South Redford teachers and administrators will participate in core content committees and administrative team meetings.

This program includes all committee meetings within the Allegan County ISD for the 2005-06 school year. These meetings include, but are not limited to, School Psychologists, Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Special Education Supervisors, Hearing Impaired Meetings, Speech & Language Meetings, etc.

The Allegan County School Business Officials group will get updates on legislation, laws, MSBO products and services, health insurance, school finance, reporting, taxes, bonding, elections and hot topics. They will also have discussion on issues relavant to their county.

The participants of the Berrien/Cass/Van Buren SBO will get updates on MSBO activies and products, legislation, Michigan´s economy and the state budget, negotiations, purchase cases, purchasing cooperatives and human resources and other hot topics.

The MSBO Board of Directors meeting include strategic planning for MSBO and they discuss current issues affecting schools and our membership and how best to serve and inform our members. In the past we have had presentations on financial forcasting software, facilities management software, and the Durant/Adair lawsuit.

**Gratiot-Isabella RESD constituents only**

The Genesee Area School Business Officials will discuss topics that include health insurance, purchase cards, maintenance/custodial tracking software, budget projection software, energy management and conservation, new legislation and laws, and school finance.

The Intermediate School District (ISD) Committee assists members with issues related to ISD, such as vocational and special education, student services, grants, funding, and reporting.

The Macomb/St. Clair SBO group will discuss issues effecting their region including hot topics such as legislative and legal updates, state reporting and forms, school finance, energy conservation and technology.

Participants for the Middle Michigan School Business Officials will get updates from MSBO on new products and services which include energy conservation, maintenance software, budget projection software, purchase cards and MSBO library and reference information. Also they will receive updates on legislation, negotiations and other hot topics.

Members of the Montcalm County SBO will get updates throughout the year on the following hot topics: legislation, school laws, ethics, elections, health insurance, facilities, privatization, retirement, property taxes, MSBO, GASB, etc. Also, there will be discussion on issues that effect the local district in the county.

Participants of the MSBO Committee, Regions, and Board meetings will get updates on legislation, retirement, health insurance, MSBO activities, purchasing cooperatives and cards, energy management, and technology. Also they will receive information pertaining to their committee or regional area.

The Northern Michigan School Business Officials will discuss issues such as 403b), property tax reconciliation, managing stress, budget forecasting, and MSBO activities. They will also get updates on legislation and school laws.

The Northwest Michigan School Business Officials will discuss current issues facing school business officials and public schools such as declining enrollment, negotiations, funding, school finance, retirement, state aid, and MSBO products and activities.

Members of the Oakland County School Business Officials will get updates on a myriad of issues such as elections, taxes, school finance, economics, retirement, GASB, reporting, MSBO activities, purchase cards, energy conservation, etc. There will also be roundtable discussion on issues directly effecting the participating districts.

The Purchasing Committee reviews new products, laws and regulations, and legislation. They also discuss ethics, antitrust and group and cooperative purchasing.

Saginaw Valley SBO group meeting will include updates throughout the year on current topics such as: legislation, school laws, energy conservation, ethics, elections, health insurance, facilities, purchase cards, consolidation of services, economic update, retirement, property taxes and MSBO updates.

The St. Clair County BITECH Group consists of school business managers. They discuss current problems or issues with software and brainstorm remedies and practices. If issues are not resolved within the group presenters and/or trainers are brought in. Also they will discuss financial issues relatent to the software and their county.

The purpose of this committee is the following: to provide a forum for discussion of issues of concern and/or interest to school technology managers and a mechanism for communicating those issues to MSBO and other member groups, to provide a mechanism for meeting the professional development needs for MSBO members responsible for managing technology in schools, to assist in promoting the efficient use of technology in schools, including creating standards for the management and application of technology, and to serve as a resource for MSBO in helping all school business personnel understand technology in schools and how to use it properly and efficiently.

The participants of the Washtenaw/Livingston SBO will get updates on MSBO activies and products, legislation, health insurance costs, negotiations, purchase cards, purchasing cooperatives, human resources and other hot topics that are relate to their area.

Member of the Wayne County School Business Officials will discuss current topics that effect their districts locally and throughout the county. They will also get updates on issues such as legislation, MSBO activities, legal, retirement, health insurance, energy conservation, etc.

The members of the Western Area School Business Officials group will get updates on legislation, laws, elections, Michigan´s economy and the state budget, negotiations, purchase cased, purchasing cooperatives including energy cooperatives, health insurance, MSBO activities, and other hot topics.

