ELL Tuition Grant from WCRESA and Madonna University.

Attention Everyone,
Please see the important message below regarding an opportunity to receive free tuition for ELL classes at Madonna University.  If you have any questions you can contact Ms. Trapp as her contact information is listed below.  If you are interested in applying please inform your direct supervisor. Ms. Rose Aldubaily the Coordinator of the English Language Learners (ELL) department in Dearborn is heading up the recruitment of potential candidates with enrollment in the program.

I hope that you are having a great summer.

Here is the link to the application.

APPLE GRANT Application Form

Glenn Maleyko, Ph.D.
Director of Human Resources
Dearborn Public Schools
18700 Audette,
Dearborn, MI 48124
Ph. 313-827-3068
https://dearbornschools.org/hr-employment

 

From: “Trapp, Deborah” <dtrapp@madonna.edu>
Date: July 11, 2012 2:49:02 PM EDT
To: <Chochoj@dearborn.k12.mi.us>
Subject: Wayne RESA Apple Grant Application

Wayne RESA and Madonna University have been awarded a 1.5 million dollar grant that will provide the following:

 

ü  Teacher Certification and a Bachelor Degree for ELL Para Pros

ü  MATesol Master’s Degree for ELL teachers

 

This grant provides a FREE – no cost education for ELL para pros and teachers at Madonna University. 

 

However, there are  limited spaces and it is so important that the Dearborn Public Schools are involved in this exciting opportunity!

 

If you have questions, please contact me.  If those educators who are interested have questions, please have them contact me.

I have attached a 2 page application form.  Once completed it needs to be submitted to Wayne RESA.

 

Sincerely,

 

Deborah Trapp

Apple Grant Advisor

(248) 767-1831

dtrapp@madonna.edu

SB-CEU changes to state certification

Recent changes to recording SB-CEU’s.
New Administrative Rules that govern the educator’s certificates were recently adopted by the legislature. These new administrative rules have eliminated the term “State Board Continuing Education Units (SB-CEUs). The State credits educators can earn are now referred as “state continuing education hours” and “clock hours” in the Administrative Rules. The Office of Professional Preparation will be combining these two terms into one – “State Continuing Education Clock Hours” to help clarify it to the field. So, instead of earning 18 SB-CEUs, an educator will have to earn 180 state continuing education clock hours.
Under the new Administrative Rules, the credits educators must earn for renewal of their certificate has also expanded to include the 5 days of professional development a district is required to provide their teachers annually (PA 289, 1995 Sec.380.1527). The options they now have to earn credits for renewal are: 6 college semester credits, 180 state continuing education clock hours, district provided professional development (Sec.380.1527), or a combination of these. More specific directions will be going out soon on how teachers will report their district provided PD for credit.
What does that mean for us? The main change our system will see is that we will no longer have to convert our “contact hours” into “SB-CEUs”. The new system will work off the hours an individual earns and they will be called “clock hours” instead of “contact hours”.
As of June 11th, educators will have to enter the SB-CEU credits as “hours” into the Michigan Online Educator Certification System (MOECS). They will need to transpose the SB-CEUs listed on their old certificate, back into hours.
If your staff has questions regarding their specific situation and their needed requirements, we recommend they call the Office of Professional Preparation Services at 734-373-3310.
Our SB-CEU Program Services dept will be happy to assist your staff with any questions regarding SB-CEUs earned through Wayne RESA. They can be reached at sbceu@resa.net<mailto:sbceu@resa.net><mailto:sbceu@resa.net> (preferred) or by calling 734-334-1621

MSU program

Here is the link to program information and the email message that we received from MSUMSU_EAD_MA_Information

Greetings, Colleagues across Michigan!We wondered if you could help us do some recruiting for our Master of Arts by forwarding this message to any beginning or experienced teachers who you view as current or future leaders in your schools and districts. The attached information highlights our graduate program in educational leadership and helps teachers determine if our Master of Arts program might be a good choice for them. We are proud to have been named 5th in the nation among graduate-level programs in educational leadership by US News and World Report.I can provide additional information or respond to questions, please let me know at colflesh@msu.edu or 517.231.0912.Again, many thanks for forwarding this message and its attachment to your colleagues!Nancy Anne Colflesh, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Practice
Department of Educational Administration
College of Education
Michigan State University
& Educational Consultant
www.colfleshandassociates.com
517.339.5268

 

 

Glenn Maleyko HR Performance Survey (brief) less than 5 minutes

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHBiRlRYNmpfdXZqQVdSSFlRdFAxdnc6MQ
 I am interested in getting honest feedback from you in order to customize and optimize my leadership style so to best support you and your goals and responsibilities.  For that purpose please click on the link found below to take a survey on my leadership style and performance as the Director of Human Resources.  The survey responses come back anonymously.  Please do not use your name or position in your responses.  Thank you in advance for your time with completing the survey.  It is my privilege to serve you as a member of the Dearborn Public Schools.  I hope that you have a fantastic weekend.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHBiRlRYNmpfdXZqQVdSSFlRdFAxdnc6MQ 

 

HR May updates

Here are a few updates.

1. We recently sent out a PD survey to all secretaries in the district. This survey will assist us to design and develop professional development opportunities for clerical faculty.

2.  The district teacher evaluation committee will be meeting for the last time during the current school year on May 30th, 2012. Here is the agenda for the meeting. 1.  Michigan Educator Effectiveness Council Report  2.  timelines 3. mid year report.  4.  Professional Development for Teachers and Administrators 5. Stages update.  6. Other.

3. Chris Sipperley, Glenn Maleyko, Rob Seeterlin, and Joanne Oliver continue to work on staffing issues, we have spent many days an hours analyzing the district staffing needs.  We hope to have the surplus meeting in early June.  The principals have also been supporting the process by providing staffing sheets and information. This is a very intense and rigorous process so we appreciate the support and patience that everyone has provided to us.

4.  We are hoping to retain more teachers in the high school ASAP program, and thus we have recently sent out a survey.

5.  We continue to pursue technology upgrades in HR that will create additional efficiencies and monetary savings. This includes on-line hiring software, electronic filing systems, electronic evaluation systems, and additional enhancements to our website.

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