If the program you are interested in attending is offering State Continuing Education Clock Hours (SCECHs) please be aware that participants must attend the entire program, including arriving on time and remaining for the duration of the session. Failure to comply with program requirements, including attendance, will result in disallowance of SCECHs.
- Aug
28This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:30pmNew participants joining the Attendance Network will attend the All Day Kick-Off Session on August 28, 2026 from 8:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Target Audience: New District/Building Teams to the MISD Attendance Network Team members may include: District and Building level Administrators, Attendance or Data Liaisons, Student Support Staff The day will start with an introduction of the MISD Facilitators, Network Series Outcomes, Foundational Information, Access to Resources and Navigation within the Shared Google Drive. Participants will also learn and access the new PowerSchool Attendance Data Reports. *Your Team will need access to PowerSchool with knowledge of how to create reports.
- Aug
28This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmReturning participants from the previous year's Attendance Network will attend the half day Kick-Off Session on August 28, 2026 from 12:30 P.M. to 3:30 P.M. Target Audience: Returning District/Building Teams to the MISD Attendance Network Team members may include: District and Building level Administrators, Attendance or Data Liaisons, Student Support Staff and PowerSchool Liaison The afternoon will start with access to the new PowerSchool Attendance Data Reports. *Your Team will need access to PowerSchool with knowledge of how to create reports.
- Sep
11This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmParticipants will actively participate in each of the daily routine components. They will gain an understanding of the HighScope approach to shared control between adults and children, and discover the 5 ingredients of active learning.
- Sep
21This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amThis network provides EL teachers from across the county an opportunity to share resources, learn about current trends and deepen their understanding of research based practices to best serve their diverse learners. In collaboration, ELD participants will engage in half-day sessions of Professional Learning each month from 8:30 A.M.-11:30 A.M.
- Sep
22This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amThe purpose of the Intervention Network is to provide participants with ongoing professional learning to deepen knowledge surrounding effective evidence based literacy practices centered on the Essential Instructional Practices in Early Literacy and the Michigan ELA Standards.
- Sep
22This event is scheduled for 9:00am to - 11:00amEarly Childhood Leadership Team Meeting previously Early Childhood Specialists (ECS) and Directors meeting. Registering for this course automatically enrolls you in ALL meetings for the year.
- Sep
24This event is scheduled for 9:00am to - 11:00amEarly Childhood Leadership Team Meeting previously Community Based Organizations (CBO) Meeting. Registering for this course automatically enrolls you in ALL meetings for the year.
- Sep
30This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 2:30pmThe Secondary Coaching Network is intended for instructional coaches and teacher leaders who focus on coaching staff to support Tier 1 instruction. The purpose of the coaching network is to provide participants with ongoing professional learning to deepen knowledge surrounding evidence-based instructional practices and to engage in a collaborative environment centered on building the capacity of adult learners.
- Sep
30This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmThe K-5 Literacy Coaching Network provides Literacy Leaders/Coaches with ongoing professional learning to support literacy coaching that enhances teacher practice and improves student learning. The goal is to deepen knowledge surrounding evidence-based instructional practices and coaching foundations using collaborative inquiry.
- Sep
30This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 10:30amEducators will learn and explore the features of robust assistive technology tools like Read&Write, Immersive Reader, Kami Companion, and Helperbird.
- Oct
02This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmEducators will participate in four full days of deep learning around the Prekindergarten Essential Practices in Early Literacy. The purpose of the Essential Practices in Early Literacy is to increase Michigan's capacity to improve children's literacy by identifying a small set of research supported daily core literacy instructional practices. Ten practices will be examined across the four days.
- Oct
02This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmThe Creative Curriculum for Preschool defines and incorporates 38 objectives for development and learning that are predictors of school success and tied to early learning standards. Teachers will learn how to design an effective learning environment, develop a daily schedule that reflects programmatic and curricular objectives, and incorporate intentional teaching throughout the day to support each child's development and learning in all areas.
- Oct
05This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmExamine effective instructional techniques for developing reading fluency and comprehension with K-2 students to support confident, meaningful reading.