2005-2006 Committee Meetings – Shiawassee RESD is for the Committee meetings of Shiawassee Regional Education Service District staff and constituent districts of Shiawassee County for the 2005-2006 school year. Committees must meet a minimum of six times during the year, and members must attend five of the meetings in order to receive 3.0 SB-CEU’s credits for the 2005-2006 school year.

Curriculum, MEAP, Special Education, Grade Level, and/or Content Area Teams will meet in their respective districts for the purpose of supporting high quality teaching strategies and initiatives to ensure the success of all students.

Participants will discuss issues relating to student instruction and/or organizational technology support.

LISD staff will meet in departmental or program teams to discuss issues which will support and improve the quality of general, special, and vocational education instruction and/or services in LISD and local district programs.

This program will encompass all Committee Meetings within the Saginaw ISD for 2005-2006 school year, including but not limited to: SISD Superintendents Leadership Series, SISD Leadership Team, Special Education Director´s Meetings, Curriculum Council, Elementary/Middle & Middle/High School Principals Series, SISD County Wide Staff Meetings.

**Gratiot-Isabella RESD constituents only**

Committees in Barry, Branch and Calhoun Counties are eligible for 3.0 SB-CEUs, providing they meet the established MDE criteria. Teams will meet in their respective districts for the purpose of supporting high quality teaching strategies and initiatives and to ensure best knowledge is practiced.

Restricted to GISD and GISD consitituient district staff and committee members. This application will provide the opportunity for staff to receive CEU credit for their participation in committee meetings before, during and after the regular work day/year as long as criteria set forth by MDE is met and verified. (Participants may be granted a maximum of 3.0 CEUs per year under this application and only 9.0 of these type of CEUs may be used for recertification purposes.)

Restricted to staff from Genesee ISD constituient districts. Participants will attend school improvement team meetings for their buildings/schools during the 2006-07 school year.

Participants of the MSBO Committee, Regions, and Board meetings will get updates on legislation, retirement, health insurance, MSBO activities, purchasing cooperatives and cards, energy management, and technology. Also they will receive information pertaining to their committee or regional area.

Restricted to staff from Genesee ISD constituient districts. Participants will be a part of a Standards Review Team; Assessment Review Team; MEAP Item Review Team; State Board Approved Advisory Committee; State Subject Area Standards Team; and/or a Curriculum Standards Review Team during the 2006-07 school year.

2006-07 school committees from the four public school districts or Menominee County Intermediate School District are eligible to receive 3.00 SB-CEUs provided they meet the MDE SB-CEU criteria. Committee meetings must meet at least 6 times during the year and members must attend a minimum of 6 meetings or 3/4´s of the scheduled meetings, whichever is higher.

To provide a well organized structured forum for the sharing of concerns, ideas, and suggestions related to the managing of a modern public school district. Guest speakers provide timely and relevant materials and ideas to the participants. The goal of these meetings is to provide the Lapeer County with an opportunity to stay abreast of current regulations as well as best practices in education. The information that they are exposed to at these meetings assists them as they provide their home districts with the vision and leadership required. Some of the topics that will be covered a the monthy meetings include: MEAP data analysis, common countywide school calendar, county wide professional development, technology improvements, Health Department updates, Special Education issues and regulations, General Education issues, legal updates, and financial suggestions.

Educators in Lenawee County are able to earn 3.0 SB-CEUs for actively participating in a Lenawee County committee meeting during the 2006-2007 school year.

**Gratiot-Isabella RESD constituents only**

Restricted to Genesee ISD constituents. Participants will be an active member of a local or ISD approved P.A. 25 School Improvement Team during the 2007-08 school year.

2007-08 school committees from the four public school districts and the Menominee County Intermediate School District are eligible to receive 3.00 SB-CEUs provided they meet the MDE SB-CEU criteria. Committees must meet at least six times during the year and members must attend a minimum of 6 meetings or 3/4´s of the scheduled meetings, whichever is higher.

Participants of the MSBO Committee, Regions, and Board meetings will get updates on legislation, retirement, health insurance, MSBO activities, purchasing cooperatives and cards, energy management, and technology. Also they will receive information pertaining to their committee or regional area.

Restricted to Genesee ISD constituents. Participants will be on a official building or district committee during the 2007-08 school year.

