As the Chief Child Advocates across the Commonwealth, the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents (MASS) fiercely condemns the current policy of separating families attempting to enter our country. With the social-emotional and academic growth of children at the core of what we do, we cannot remain silent. This stance is not partisan or political. Our daily work is to advocate for what is best for children. [ 45 more words ]
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M.A.S.S. Child Seperation Statement - M.A.S.S.
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As the Chief Child Advocates across the Commonwealth, the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents (MASS) fiercely condemns the current policy of separating families attempting to enter our...During the luncheon, the Old Colony Roundtable wished retiring Seekonk Superintendent Arlene Bosco a happy retirement. Highlights included hearing presentations and having discussions about: NEDSAC Regional Math Lead and Helene Levine: Regional ELA Lead. These folks walked us through the changes relative to the math and ELA standards and described available resources fromDESE's curriculum office including Cornelia Varoudakis A briefing on regulation changes for licensure including progress that has been made on the computer science standards and upcoming licensure requirements provided by Mary Ann McKinnon, Associate Dean from Bridgewater's College of Education and Allied Studies. [ 64 more words ]
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A End of Year Recap from the Old Colony Roundtable - M.A.S.S.
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During the luncheon, the Old Colony Roundtable wished retiring Seekonk Superintendent Arlene Bosco a happy retirement. Highlights included hearing presentations and having discussions about: NEDSAC Re...BACKGROUND - What You Need to Know Several members in their evaluations last year say that they appreciate more knowledge in advance before the Executive Institute on specific details of the daily activities which began in 1994 with over two hundred present with this number growing to 400 with most school districts represented with many including aspiring administrators (eg. Principals and Asst. [ 944 more words ]
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Making the Most of the Executive Institute - M.A.S.S.
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BACKGROUND – What You Need to Know Several members in their evaluations last year say that they appreciate more knowledge in advance before the Executive Institute on specific details of the daily a...Roundtable News North Shore Superintendents Roundtable (NSSRT) The members of the NSSRT continue to meet regularly with their Legislative delegation to discuss current topics such as the recommendations offered by the Foundation Review Commission and the Chapter 70 funding formula. The photograph was taken following the March 2018 meeting. This meeting was requested by the Legislators to discuss how the current Funding Formula is impacting their schools. [ 388 more words ]
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2017-2018 Roundtable News - M.A.S.S.
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Roundtable News North Shore Superintendents Roundtable (NSSRT) The members of the NSSRT continue to meet regularly with their Legislative delegation to discuss current topics such as the recommendatio...While in the world of school administration, as is so often the case in many parts of life, timing is crucial in making decisions. I had a colleague who approached me when I became superintendent who commented that he had one piece of advice to give me and that was “not to give immediate answers to staff who asked you a question in your travels around the district” but rather suggest they either call your office later or send you a note (now e-mail) so your answer has some reflection. [ 224 more words ]
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The Jetty: Timing is Everything - M.A.S.S.
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While in the world of school administration, as is so often the case in many parts of life, timing is crucial in making decisions. I had a colleague who approached me when I became superintendent who ...