- Oct
06This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmLearn the who, what, how, and why of Structured Literacy and the strong connection to the Essential Practices in Early Literacy. Participants will deepen their understanding of evidence-based reading instruction grounded in the Science of Reading. This session is designed to strengthen classroom practice, build instructional coherence, and support literacy outcomes for all learners.
- Oct
06This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 2:00pmJoin MISD content consultants to learn about Michigan's Disciplinary Literacy resources, including MAISA GELN Schoolwide Essential Practices in Disciplinary Literacy and Classroom Instructional Practices in Disciplinary Literacy Instruction.
- Oct
06This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 2:00pmThe MISD Disciplinary Literacy Team invites educators to participate in a year-long experience to learn about how Disciplinary Literacy provides a frame for high-quality literacy instruction, and to create a plan for implementing literacy in EVERY course students take.
- Oct
06This event is scheduled for 4:30pm to - 7:30pmLearn the who, what, how, and why of Structured Literacy and the strong connection to the Essential Practices in Early Literacy. Participants will deepen their understanding of evidence-based reading instruction grounded in the Science of Reading. This session is designed to strengthen classroom practice, build instructional coherence, and support literacy outcomes for all learners.
- Oct
07This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 3:30pmThe Student Support Services Symposium (M-SWELL S4) is a full-day event that brings counselors, social workers and mental health staff together at the MISD for a time of professional learning, collaboration, and connection.
- Oct
07This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmLearn research-based instructional approaches for developing rich oral language and vocabulary knowledge to strengthen comprehension for students in grades 3-5.
- Oct
08This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmLearn research-based instructional approaches for building rich oral language and vocabulary skills that lay the groundwork for reading comprehension in K-2 classrooms.
- Oct
08This event is scheduled for 3:30pm to - 4:30pmJoin educators across the county as we learn together using the book as a guide. Read between sessions, and try the many strategies included in the resource. Process your application of these strategies with colleagues using engaging discussion protocols. Participants will leave each session with concrete ideas to try with students right away. Out of County participants must purchase the book on your own.
- Oct
09This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 9:30amLearn how to leverage Kami Companion to implement Universal Design for Learning (UDL) supports across any web page, document, or online platform. Educators will leave equipped to foster learner agency, remove barriers to learning, and support diverse reading, language, and writing needs without relying on fragmented browser extensions.
- Oct
09This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Oct
09This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Oct
12This event is scheduled for 2:30pm to - 3:30pmThe Careers by County - Wayne County is geared towards school counselors and college/career professionals who work assisting students to create post-secondary plans.
- Oct
13This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmThrough this two-day deep dive into understanding the essential components of a strong Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS), educators will explore how high-quality Tier 1 instruction, data-informed decision making, targeted interventions, and collaborative problem-solving work together to support the academic and behavioral success of every learner. This session will highlight practical strategies for building a cohesive MTSS framework that promotes early identification, timely support, and equitable outcomes for all students.
- Oct
13This event is scheduled for 10:00am to - 11:30amPlease join us for our our Fall Media Meetup! During this meetup, you will have the opportunity to receive updates on Follett, Tumblebooks, and other resources, collaborate and network with others, ask questions, and learn more about available resources. This event is open to anyone in a building or district level media role. I'm looking forward to connecting with all of you and sharing some great resources!
- Oct
14This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmGain a foundational understanding of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and its principles, focusing on how it supports inclusive education. Explore key concepts of Assistive Technology (AT) and the Quality Indicators for Assistive Technology (QIAT), with an emphasis on the Macomb County process and how AT tools and services enhance student learning outcomes.
- Oct
16This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmEach session in this three-part series is designed to stand on its own, allowing participants to attend one, several, or all sessions based on their interests and needs. Master the art of efficiency by integrating AI into your daily instructional practices through intentional lesson planning and customized chatbots. This session provides a deep dive into Large Language Models using the PREP and EDIT prompt engineering strategies to ensure every output is high-quality and instructionally sound. By aligning these tools with Common Core and ISTE standards, you will walk away with a practical toolkit designed to support diverse educational models.
