2016 Central Office Administrators Conference Registration
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2016
Central Office Administrators Conference
November 6-8, 2016
Lodge of Four Season, Lake Ozark
The 2016 Central Office Administrators Conference promises to provide outstanding professional development opportunities and time to network for those who are in charge of district curriculum and instruction, special services and counseling, technology, human resources and compliance, accreditation and assessment and much more.
Use the MASA app for the conference! The entire Central Office Administrators Conference program is on the MASA app. Participants are strongly encouraged to download the app (search either MASA or Missouri Association of School Administrators). Once downloaded, you can choose your sessions and automatically drop them into your personal calendar. You will also be able to rate the quality of the sessions from the app.
Quick Look!
Sunday, November 6
Registration: 12 noon – 3:00 p.m.
Welcome and General Session: 3:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Roundtable Discussions 3:30 - 5:30 p.m.:
- Special Education
- Personnel
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Technology
- Strategic Planning
- Compliance
- Communications
Conference Reception: 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
(Dinner on your own.)
Monday, November 7
Break-out sessions all morning and afternoon. Topics include
Session titles include:
- Leadership Matters: Make it Personal
- Standardized Curriculum and Student Success: The Possibilities for Your District
- Bullying and Discrimination: Compliance with New Mandates for Missouri Schools
- Using Your School Counselor to Achieve the Most Impact and Best Results for Your Students, Staff and Community
- ESEA Funding and Fiscal Requirements
- Educating Homeless & Foster Care Students
- Communicating for Success
- Show-Me Task Force Update: Accreditation & Assessment
- Transgender Students in Public Schools
- FLSA – New Rule & Practical guidance
- Federal Programs Fall 2016 Update
- From Raytown to El Do: Building Teacher Leaders
- Strengthening School Mental Health in Public Education: The Promise of Networked Learning
- Impact of New Laws and Legislative Update
Monday Keynote: Dr. Pam Salazar, Associate professor and coordinator of the collaborative principal preparation program, Department of Educational Leadership, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
"Leading for Impact: District-wide Transformation for Teaching and Learning Improvement"
Tuesday Keynote: Dr. Margie Vandeven, Commissioner, Missouri Department of Education.
“The Promise for Missouri’s Public Education”
Participants will also hear insights regarding new laws that impact school districts and what to expect from the 2017 Legislative Session from Mike Lodewegen, Associate Executive Director, Government Affairs and Scott Kimble, Director of Advocacy.