They also get a chance to network with other educators and representatives from local museums, universities, and other non-profits that are interested in enhancing science and mathematics education. This winter's Network Connections is scheduled for February 10, 2000. At 80 pages, the Journal is packed with information on training opportunities, instructional materials, technology, research findings, and consultants. The Journal is now available online in an interactive, searchable format. Check it out.
Planning is now underway.
Contact Amy Cribbs of Carnegie Science Center with questions or suggestions, or to become a committee member. School district teams receive technical assistance from resource people in order to develop detailed professional development plans for their schools. The Collaborative coordinates the Regional Eisenhower Consortium in conjunction with local Intermediate Units. The Consortium allows districts to pool a portion of their federal Eisenhower funds for professional development. The pool goes to support the training that is most in demand in the region, and helps schools stretch their Eisenhower funds a little further.