- Oct
16This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Oct
16This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Oct
19This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmBuild a strong foundation in phonemic awareness and phonics with practical, evidence-based instruction designed to support early readers in grades K-2.
- Oct
20This event is scheduled for 4:30pm to - 7:30pmBuild and deepen your understanding of characteristics of dyslexia, evidence-based literacy practices, and structured literacy instruction aligned with the Science of Reading. Participants will explore how to identify and support learners with characteristics of dyslexia through effective screening, assessment, instruction, intervention, and Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS).
- Oct
21This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amWhat students see online isn’t always neutral. It’s shaped, filtered, and increasingly hard to verify. In this session, we’ll unpack how AI is changing what shows up in feeds and why it’s getting harder to tell what’s real. You’ll leave with clear, usable strategies that can help students make sense of what they see online.
- Oct
21This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmThe Fall 2026 Assistive Technology (AT) Meeting is designed to update, inform, and provide guided collaboration and partnership for district AT Leaders as they use data to plan and design local support of teaching and learning. Participants will also experience an exclusive presentation from a Michigan-based organization related to assistive technology that will showcase regional resources for community collaboration.
- Oct
22This event is scheduled for 4:15pm to - 5:15pmExplore the environmental impact of artificial intelligence and understand how AI consumes resources. In this webinar, participants will focus on proactive strategies to address these challenges in meaningful ways and leave with clear actionable ways to reduce AI’s environmental impact while fostering student awareness and digital responsibility.
- Oct
23This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 10:00amMacomb Assessment, Accountability, Research and Evaluation Network (AAREN) meetings will be held on the fourth Friday of each month unless otherwise *marked. No meeting will be held in April due to state testing.
- Oct
27This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmThis two-day training on the research supported principles of explicit instruction will empower educators to deliver clear, structured, and effective lessons for all learners. This session is designed to support consistent, evidence-based instructional practices that accelerate learning across grade levels and content areas.
- Oct
27This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amParticipants will evaluate and contrast layout structures, motor planning philosophies, and customization workflows across four major AAC applications (TouchChat with WordPower, LAMP Words for Life, Proloquo2Go, and TD Snap) to foster language learning and independent communication for AAC users.
- Oct
28This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmThis full-day session focuses on three practical moves teachers can make right now to bring clarity, build confidence, and keep students thinking at the center. Join us to: Create a classroom AI policy that defines when AI can be used, when it cannot, how students should disclose use, and what happens when expectations are not met Build your prompting skills so you can use AI tools more effectively Redesign assignments to shift the focus from “Is this cheating?” to “Is this thinking?” Throughout the day, you’ll explore real classroom examples, work through sample materials, and develop resources you can use immediately.
- Oct
29This event is scheduled for 9:00am to - 12:00pmThis half-day training is designed for school counselors to learn about the programs located at MCC's East Campus, specifically the Police & Fire Fighting programs. This event will also provide information on dual enrollment policy, other career and technical programs offered at MCC as well as their college admissions process.
- Nov
05This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmStrengthen your instructional toolkit with strategies that build reading fluency and deepen comprehension for students in grades 3-5.
- Nov
10This event is scheduled for 2:30pm to - 3:30pmThe Careers by County - Kent County is geared towards school counselors and college/career professionals who work assisting students to create post-secondary plans.
- Nov
12This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmStrengthen small group reading instruction through evidence-based literacy practices aligned to the Science of Reading. Teachers will leave with practical tools and instructional routines that support differentiated learning and accelerate reading growth for all learners.
- Nov
12This event is scheduled for 4:15pm to - 5:15pmThis session introduces how AI literacy can be integrated into everyday classroom instruction. Teachers will examine practical strategies that support critical thinking, research, writing, and communication across content areas. Through ready-to-use lesson examples and strategies, participants will see how AI can enhance, not replace, student thinking. The focus is on flexible approaches that work across grade levels and subjects. You’ll leave with adaptable lesson ideas and strategies you can implement right away.
- Nov
17This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmParticipants will deepen their understanding of how to explicitly teach sentence construction, paragraph development, organization, vocabulary, and the writing process while supporting students in producing clear coherent narrative, informational, and opinion writing.
