Summit ESC

Jun

4

Aspiring Superintendent's Cohort

The latest OTES Update from the Ohio Department of Education: Part I - Start the school year in the know!
Part II - You are the Superintendent… What are your considerations for your district?

Presenters: Dr. Christina Dinklocker, Leadership Services, Summit ESC; Matt Young, Director of C&I, Summit ESC

Jun

5

Strategizing Sessions: Analysis of Recently Released Testing Data and Implementation of Plans

At these sessions, bring your team to analyze the recently released state data and enhance instructional leadership strategies. Support will be provided how to access the reports, determine areas of strengths and growth, discussions of how to present the data to the stakeholders, and discussion how the data supports the plan for the following year.
Please bring: A device, any trend data, printed reports you have accessed from current or past years

Cost: Free

Contact Hours: 4

Jun

6

PAX Good Behavior Game
PAX Good Behavior Game:
PAX GBG is a classroom-based preventive intervention that gives teachers the skills and strategies to create nurturing environments in their classrooms by teaching self-regulation, co-regulation, and group regulation throughout their daily instruction. Thus, instead of merely implementing an “anti-drug” campaign, the PAX Good Behavior Game actually teaches students skills in delayed gratification that have shown in multiple controlled trials to dramatically improve behavioral, academic, and lifetime outcomes.
Benefits for Teachers and Students:
Major improvement in engaged learning by students.
60-90 minute more time to teach and learn each day.
75-125 fewer disruptions per hour in classes.
Improved benchmark scores that predict success on standardized tests.
20%-30% less need for special education.
Improved family life because of children's improvements at school.
Improved benefits of other prevention efforts.
This is for Summit County districts only

Jun

6

Strategizing Sessions: Analysis of Recently Released Testing Data and Implementation of Plans

At these sessions, bring your team to analyze the recently released state data and enhance instructional leadership strategies. Support will be provided how to access the reports, determine areas of strengths and growth, discussions of how to present the data to the stakeholders, and discussion how the data supports the plan for the following year.
Please bring: A device, any trend data, printed reports you have accessed from current or past years

Cost: Free

Contact Hours: 4

Jun

6

Transportation Leader's Network

Do you supervise your district's student transportation system? Get together quarterly for an informational update and to share topics of mutual interest. Together we are better! The June topic is, "Difficult Behaviors: A Conversation About Legal Responses". Please see the attached flier for more information

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Jun

6

Women's Leadership Network

Come join us for dinner, networking, and an informational presentation! The event will take place at the Silver Lake Country Club, 1325 Graham Road, Silver Lake, Ohio 44224. The featured speaker will be Susan Tucker, Community Services Liaison, Summit ESC. Susan will be speaking on the topic of, "How to Handle Angry Adults: De-Escalation Strategies". Please see the attached flier for more information.

4pm - 5pm Dinner

5pm - 6pm Presentation

6pm - 7pm Networking and Resource Sharing

ONLINE REGISTRATION

Jun

7

PAX Good Behavior Game
PAX Good Behavior Game:
PAX GBG is a classroom-based preventive intervention that gives teachers the skills and strategies to create nurturing environments in their classrooms by teaching self-regulation, co-regulation, and group regulation throughout their daily instruction. Thus, instead of merely implementing an “anti-drug” campaign, the PAX Good Behavior Game actually teaches students skills in delayed gratification that have shown in multiple controlled trials to dramatically improve behavioral, academic, and lifetime outcomes.
Benefits for Teachers and Students:
Major improvement in engaged learning by students.
60-90 minute more time to teach and learn each day.
75-125 fewer disruptions per hour in classes.
Improved benchmark scores that predict success on standardized tests.
20%-30% less need for special education.
Improved family life because of children's improvements at school.
Improved benefits of other prevention efforts.
This is for Summit County districts only

Jun

14

campUS: Positively Influencing Transition for Teens with Hearing Loss
campUS is an overnight summer program for teens with hearing loss transitioning to college or work. This fun, action packed learning experience is open to teens with hearing loss (sophomores, juniors, seniors, and recent HS graduates). In addition to the teen camp, there will also be a one day professional and parent learning experience. Mark your calendars for June 14-15, 2019!!!! You will not want to miss the campUS experience. Registration will begin March 1 --for our SEVENTH year of campUS!

campUS will take place on Ohio States Campus

Jun

20

Wilson Just Words

Jul

8

Skills to Pay the Bills

Room 13 and 16