This program is for serving on a school committee within the Van Buren ISD district for the 2007-2008 school year. Participants must attend 3/4 of the scheduled meetings, but not less than six meetings to be eligible for sb-ceu credit.

This program will encompass all Committee Meetings within the Saginaw ISD for 2007-2008 school year, including but not limited to: SISD Superintendents Leadership Series, SISD Leadership Team, Special Education Director´s Meetings, Curriculum Council, Elementary/Middle & Middle/High School Principals Series, SISD County Wide Staff Meetings.

Individuals must participate in 3/4 of scheduled meetings, but not less than six meetings.

Engage students in relevant and rigorous learning. During this two day course you will develop a project with an assessment integrating 21st century learning and Michigan academic expectations. Online resources and instructional technologies will be used along with "low tech" solutions. Lunch is provided both days. Register for this course if you want to integrate 21st century skills development into your curricula or design and implement learning projects with your students. Fee $45. For additional information contact Jacki Campbell at campbej@resa.net.

This program includes all committee meetings within the Allegan Area Educational Service Agency for the 2006-07 school year. These meetings include, but are not limited to, School Psychologists, Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Special Education Supervisors, Hearing Impaired Committee Meetings, Speech & Language Meetings, etc.

This program includes all committee meetings within the Allegan Area Educational Service Agency (AAESA) for the 2007-08 school year. These meetings include, but are not limited to School Psychologists, Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, Special Education Supervisors, Hearing Impaired Committee Meetings, Speech & Language Meetings, etc. There must be verified attendance at 3/4 of scheduled meetings but not less than 6 to qualify. There must be an agenda for each meeting and a Chairperson to sign attendance sheets for verification.

Limited to Wayne County school districts and designed for members of assessment, curriculum and standards review teams only. Please note that applicants will be approved for one eligible team service only. The Verification Form and guidelines are posted on www.resa.net/ceus. For additional information please contact Bonnie Finlayson at (734)334-1385

The Autism Coaches´ Workshops were originally designed to provide information, training and support for those staff working in local schools with students who have Autism Spectrum Disorder. this initiative is part of the Michigan START grant through Grand Valley State University. A new approach this year recognizes that this training is beneficial for all staff using accommodations and differentiated instruction in order to meet the varying needs of students. Education teams from local schools, including general education teachers, special education teachers, administrators, and COP ancillary staff would benefit from applying this information to support students requiring differentiated learning.

Barry, Branch, Calhoun Counties only. To enable a member of an accreditation review or site visit team member to receive credit for a site visit during the 2007-08 school year.

This program will encompass all CCRESA Committee Meetings for 2005-2006, including but not limited to: Career Connections Instructors Meetings, High School Principals, Middle School/High School Counselors, Elementary/Middle School Principals, Special Education Adm. Leadership, Curriculum Council, and Superintendents Meetings.

This program will encompass all CCRESA Committee Meetings for 2006-2007, including but not limited to: Career Connections Instructors Meetings, High School Principals, Middle School/High School Counselors, Elementary/Middle School Principals, Special Education Adm. Leadership, Curriculum Council, and Superintendents Meetings.

This program will encompass all CCRESA Committee Meetings for 2007-2008, including but not limited to: Career Connections Instructors Meetings, High School Principals, Middle School/High School Counselors, Elementary/Middle School Principals, Special Education Adm. Leadership, Curriculum Council, and Superintendents Meetings.

This program is for the activity of serving on a committee for schools under the juristiction of the Wexford-Missaukee ISD for the 2005-06 school year. Committees must meet a minimum of six times in the school year, and members must attend five of the meetings in order to receive 3.0 SB-CEU credits for the school year.

Administrative Meetings and Principals Meetings for 2007-2008 school year. Participants must attend 75% of scheduled meetings in each committee.

Administrative Meetings and Principals Meetings for 2005-2006 school year. Participants must attend 75% of scheduled meetings in each committee.

Administrative Meetings and Principals Meetings for the current school year. Participants must attend 75% of scheduled meetings in each committee.

This covers meetings held in Lapeer Community Schools for LCS employees. Meetings may be for leadership team (principals and other administrators), school improvement, curriculum development, etc.

Various committee meetings to be held in the 2006-2007 school year.

Participation is restricted to Lutheran School teachers attending committee meetings during the 2006-2007 academic school year. Contact Amy Becher at (734) 995-7450 or email lifelonglearning@cuaa.edu for more information.