- Nov
19This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 4:00pmParticipants will learn how to prevent suicide by recognizing signs, providing a skilled intervention, and developing a safety plan to keep someone alive
- Nov
20This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amJoin this session to learn about best practices for web-based accessibility, including font and text practices, use of consistent icons, alternative text for images, video captions, and descriptive hyperlinking. Participants will also learn about specific features of Schoology that support accessibility, UDL, and differentiation, such as tooltips, contrast (in assessments), and individual assignments.
- Nov
20This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amMacomb Assessment, Accountability, Research and Evaluation Network (AAREN) meetings will be held on the fourth Friday of each month unless otherwise *marked. No meeting will be held in April due to state testing.
- Nov
20This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amParticipants: *Will gain an understanding of the importance of children forming and sustaining positive relationships with adults and other children in the classroom *Will learn how to support children in managing and expressing their emotions in a healthy way, as well as intentionally teaching problem solving skills *Will reflect on the learning environment, daily routine, transitions and how they impact children's social and emotional development
- Nov
20This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmParticipants: *Will gain an understanding of how early childhood trauma affects children's social and emotional development *Will explore various strategies to support children experiencing trauma *Will learn how to support children exhibiting challenging behaviors
- Nov
23This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmDevelop and deliver differentiated, targeted small group instruction aligned to the diverse literacy needs of 3-5 students through scaffolded instruction while maintaining access to grade level content. Teachers will leave with practical tools and actionable strategies to maximize engagement, differentiation, and student growth during small group instruction.
- Dec
01This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pm3-D Science Teaching: Empowering students to explore and investigate phenomena. This professional workshop is designed to equip educators with the skills and strategies needed to effectively teach the Michigan Science Standards through a phenomena-based approach.
- Dec
02This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 3:30pmPREPaRE Workshop 2 trains school staff to provide immediate and ongoing psychological support after a crisis, using evidence-based strategies to help the school community recover and thrive. This training is aimed to equip members of multidisciplinary school crisis teams and school-based mental health professionals to engage in comprehensive school crisis intervention.
- Dec
03This event is scheduled for 4:00pm to - 7:00pmScience leaders from all levels and districts across Macomb County are welcome to come together to network, learn, and support one another in moving science education forward. In the Science Leadership Network, we will dig into science teaching pedagogy, best practices, and problems of practice through lively discussion, scholarly reading, and collaborative problem solving. Focus will be on local and statewide topics with national and global considerations included.
- Dec
04This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amParticipants will discover the benefits of Creative Curriculum's social-emotional learning curriculum that will help develop the foundation children need for success in school and life by promoting social-emotional skills such as self-control, problem-solving, relationship building, and healthy decision-making. Participants will learn about the different aspects of Al's Pals, including developmentally appropriate, puppet-based lessons impactful teaching approaches and engaging family resources.
- Dec
04This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amCome join us as we explore the power of teaching cultural awareness, and the importance of establishing a sense of belonging by welcoming all children and families into the classroom! Learn how to engage children in activities that promote the acceptance and respect of different backgrounds. Participants will walk away with strategies and resources on how to build cultural competence in the classroom.
- Dec
04This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmParticipants will be introduced to the Michigan Early Childhood Standards of Quality for Birth to Kindergarten and how they align with science curriculum objectives. Teachers will learn how to incorporate hands-on activities to support science in the preschool classroom and reflect on how science can be embedded throughout content learning.
- Dec
07This event is scheduled for 2:30pm to - 3:30pmThe Careers by County - Berrien County is geared towards school counselors and college/career professionals who work assisting students to create post-secondary plans.
- Dec
11This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Dec
11This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Dec
18This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amParticipants will discover the benefits of play and how it connects to learning. Why is play critical for children's learning? Join us as we discuss different strategies to engage preschool children in meaningful learning through play. Teachers will gain knowledge on the impact of play as children explore and learn about their world.
