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Welcome to The Edith Winthrop Teacher Center of Westchester The Edith Winthrop Teacher Center of Westchester is a consortium of eight public school districts: Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford, Greenburgh Central School District, Hastings-on-Hudson, Irvington Union Free School District, The Public Schools of the Tarrytowns, and Greenburgh Eleven, a Special Acts School District which serves The Children’s Village. To Read More Click Here |
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2019 Science in Action Spring Conference
Please join your Science colleagues on Saturday, March 23 at Purchase College from 8:30 am – 2:00pm. This conference is for all levels – Elementary through High School. The pre conference fee is $30 and $35 for those who register at the door. The day will include breakfast, breakout sessions, lunch and a demo expo. To register for this program click here.
Social Emotional Conference for Educators and Community Members
Saturday, March 23 at White Plains High School
This Conference is being offered by the Lower Hudson Teacher Center Network. There is no charge for this conference and breakfast and lunch will be available. For further information or to register for this conference, click here.
Early Childhood Transitions Conference 2019 “Back to Basics”
This full day Early Childhood Conference is Thursday, March 28 from 7:45am - 3:00pm and is being held at the HNA Palisades Premier Conference Center. It will focus on a variety of topics in Pre-K and K education with a focus on the principles of the Back to Basics Initiative conceived by the Achievement Gap Initiative at Harvard University. For more information or to register click here.
CELF Environmental Literacy 2019 Summer Institute
The Teacher Center can sponsor a limited number of registrants for the 3-day CELF program, being held on July 15 - 18, 2019 at Manhattanville College. Registration is limited and only open to consortium members. Please email or call the Teacher Center if you are interested in attending. For more information on this 3-day program click here.
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2019 Science in Action Spring Conference
Please join your Science colleagues on Saturday, March 23 at Purchase College from 8:30 am – 2:00pm. This conference is for all levels – Elementary through High School. The pre conference fee is $30 and $35 for those who register at the door. The day will include breakfast, breakout sessions, lunch and a demo expo. To register for this program click here.
Social Emotional Conference for Educators and Community Members
Saturday, March 23 at White Plains High School
This Conference is being offered by the Lower Hudson Teacher Center Network. There is no charge for this conference and breakfast and lunch will be available. For further information or to register for this conference, click here.
Early Childhood Transitions Conference 2019 “Back to Basics”
This full day Early Childhood Conference is Thursday, March 28 from 7:45am - 3:00pm and is being held at the HNA Palisades Premier Conference Center. It will focus on a variety of topics in Pre-K and K education with a focus on the principles of the Back to Basics Initiative conceived by the Achievement Gap Initiative at Harvard University. For more information or to register click here.
CELF Environmental Literacy 2019 Summer Institute
The Teacher Center can sponsor a limited number of registrants for the 3-day CELF program, being held on July 15 - 18, 2019 at Manhattanville College. Registration is limited and only open to consortium members. Please email or call the Teacher Center if you are interested in attending. For more information on this 3-day program click here.
FREE National Board Writing Institutes
The Lower Hudson Teacher Center Network, in collaboration with NYSUT, continues to support National Board candidates in the region and will be offering four (4) Writing Workshops in February and March. For more information or to register click the links below:
March 30 - Arlington HS, Lagrangeville, NY
May 6 - Rockland BOCES
DASA
The Teacher will be offering a DASA Certification Workshop on Saturday, March 30 from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm @ Woodlands HS - Room 136, 475 West Hartsdale Avenue, Hartsdale NY 10530. To register click here.
Mathematics Competency Professional Development Seminars
Manhattanville College is launching a new initiative for all K-8 teachers who want to improve their mathematics teaching and comprehension, comfort, and confidence. There will be a total of seven seminars, the first seminar starts on March 20. For a listing of the seminars click here or for more questions email Larry Krute at Laurence.Krute@mville.edu.
Poverty Simulation Experience - Thursday, March 14
Families and individuals living in poverty face multiple challenges every day. This simulation will bridge the gap from misconception to understanding. To register for the free workshop (3 CTLE hours) click here.
The Lower Hudson Teacher Center Network, in collaboration with NYSUT, continues to support National Board candidates in the region and will be offering four (4) Writing Workshops in February and March. For more information or to register click the links below:
March 30 - Arlington HS, Lagrangeville, NY
May 6 - Rockland BOCES
DASA
The Teacher will be offering a DASA Certification Workshop on Saturday, March 30 from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm @ Woodlands HS - Room 136, 475 West Hartsdale Avenue, Hartsdale NY 10530. To register click here.
