paragraphs
Note: Please bring content (science, social studies, etc.) texts
if you can.

Saturday, Feb. 19th;
When/Where: 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. St. Francis de Sales School
What: Continuation of Clinical Educator Training (First Cadre)
Topic: Word Recognition Screening and Remediation
Note: Please bring potluck for lunch and your training packet

Sunday, Feb. 20th;
When/Where: 9 a.m.- noon St. Francis de Sales School
What: Beginning Clinical Educator Training (Second Cadre)
Topic: Physical Screening and Referral/Instructional Adjustment
Note: Please bring pencil, notepad

Everyone is welcomed to any/all sessions. The Clinical Educator training is geared to placing trained reading diagnosticians/tutors in every settlement across Abaco so children who need help will have it readily available. This training is sequenced and results in an endorsement for participants who have taken every session and can show they understand all aspects of the strategies and techniques in an end-of-training certification. Since it is five months into the training, the first cadre is closed now, but people can come for information and pick up the whole cadre next Fall.

For more information about the training sessions or things that can be done to help, please call Evelyn Major 242/366-0101 or me 954/584-2175.

Just a note:

Every Child Counts is progressing nicely, accelerating, actually.

o I officially kicked off the Eleuthra link, coordinator Lang Fincher, last weekend. Over 30 teachers came to the training. What an enthusiastic, dedicated bunch! Wonderful time.

o Channel 4's Neighbors for Neighbors heard of our Ecc/Rotary Construction for Education project. I meet with them next Wednesday. They intend to donate $14,000 to the project so our high school students can help rebuild/repair Abaco and learn while doing so. We will be looking to build classrooms, low-cost housing, and a community center.

o Several FIU students and faculty are coming to Abaco mid-March for Spring Break. We will repair the roof on the Every Child Counts classroom and are looking for other repair projects. If you have repairs needed and have the materials and are in need of strong backs, enthusiastic/willing spirits, and weak minds let us know and we will try to help.

o Paul King and Sandra Irish have agreed to let us publish their River and Odyssey manuscripts...profits going to Every Child Counts project!

o If you want to participate and/or donate (time, money, materials, expertise), please contact Lyn Major.

Sharon Kossack



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