Participation is restricted to Lutheran school teachers attending committee meetings during the 2007-2008 academic school year. Contact Amy Becher (734) 995-7311 or email lifelonglearning@cuaa.edu for more information.

Various committee meetings to be held in the 2007-2008 school year.

Participants may receive credit for serving on a variety of district or ISD committees. Criteria for this credit is available by contacting the COP ESD SB-CEU coordinator.

This program is for the Committee meetings associated with Eaton Intermediate School District for the 2005-2006 school year.

This program is for the Committee meetings associated with Eaton Intermediate School District for the 2006-2007 school year.

This program is for the Committee meetings associated with Eaton Intermediate School District for the 2007-2008 school year.

This program is for the activity of serving on a committee for schools under the jurisdiction of Ingham Intermediate School District for the 2005-2006 school year. Committees must meet a minumum of six times in the school year, and members must attend five of the meetings in order to receive 3.0 SB-CEU credits for the school year.

This program is for the activity of serving on a committee for schools under the jurisdiction of the Ingham ISD for the 2006-07 school year. Participants must have verified attendance at 3/4 of the scheduled meetings, but not less than six meetings, to be eligible for sb-ceu credit-no mixing and matching of committee meetings is permitted.

An activity for serving on a school committee for those schools under the jurisdiction of Ingham ISD for the 2007-2008 school year. Participants must have verified attendance at 3/4 of the scheduled meetings, but not less than six meetings to be eligible for sb-ceu credit. No mixing and matching of committee meetings is permitted.

This program is for the activity of serving on a committee for schools under the juristiction of the Ottawa Area ISD for the 2005-2006 school year. Committees must meet a minimum of six times in the school year, and members must attend five of the meetings in order to receive 3.0 SB-CEU credits for the school year.

This program is for the activity of serving on a committee for schools under the juristiction of the Ottawa Area ISD for the 2007-08 school year. Participants must have verified attendance at 3/4 of the scheduled committee meetings, but not less than 6 meeting, to be eligible for SB-CEUs. (No mixing and matching of committee meetings.)

This program is for the activity of serving on a committee for schools under the jurisdiction of the Wexford-Missaukee ISD for the 2006-07 school year. Committees must meet a minimum of six times in the school year, and members must attend three-quarters of the meetings (but not less than 6 meetings) in order to receive 3.0 SB-CEU credits for the school year.

This program is for the activity of serving on a committee for schools under the jurisdiction of the Wexford-Missaukee ISD for the 2008-2009 school year. Committees must meet a minimum of six times in the school year and members must attend three-quarters of the meetings (but not less than six meetings) in order to receive 3.0 SB-CEU credits for the school year.

This program is for the activity of serving on a committee for schools under the jurisdiction of the Wexford-Missaukee ISD for the 2007-08 school year. Committees must meet a minimum of six times in the school year, and members must attend three-quarters of the meetings (but not less than 6 meetings) in order to receive 3.0 SB-CEU credits for the school year.

For all School Committee Meetings for Livingston County school personnel for the 2006-2007 school year.

The following committees/meetings in the Char-Em ISD service area meeting at least 6 times for the 05/06 school year are eligible to earn SB-CEU´s. Superintendents Meetings, Principals Meetings, School Psychologists Meetings, Special Education Teachers/Directors Meetings.

The following committees/meetings in the Char-Em ISD service area meeting at least 6 times or 75% for the 06/07 school year are eligible to earn SB-CEU´s. Superintendents Meetings, Principals Meetings, School Psychologists Meetings, Special Edcation teachers/Directors Meetings.

Serve as a participant on a school committee within Kent Intermediate School district.

For those actively serving on Committees for the 2007-08 school year.

Participants will actively serve on committees for the 2008-09 school year and will attend at least 3/4 of the scheduled committee meetings and no less than 6 meetings.

School committee meetings for 2007-2008. Committees must meet a minimum of six times in the school year, and members must attend three-quarters of the scheduled meetings, but not less than six meetings.

The goal is to build proficiency in accessing student achievement data in buildings, to learn how to formulate questions and use data to answer them and to use data to determine AYP targets. School leaders will learn to analyze MEAP performance and identify strengths, needs and goals. A game plan to engage staff in data alalysis will be developed.

The Academic Advisory Committee meeting will cover a wide range of topics. The discussion topics will lead to policy and procedure for academic programming within the Michigan Department of Corrections Education Section. We will cover grant purchases for classroom materials, GED procedural issues, ESL content standards, continued monitoring of the Key Train software pilot program, as well as finalize professional development programs for teachers.

