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9/18/2024

The Pennsylvania Department of Education's 2024 SAS Institute, 

Purposeful Leadership:  Support. Empower. Partner.

is scheduled for December 8-11, 2024, at the Hershey Lodge and Convention Center. 

 

 REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

Obtaining Act 45 hours just got easier!

The key objectives of this year’s SAS Institute Act 45 Program are aligned with the theory of action, which shows that targeted leadership enhances administrators' ability to lead educators and cultivates a learning-focused teaching culture to boost student outcomes.

How do I receive Act 45 hours at the SAS Institute?

·       Register for both the Institute ($175) and Act 45 Program ($100)

·       Attend a mandatory session;

·       Sunday, 12/8/24, 4:15 - 5:15 PM OR Monday, 12/9/24, 4:15 - 5:15 PM

·       Earn minimally 10 hours to a maximum of 21 hours of Act 45 credit

·       by attending learning opportunities

·       Submit a digital reflection for each learning opportunity

·       Submit a culminating activity demonstrating your new learning

  

Early Bird STEELS Seminar at no cost (book provided) on

Sunday, December 8th from 1:00pm-4:30pm

Cosponsored by PenSELA

STEELS Leadership: Supporting STEELS Implementation at the Building and District Levels

As districts around the state adopt new science curricula aligned with the PA STEELS standards, we need to develop our understanding of the science practices that are a key dimension of this new approach to science instruction. Designed for district and school leaders and instructional coaches, this seminar will provide an overview of the science practices, a set of supervision tools, and resources for exploring how the practices can be integrated into K-12 classrooms. This seminar will engage practitioners in learning about implementing these practices in K-12 schools. Drawing on the book, “The Instructional Leaders’ Guide to Implementing K-8 Science Practices”, two authors from the book will engage in a hands-on, interactive workshop about the K-12 Science Practices.

 

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