- Dec
18This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmParticipants: *Will gain an understanding of the importance of children forming and sustaining positive relationships with adults and other children in the classroom *Will learn how to support children in managing and expressing their emotions in a healthy way, as well as intentionally teaching problem solving skills *Will reflect on the learning environment, daily routine, transitions and how they impact children's social and emotional development
- Dec
18This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmParticipants will deepen their understanding of the role music and movement plays throughout the daily routine. Music in the early childhood classroom can be a powerful cue in transitions to focus attention, a means to encourage free expression and creativity, and an instrument to scaffold children's independence and leadership skills. Participants will come away from this training with a wide variety of activities and song suggestions.
- Jan
08This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmParticipants will develop an understanding of how to integrate math concepts playfully throughout the day and in transitions. Become familiar with GELN's Essential Instructional Practices in Early Mathematics: Prekindergarten to Grade 3. Practice using open-ended materials and questions to bring math concepts into the classroom. Share information from Exploring Mathematics Through Play in the Early Childhood Classroom by Amy Noelle Parks. Learn ways to incorporate math during read-alouds.
- Jan
08This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmEducators will participate in four full days of deep learning around the Prekindergarten Essential Practices in Early Literacy. The purpose of the Essential Practices in Early Literacy is to increase Michigan's capacity to improve children's literacy by identifying a small set of research supported daily core literacy instructional practices. Ten practices will be examined across the four days.
- Jan
11This event is scheduled for 2:30pm to - 3:30pmThe Careers by County - Macomb County is geared towards school counselors and college/career professionals who work assisting students to create post-secondary plans.
- Jan
13This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pm3-D Science Assessment Workshop - Cohort B Equipping K-12 Science teachers to create meaningful, local 3-D assessments that accurately reflect what students know and are able to do.
- Jan
15This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amDiscuss Developmental Screening *Review the Ages and Stages Questionnaire *Learn how to use the ASQ-3 *Explore intervention activities that support ASQ *Learn to navigate the ASQ Database
- Jan
15This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmParticipants will explore Key Elements of High-Quality Learning, focusing on intentional classroom design and consistent daily routines. The session will highlight the arrangement of space, accessibility of materials, and the importance of predictable routines. Educators will learn how these practices support children's independence, exploration, and meaningful interactions in the preschool classroom. Participants will leave with practical strategies to enhance their learning environments.
- Jan
21This event is scheduled for 4:30pm to - 7:00pmJoin fellow science educators in this hands-on workshop focused on the Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) framework, a powerful tool for supporting student thinking and scientific writing.
- Jan
22This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amMacomb Assessment, Accountability, Research and Evaluation Network (AAREN) meetings will be held on the fourth Friday of each month unless otherwise *marked. No meeting will be held in April due to state testing.
- Jan
22This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmParticipants: *Will gain an understanding of how early childhood trauma affects children's social and emotional development *Will explore various strategies to support children experiencing trauma *Will learn how to support children exhibiting challenging behaviors
- Jan
25This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 11:00amPA 146, Michigan's Literacy and Dyslexia law, has different implications for elementary and secondary grades. This session will help 6-12 administrators and literacy leaders understand the professional learning requirements from PA 146 for the 2026-2027 school year, consider elements to include in a responsive multi-year plan, and identify resources that will help administrators move beyond compliance, to consider where adolescent literacy lives in continuous improvement.
- Jan
25This event is scheduled for 12:00pm to - 3:00pmPA 146, Michigan's Literacy and Dyslexia law, has different implications for elementary and secondary grades. This session will help 6-12 administrators and literacy leaders understand the professional learning requirements from PA 146 for the 2026-2027 school year, consider elements to include in a responsive multi-year plan, and identify resources that will help administrators move beyond compliance, to consider where adolescent literacy lives in continuous improvement.
- Jan
26This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 11:00amPA 146, Michigan's Literacy and Dyslexia law, has different implications for elementary and secondary grades. This session will help 6-12 administrators and literacy leaders understand the professional learning requirements from PA 146 for the 2026-2027 school year, consider elements to include in a responsive multi-year plan, and identify resources that will help administrators move beyond compliance, to consider where adolescent literacy lives in continuous improvement.
- Jan
26This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amLearn how to administer and score the Kindergarten WIDA Screener. This interactive training will include materials from the WIDA Secure Portal.
