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Chapter Event – Two Parts
PART ONE: April 20, 2021
3:30 – 5:00 pm
SAVE THE DATE!
PART TWO: May 4, 2021
3:30 – 5:00 pm
Northern California / Nevada and Southern California Chapters present:
A Virtual Wake-Up Call
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Members: FREE | Non-members: $20
Sponsorship: $250
Register
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COVID-19
has magnified the
inequities in our schools and
challenged us to fit the square peg of
traditional teaching modes into the round
hole of remote learning, hybrid classrooms,
and social distancing.
Come interact and share with innovative
education leaders in California and across the
U.S. who are stepping up to the challenge: to
identify and use positive lessons of 2020-21
that cast a new light on the question:
“just what are our schools good
for, anyway?”
Learning Objectives:
- Understand how schools serving a variety of age and socio-economic
groups have positioned themselves to thrive in spite of the Pandemic
- Build your own toolkit of strategies through Interaction with peers to
explore the future form of the resilient educational environment
- See how a building a community and personalizing the learning
experience through virtual and in-person techniques will enhance
learning beyond the status quo
- Explore how school design may change to accommodate the
new learning experience
Speakers:
- John Miller, Teacher, King City Public Schools
- Dr. Joanne Culverhouse, Superintendent, La Habra City SD
- Michelle Barlow, Facilities Director, Claremont McKenna College
- Dr. Gordon Amerson, Superintendent, Duarte Unified SD
- Dr. Lee Heffernan, Literacy Teacher, MCCSC
- David Miyashiro, Superintendent, Cajon Valley USD
- Bruce Duncan, Director of Innovation, Burlingame SD
- Jessica Morgan, Executive Director, Bullis Charter
- Chris McNutt, Educator, Global Impact STEM Academy
- Janet Kliegl, Educational Planner, CFW
Thank you to our Sponsors!
2021 Award of Excellence Program: Call for Entries!
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As an industry-leader of innovative educational facilities planning, A4LE invites you to participate in the 4th annual Southern California Award of Excellence Program. It is a great opportunity to share your best planning experience or design of educational facilities with the rest of the community.
All projects will be reviewed by a select Jury representing all sides of school planning, design and construction and evaluated within five categories: new construction, renovation, conceptual, master plan and tight budget transformation projects.
For complete details and to register online, click here.
Deadline: May 7, 2021
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2020 Award Winners
Click here to view all entries.