The Academic Advisory Committee meeting will cover a wide range of topics. The discussion topics will lead to policy and procedure for academic programming within the Michigan Department of Corrections Education Section. We will cover grant purchases for classroom materials, GED procedural issues, ESL content standards, continued monitoring of the Key Train software pilot program, as well as finalize professional development programs for teachers.

Restricted to staff from GISD consituient districts. Participants will meet regularly to discuss test results, evaluate assessment instruments, dissaggregate data and implement plan of action for disseminating information and making changes as necessary.

Restricted to staff from GISD constituient districts. Staff leaders will meet regularly to evaluate, plan and implement staff development programs.

Today’s teachers must differentiate instruction to help every child achieve. Come learn about a variety of electronic resources to accomplish this for general-education students, ELL/ESL students, those working below or above grade level, those with reading challenges or special needs, and more. Resources will include, but not be limited to: video streaming, the Michigan Electronic Library (MeL), NetTrekker, Test prep, and BlackBoard. The audience for this course is all educators. For more information contact Jacki Campbell at 734.334.1303 or register online at www.solutionwhere.com/wayneresa.

A monthly meeting of the EUP Secondary School Principals´ Association to disseminate pertinent information to area principals, to provide instruction of new technologies and to foster cohesive partnerships with fellow principals.

EUPISD 2005-2006 Committee Meetings

EUPISD 2006-07 Committee Meetings

EUPISD 2007-08 Committee Meetings

Monthly executive board meetings on first Sunday of month during the academic year. Committees include the Track & Field, Cross Country and Middle School.

Monthly executive board meetings on first Sunday of month during the academic year.

Increase awareness of cost saving educational software tools and access information and resources that guide participants in the application selection and implementations process. Participants will learn how to find the types of Open Source and Free Software needed in today´s classrooms, increase awareness of potential risks and benefits associated with free software, and learn how to evaluate available applications based on cost, usability, compatibility, and potential impact.

Teachers will participate in grade level roundtables focusing on the GLCE´s in math, language arts and social studies. Research-based strategies and curricular alignment will be addressed.

Use the Internet as a tool to locate information about the grant writing process and funding sources. Explore the basic elements of a proposal and receive an MS Word template to guide the actual preparation of a generic proposal. Prerequisites: basic computer and word-processing skills. Lunch and reference materials are provided. Designed for Wayne County K-12, public school educators – others are invited to register. Registration fee for non-K12 educators and outside Wayne County is $100. The audience for this course is all educators. For more information contact Jacki Campbell at 734.334.1303 or register online at www.solutionwhere.com/wayneresa.

This kick-off meeting for members of the committee for Van Buren and Allegan Counties. The purpose is to determine the direction for K-8 Mathematics instruction and assessments. Included will be some curriculum mapping and assessment work to find out where the gaps really are.

this is for all committee Meetings sponsored by Kalamazoo RESA

Educators in Lenawee County are able to earn 3.0 SB-CEU´s for actively participating in a Lenawee County committee meetings during the 2007-2008 school year.

Educators in Lenawee County are able to earn 3.0 SB-CEUs for actively participating in a Lenawee County committee meetings during the 2008-2009 school year.

Macomb Committee Meetings, 2006/2007

Macomb Committee Meetings, 2007/2008

This program is for all committee meetings within the Marquette-Alger school districts.

This program is for all committee meetings within the Marquette-Alger school districts.

This program is for all committee meetings within the Marquette-Alger school districts for the 2007-08 school year.

This application will cover all committee meetings for MASP.

M.A.S.P. board and committee members meet alternate months from September 2005 to July 2006.

For Jackson Public Schools McCulloch Elementary staff and parents only. They will be working on the 2007-2008 school year planning. Strategies for the upcoming school year and implementation of curriculum.

School Committee Meetings for the 2009/2010 school year. Application must be made with your local SB-CEU sponsor at the time of the activity in order for SB-CEUs to be awarded. Candidates must participate in 3/4 of the scheduled meetings, but not less than 6 meetings. A maximum of 9.0 SB-CEUs in this activity in a five-year renewal period can be used toward certificate renewal.

