Please help make this a valuable resource for all by visiting often and contributing your ideas and observations. Our Vision Cornell Cooperative Extension will be nationally recognized for high-quality educational programs that help New Yorkers build strong and vibrant communities. Our Mission The Cornell Cooperative Extension educational system enables people to improve their lives and communities through partnerships that put experience and research knowledge to work. It may not be the first question, but there is still work to do. Following is a briefing that we hope will help get folks re-entered and ready to tackle the leftover alligators on their desks.
Significant progress is evident in reclassifying educator positions.
Approximately 30 CCE associations are near completion, another 12 in the making progress column, leaving 13 that we don t have anything official from to date. Additionally, we are implementing a process to make sure that we meet our compensation targets across all associations within a reasonable time frame. In other words, the compensation gator isn t dead yet. The Advanced Studies Task Group is progressing with DFE guidelines and plans for these participants. A DFE Handbook is nearing completion thanks to the work of Mike Duttweiler and Nancy Franz.