- Jan
26This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 2:30pmLearn how to administer the Grades 1-12 Online WIDA ACCESS. This interactive training will include materials from the WIDA Secure Portal.
- Jan
27This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 2:00pmWhat happens when students don't just consume content - but actually talk, think, and argue like experts in your discipline? Disciplinary literacy makes that possible in every classroom, every subject, every day. In this session, 6-12 educators will join MISD content consultants to begin to explore how a disciplinary literacy framework can shift the center of gravity in their classrooms - from teacher-delivered content to student-driven conversation and authentic engagement with real ideas.
- Jan
28This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 11:30amSafeTALK teaches participants to recognize and engage persons who might be having thoughts of suicide and to connect them with the community resources trained in suicide intervention.
- Jan
28This event is scheduled for 12:00pm to - 3:30pmSafeTALK teaches participants to recognize and engage persons who might be having thoughts of suicide and to connect them with the community resources trained in suicide intervention.
- Jan
29This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmParticipants will actively participate in each of the daily routine components. They will gain an understanding of the HighScope approach to shared control between adults and children, and discover the 5 ingredients of active learning.
- Jan
29This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pmThe Creative Curriculum for Preschool defines and incorporates 38 objectives for development and learning that are predictors of school success and tied to early learning standards. Teachers will learn how to design an effective learning environment, develop a daily schedule that reflects programmatic and curricular objectives, and incorporate intentional teaching throughout the day to support each child's development and learning in all areas.
- Feb
04This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 4:00pmParticipants will learn how to prevent suicide by recognizing signs, providing a skilled intervention, and developing a safety plan to keep someone alive
- Feb
04This event is scheduled for 3:30pm to - 4:30pmJoin educators across the county as we learn together using the book as a guide. Ready between sessions, and try the many strategies included in the resource. Process your application of these strategies with colleagues using engaging discussion protocols. Participants will leave each session with concrete ideas to try with students right away. Out of County participants must purchase the book on your own.
- Feb
05This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amThe Great Start Readiness Program is a very regulated program and the state spells out clearly what funded recipients need to do in terms of RECRUITMENT and ENROLLMENT procedures. Come join us as we dig deeper into the following sections of the GSRP implementation manual: *RECRUITMENT *ENROLLMENT *ELIGIBILITY
- Feb
05This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmThe Great Start Readiness Program is a very regulated program and the state spells out clearly what funded recipients need to do in terms of RECRUITMENT and ENROLLMENT procedures. Come join us as we dig deeper into the following sections of the GSRP implementation manual: *RECRUITMENT *ENROLLMENT *ELIGIBILITY
- Feb
11This event is scheduled for 4:30pm to - 7:00pmDiscover how Problem-Based Instruction can turn your classroom into a dynamic space of inquiry, collaboration, and critical thinking. Aligned with Disciplinary Literacy Essential Practice 1, this engaging workshop will guide you in designing authentic, real-world problems that spark curiosity, build literacy skills, and deepen content understanding. $20 Workshop Fee SCECHs Pending This course is also offered as part of the New Teacher Academy
- Feb
16This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pm3-D Science Teaching: Empowering students to explore and investigate phenomena. This professional workshop is designed to equip educators with the skills and strategies needed to effectively teach the Michigan Science Standards through a phenomena-based approach.
- Feb
25This event is scheduled for 4:00pm to - 7:00pmScience leaders from all levels and districts across Macomb County are welcome to come together to network, learn, and support one another in moving science education forward. In the Science Leadership Network, we will dig into science teaching pedagogy, best practices, and problems of practice through lively discussion, scholarly reading, and collaborative problem solving. Focus will be on local and statewide topics with national and global considerations included.
- Feb
26This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 10:00amMacomb Assessment, Accountability, Research and Evaluation Network (AAREN) meetings will be held on the fourth Friday of each month unless otherwise *marked. No meeting will be held in April due to state testing.
- Feb
26This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmLearn the basic skills of the COR Advantage online assessment system: entering anecdotal notes, assigning scoring levels, running reports, and sharing data with families.