The Academic Advisory Committee meeting will cover a wide range of topics. The discussion topics will lead to policy and procedure for academic programming within the Michigan Department of Corrections Education Section. We will cover GED training evaluations and issues, professional development programs for teachers and school secretaries, possible introduction of the CLEP tests, and finalization of the soft skill goals and objectives.

The Academic Advisory Committee meeting will cover a wide range of topics. The discussion topics will lead to policy and procedure for academic programming within the Michigan Department of Corrections Education Section. We will cover grant purchases for classroom materials, GED procedural issues, continued monitoring of the Key Train software pilot program, as well as an investigation of potential professional development programs for teachers.

The Academic Advisory Committee meeting will cover a wide range of topics. The discussion topics will lead to policy and procedure for academic programming within the Michigan Department of Corrections Education Section. We will cover grant purchases for classroom materials, GED procedural issues, ESL content standards, continued monitoring of the Key Train software pilot program, as well as finalize professional development programs for teachers.

For registration information, please contact Kathy Francis at kfrancis@misd.net or 586/228-3371. Open to PC users who need advanced level Excel specifics in Macomb County only. Participants will expand upon the skills learned in the beginning basic level.

Committee Meetings for the 2006/07 school year, including the Middle School, Track & Field and Cross Country committees. Additionally, participants may earn SB-CEUs for participation on one committee regardeless of the number on which they serve.

2007-2008 committee meetings for MOISD Area-Wide School District schools.

This program includes all committee meetings within Monroe County ISD for the 2005-06 school year. These meetings include, but are not limited to Superintendents´ Association, Curriculum Directors, Principals´ Committee meetings, Media Advisory Council meetings.

This program includes all committee meetings within Monroe County ISD for the 2006-07 school year. These meetings include, but are not limited to, Superintendents´ Association, Curriculum Directors, Principals´ Committee meetings, Media Advisory Council meetings.

Educators in Monroe County are able to earn 3.0 SB-CEUs for participating in committee meetings within Monroe County for the 2007-08 school year.

Educators in Monroe County are able to earn 3.0 SB-CEUs for participating in committee meetings within Monroe County for the 2007-08 school year.

Monthly meetings held with administrative leadership team at Montcalm Area ISD.

Monthly meetings scheduled for technology directors at the MAISD, seven local school districts and the community college to plan and collaborate technology development, implementation, integration, professional development and collaboration on a county wide level to improve student achievement.

This application is intended for NHA building administrators and/ or NHA teachers who choose to serve on a committee for NHA charter schools during the 2006-07 school year. Committees must hold a minimum of six meetings per school year. Committee members must attend a minimum of five of those six meetings in order to be eligible for SB-CEU credit.

This application is intended for NHA building administrators and/ or NHA teachers who choose to serve on a committee for NHA charter schools during the 2007-08 school year. Committees must hold a minimum of six meetings per school year. Committee members must attend a minimum of five of those six meetings in order to be eligible for SB-CEU credit.

This application is intended for NHA building administrators and/or NHA teachers who choose to serve on a committee for NHA charter schools during the 2006-07 school year. Committee members must attend a minimum of 75% of all meetings held - no less than six meetings.

This application is intended for the NHA building administrators and/ or NHA teachers who choose to serve on a School Improvement Committee for NHA during the 2007-08 school year. Participants must attend a minimum of 75% of all meetings held – no less than six meetings.

This is for Jackson Public Northeast staff only and parents. Meeting to plan for upcoming school year and changes that need to be made by On Site Review Team.

Open only to participants within Oakland County schools. Participants must attend at least 75% of the scheduled meetings, and no less than 6. For more information, please contact the Oakland Schools´ SB-CEU coordinator.

Open to Plymouth-Canton Community School staff only. District Committee Meetings will include, but are not limited to Superintendent’s CORE Team Meetings, Principal Meetings, Curriculum Meetings, Special Education Department Meetings etc. Participants must attend at least 6 meetings per school year. Topics will include but are not limited to curriculum development, support and improvement of the quality of general, special, and vocational instruction, evaluate, plan, and implement professional staff development, contract issues, implementation of adopted programs, grade level content expectations, operational processes and procedures, strategic planning, financial forecasting, facilities management, legislation, school law, and technology support. The participant along with the assigned program monitor must complete a District Committee Meeting form. An application for (3) SB-CEUs is only available for participation on one (1) committee per school year regardless of the number of committees to which a person may belong.