Mathematics Competency Professional Development Seminars
Manhattanville College is launching a new initiative for all K-8 teachers who want to improve their mathematics teaching and comprehension, comfort, and confidence. There will be a total of seven seminars, the first seminar starts on March 20. For a listing of the seminars click here or for more questions email Larry Krute at Laurence.Krute@mville.edu.
Poverty Simulation Experience - Thursday, March 14
Families and individuals living in poverty face multiple challenges every day. This simulation will bridge the gap from misconception to understanding. To register for the free workshop (3 CTLE hours) click here.
2018-2019 Tarrytown Learning Center Seminars
For more information or to register for one of these Seminars click here.
Teacher Center Policy Board
If any teacher is interested in joining our Policy Board for the 2018-19 school year, please have your Union President contact us.
National Board Certification
For more information on National Board Certification or to find a current cohort in the Lower Hudson Region, please contact Lori D'Andrea, Director of the Teacher Center or Click Here
Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE)
For important information on CTLE Requirements Click Here.
For more information or to register for one of these Seminars click here.
Teacher Center Policy Board
If any teacher is interested in joining our Policy Board for the 2018-19 school year, please have your Union President contact us.
National Board Certification
For more information on National Board Certification or to find a current cohort in the Lower Hudson Region, please contact Lori D'Andrea, Director of the Teacher Center or Click Here
Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE)
For important information on CTLE Requirements Click Here.
In person Courses (15 hours)
• Digitalizing Lesson Content and Delivery Using the Google Education Suite
April 23, 30; May 7, 14, 21 – Instructor, Aiza Shikapwashya
Hybrid Courses (45 hours)
• Teaching the Exceptional Student: An Introduction to Special Education
July 8, 11, 15, 18 – Instructor, Christine Metrinko
• Genre Study
July 9, 10, 16, 17 – Instructor, Michelle Kaczmarek
Online Courses (45 hours)
• Social and Emotional Development in the Classroom
April 1 – May 5 - Instructor, Joan Carrozza
• Finding Your Balance: Strengthening Reading and Writing through Balanced Literacy
April 10 – May 15 - Instructor, Hope Weinberg
• Addressing Learning Disabilities with Effective Classroom Strategies
April 15 – May 20 – Instructor, Joan Carrozza
• Growth Mindset
April 29 – May 29 - Instructor, Mike DeMario
• Practical Resources to Enhance Your Curriculum
May 1 – June 5 - Instructor, Joan Carrozza
• Aligning your Math to the Next Generation Learning Standards (15 hours online)
May 6 – May 28- Instructor, Mike DeMario
• Conferring with Confidence: The Heart of Effective Reading and Writing Instruction
June 17 – July 15 - Instructor, Hope Weinberg
• Students at the Center of Learning
July 5 – August 5 - Instructor, Joan Carrozza
• Genius Hour
July 8 – August 5 – Instructor, Cameron Brindise
• Look Who’s Talking: Accountable Talk in the Classroom
July 8 – August 5 - Instructor, Lori D’Andrea
• Digitalizing Lesson Content and Delivery Using the Google Education Suite
April 23, 30; May 7, 14, 21 – Instructor, Aiza Shikapwashya
Hybrid Courses (45 hours)
• Teaching the Exceptional Student: An Introduction to Special Education
July 8, 11, 15, 18 – Instructor, Christine Metrinko
• Genre Study
July 9, 10, 16, 17 – Instructor, Michelle Kaczmarek
Online Courses (45 hours)
• Social and Emotional Development in the Classroom
April 1 – May 5 - Instructor, Joan Carrozza
• Finding Your Balance: Strengthening Reading and Writing through Balanced Literacy
April 10 – May 15 - Instructor, Hope Weinberg
• Addressing Learning Disabilities with Effective Classroom Strategies
April 15 – May 20 – Instructor, Joan Carrozza
• Growth Mindset
April 29 – May 29 - Instructor, Mike DeMario
• Practical Resources to Enhance Your Curriculum
May 1 – June 5 - Instructor, Joan Carrozza
• Aligning your Math to the Next Generation Learning Standards (15 hours online)
May 6 – May 28- Instructor, Mike DeMario
• Conferring with Confidence: The Heart of Effective Reading and Writing Instruction
June 17 – July 15 - Instructor, Hope Weinberg
• Students at the Center of Learning
July 5 – August 5 - Instructor, Joan Carrozza
• Genius Hour
July 8 – August 5 – Instructor, Cameron Brindise
• Look Who’s Talking: Accountable Talk in the Classroom
July 8 – August 5 - Instructor, Lori D’Andrea