- Feb
26This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmParticipants will learn the art of purposefully observing children in the early childhood classroom. Teachers will learn how to use the SmartTeach assessment system and why it is important to observe and assess children. Participants will learn what to observe, how to choose a level based on their documentation, and how to use the basic features of the online system.
- Mar
03This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 2:00pmThe real measure of literacy instruction isn't what students can do on Friday's quiz, it's what they can do with a complex text, an unfamiliar word, or a challenging idea long after they leave your classroom. In this session, 6-12 educators will explore how disciplinary literacy can transform the way we teach reading and vocabulary by guiding students from supported practice to confident, independent sense-making. When we apprentice students into the real reading and word study habits of each discipline, we equip them with transferable skills that travel with them into college, careers, and everyday life.
- Mar
05This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Mar
05This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Mar
09This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 3:00pm3-D Science Assessment Workshop - Cohort C Equipping K-12 Science teachers to create meaningful, local 3-D assessments that accurately reflect what students know and are able to do.
- Mar
12This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:00amThe Student Assistance Program Network (SAP) provides school social workers and counselors with information and resources on how to work with at-risk youth. The SAP Network also provides an opportunity for school personnel to develop an integrated system of care, including prevention, early intervention and support services.
- Mar
12This event is scheduled for 12:00pm to - 3:30pmSafeTALK teaches participants to recognize and engage persons who might be having thoughts of suicide and to connect them with the community resources trained in suicide intervention.
- Mar
19This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amMacomb Assessment, Accountability, Research and Evaluation Network (AAREN) meetings will be held on the fourth Friday of each month unless otherwise *marked. No meeting will be held in April due to state testing.
- Mar
19This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amAre your Spidey Senses tingling? Help grow your superpowers by learning and planning for children that present with sensory needs. Participants will gain information on identifying sensory characteristics and planning classroom activities to support students.
- Mar
19This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmParticipants will travel through early childhood resources and learn how to incorporate hands-on activities that support the Social Studies objectives for their curriculum. Come join us and fill your passport with ideas on how to make your classroom a place that fosters a sense of belonging, values individuality, celebrates similarities and differences, and develops empathy in others, all while learning how the world works, and how preschoolers fit into it!
- Apr
07This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 3:30pmPREPaRE Workshop 2 trains school staff to provide immediate and ongoing psychological support after a crisis, using evidence-based strategies to help the school community recover and thrive. This training is aimed to equip members of multidisciplinary school crisis teams and school-based mental health professionals to engage in comprehensive school crisis intervention.
- Apr
15This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 4:00pmParticipants will learn how to prevent suicide by recognizing signs, providing a skilled intervention, and developing a safety plan to keep someone alive
- Apr
16This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Apr
16This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Apr
23This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:30amTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- Apr
23This event is scheduled for 12:30pm to - 3:30pmTarget Audience: CRN Members, Macomb County Great Start Readiness Program staff, Macomb County Agency Representation
- May
04This event is scheduled for 8:00am to - 11:30amSafeTALK teaches participants to recognize and engage persons who might be having thoughts of suicide and to connect them with the community resources trained in suicide intervention.
- May
04This event is scheduled for 12:00pm to - 3:30pmSafeTALK teaches participants to recognize and engage persons who might be having thoughts of suicide and to connect them with the community resources trained in suicide intervention.
- May
14This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 11:00amThe Student Assistance Program Network (SAP) provides school social workers and counselors with information and resources on how to work with at-risk youth. The SAP Network also provides an opportunity for school personnel to develop an integrated system of care, including prevention, early intervention and support services.
- May
20This event is scheduled for 4:00pm to - 7:00pmScience leaders from all levels and districts across Macomb County are welcome to come together to network, learn, and support one another in moving science education forward. In the Science Leadership Network, we will dig into science teaching pedagogy, best practices, and problems of practice through lively discussion, scholarly reading, and collaborative problem solving. Focus will be on local and statewide topics with national and global considerations included.
- May
21This event is scheduled for 8:30am to - 10:00amMacomb Assessment, Accountability, Research and Evaluation Network (AAREN) meetings will be held on the fourth Friday of each month unless otherwise *marked. No meeting will be held in April due to state testing.