Open to Plymouth-Canton Community School staff only. District Committee Meetings will include, but are not limited to Superintendent´s CORE Team Meetings, Principal Meetings, Curriculum Meetings, Special Education Department Meetings etc. Participants must attend 3/4 of all scheduled meetings and there can not be less than 6 meetings per school year. Topics will include but are not limited to curriculum development, support and improvement of the quality of general, special and vocational instruction, evaluate, plan, and implement professional staff development, contract issues, implementation of adopted programs, grade level content expectations, operational processes and procedures, strategic planning, financial forcasting, facilities management, legislation, school law, and technology support. The participant along with the assigned program monitor must comlete a District Committee Meeting form. An application for (3) SB-CEUs is only available for participation on one (1) committee per school year regardless of the number of committees to which a person may belong.

Experience how to create, edit, and publish a podcast in this 2-session course. You will learn the skills necessary to add podcasting into your instruction and to assist students in creating their own podcasts. Bring your own wireless-enabled laptop computer or use one of RESA’s. Fee includes flash drive. This course requires intermediate computer skills and is intended for all educators. For more information contact Jacki Campbell at 734.334.1303.

For principals and school administrators only. Principal meetings focus on leading conversations with staff, assessment of data relevant to student performance, leadership development, how to conduct classroom walkthroughs, and other relevant information.

Does your textbook come with a CD? Many text books come with an Exam View CD full of tests, quizzes and material you could be using in class. Learn how to manipulate it and use it to enhance your instruction. We will also explore how these materials can be used with the CPS Blue Clickers. Bring your text, CD, and your laptop if you have one (or use ours). Instructor: Tovah Sheldon. Please note: classes meeting 8 – 3 will have an hour break to leave for lunch. Class meets August 17 -18, TH-F, 8–3 pm, JCISD Distance Learning Center. Class fees: $70. Graduate credit available at additional fees.

Roseville staff members meet on a regular basis to review district goals, curriculum, student safety and current legislation and plan accordingly.

Roseville Schools staff members meet on a regular basis to review curriculum, new state legislation, school safety issues, district issues and district goals and plan accordingly.

South Redford only teachers and staff will attend a minimum of 3/4 of scheduled meetings but not less than 6 scheduled Committee meetings during the 2006/07 school year.

Start scanning in this introductory course. We will discuss the criteria for scanning according to your end purpose, sort out the difference between the universal graphic file formats (TIFF, JPEG, GIF, EPS), and touch on the difference between flatbed and film scanning. Contact Jacki Campbell at 734.334.1303 for more information.

Participation is restricted to those selected to serve on Lutheran School Accreditation site visits during the 2006-2007 academic school year. Contact Amy Becher at (734) 995-7450 or email lifelonglearning@cuaa.edu for more information.

This offering is available only to participating DPS schools only. Participants will receive SB-CEUs for serving on a school committee during the 2007-2008 school year.

This offering is available only to participating DPS schools. Participants will receive SB-CEUs for serving on a school committee during the 2008-2009 school year.

Limited to Wayne County school districts and designed for members of school committees and review teams only. Please note that applicants will be approved for one eligible committee only. The Verification Form and guidelines are posted on www.resa.net/ceus. For additional information please contact Bonnie Finlayson at (734)334-1385

Includes service on school committees, superintendents meetings, principal meetings, technology directors meetings, and school psychologist meetings. Eligibility is limited to service on one committee and a maximum of 3 SBCEUs per year.

This application is for Lansing School District staff only for the 2006-07 school year.

This is for Lansing School District staff only for the 2007-08 school year.

For KPS administrators only. This is the 1 application for committees for the 2006-2007 year. The year-long emphasis is on instructional leadership, systemic improvement using the Baldrige criteria, as well as peer-led groups concerning data, writing, and other district concerns.

This application is intended for the NHA building administrators and/ or NHA teachers who choose to serve on a School Improvement Committee for NHA during the 2006-07 school year. Participants must attend a minimum of 75% of all meetings held – no less than six meetings.

This program is for the School Improvement Teams associated with Eaton Intermediate School District for the 2006-2007 school year.

This program is for the School Improvement Teams associated with Eaton Intermediate School District for the 2007-2008 school year.

Monthly meetings held with Montcalm Area ISD school psychologists for case review.

Teachers and administrators will meet for 42 scheduled hours on Monday mornings during the 06-07 school year. Topics for professional learning and discussions will iclude but not be limited to: Data Teams,; assessment and strategies; GLCEs-Curriculum Mapping, Technology related topics such as video-streaming, MI Tracker, Study Whiz, E-campus, web page design; Improving readling instruction through phonics and vocabulary development; Writing-scoring with rubrics; graphic organizers, NCA Plan interventions; job embedded learning; coaching and mentoring for all; collaboration, data gathering, analysis, tracking and feedback tools to use; differentiated instruction; problem solving strategies; journaling; pacing guides; Balance Literacy-literacy centers for story elements; study skills nd test taking skills, etc. This will be under the Non-traditional activities eligible to receive SB-CEU (G. ) School Committee Meetings.

This application covers all committees for the CCISD area including but not limited to: Elementary, Middle School and High School Principals, Technology committees, School pyschologist meetings, book study committees, and curriculum committees. All committees must meet a minimum of 8 times during the school year with a set agenda at each meeting and participants requesting credit must attend at least 6 of the scheduled meetings and not less than 3/4 of the total meetings if more than 8 meetings are scheduled. Call Carla or Loret at 482-0331 for more information.

Serving as a participant on a school committee within Shiawassee Regional Education Service District. Participants must attend at least 75% of the scheduled meetings, but no less than 6. For more information, please contact the Shiawassee RESD SB-CEU coordinator.

Shiawassee RESD Committee Meetings 2007-2008 will encompass all school committees within the Shiawassee County School Districts. Participants must attend 75% of the scheduled meetings and minimum of six (6) meetings. For more information, please contact the Shiawassee RESD SB-CEU coordinator.

Learn the basics of the SMART Board ™ interactive whiteboard. This course is designed for teachers who are new to the SMART Board™. We will cover the features of SMART´s Notebook software and working with Ink Aware applications. This is a demonstration/discussion and NOT hands-on. You will leave with a copy of the SMART´s Learner Workbook (Level 1) which includes reference material, step-by-step activities and quizzes. Lunch provided. Fee: $35. For additional information contact Jacki Campbell at campbej@resa.net.

The Social Studies Curriculum Review Team (SSCRT) will provide MEAP analysis and implementation of the EUPISD curriculum and GLCE´s.

This session will allow special area teachers (Art, Foreign Language, Media, Technology, Music, and Physical Education) in grades K-12 to do common planning and program development.

South Redford staff will participate on a committee during the 2007/08 school year and attend a minimum of 3/4 of the scheduled committee meetings, not less than 6 total.

Open only to participants within St. Clair County RESA. Participants must attend at least 75% of the scheduled meetings, but no less than 6. The meetings included in this group are: Assistant Superintendent Meetings, Curriculum Director Meetings, Superintendent Meetings, Special Education Director Meetings, and Technology Director Meetings. For more information, please contact the St. Clair County RESA SB-CEU coordinator.

Open only to participants within St. Clair County RESA. Participants must attend at least 75% of the scheduled meetings, but no less than 6. The meetings included in this group are: Assistant Superintendent Meetings, Curriculum Director Meetings, Superintendent Meetings, Special Education Director Meetings, Technology Director Meetings and Athletic Director Meetings. For more information, please contact the St. Clair County RESA SB-CEU coordinator.

This course has a closed registration process. Participants will be able to utilize their knowledge of computer applications in Grade Quick Gradebook to increase productivity, effectiveness and student achievement.

Serving on a State Review Team, Assessment Review Team, MEAP Review Team, State Board Advisory Committee, State Subject Area Standards Team, Curriculum Standards Review Team for the 2006-07 school year.

Restricted to staff from GISD Constituient districts. Meetings will address curricular mandates, MEAP Testing and requirements, and share best-practices being offered in K-12 districts.

Learn how the Palm handheld comptuer can be used to edit and create Word and Excel files, record student attendance and grades, and e-books and .pdf documents. You will work in the lab, moving files from the Palm to/from the computer. You will also explore ScheduleFinder--the program that provides teachers and administrators instant access to all of their student information. You will learn to use AdvantGo to gather information from websites such as news headlines, weather, or the latest movie schedules and how to surf the Internet wirelessly using the Palm TX.

Monthly meetings to collaborate, set goals for ISD and LEA´s, technical assistance to LEA´s, training

Learn to use eBay to supplement classroom, school and district resources. Participants will explore the growth trends of K-12 public schools, and learn how to utilize on-line auctions to increase district revenue. Register online at http://remc13.org/rta.html. Questions? Call 517.244.1467 or 517.244.1471.