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Florida Association for Staff DevelopmentPage 2

Table of Contents

Page Num-

Thank you to FASDLC Conference Sponsors 1

Table of Contents 2

Section 1: 2006 Conference Information

Welcome from Stephanie Hirsh and Joyce Menz 4-5

General and Break Out Session Speaker Bios 6

Conference Agenda 7-9

Hot Topic Session Descriptions10-25

Conference Hotel Floor Plan 26

FASDLC Planning Committee 27

2007-2008 Proposed Slate of Officers and Biographies 28-29

Out-Going Board Members 30

Exhibitor Information 31

Section 2: About Florida Association for Staff Development (FASD)

2007-2008 FASD Officers and Directors 33

FASD Focus for 2008-2010 34-35

Vision, Mission and Objectives 36

FASD Leaders 37

FASD Award Recipients 38-39

Regions and Regional Contacts 40

2008 FASDLC Conference Volunteer Form 41

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FASD Fall Conference 2008 Page 3

Section 1: 2008 Conference Information

2008: A Staff Development Odyssey

Delivery* Support* Leadership

THE FUTURE IS NOW!

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September 2008

Dear FASD Conference Participants:

On behalf of the over 12,000 members of the National Staff Development

Council and the Councils Trustees and staff, I extend NSDC's greetings

and best wishes for another outstanding FASD conference.

I commend FASD for its more than 30 years of leadership in professional

learning in Florida. Without a doubt, FASD plays a significant role in help-

ing NSDC achieve its purpose: Every educator engages in effective profes-

sional learning every day so every student achieves. FASD has long led

the charge that professional learning results in improvements in student

learning. The recent report from the Florida DOE provides powerful evi-dence of this assertion.

It is my hope that you will use this conference and your membership in

FASD to assist you with your efforts to advance NSDCs purpose. Please

take advantage of the many opportunities for building awareness of new

findings, practicing new skills, and considering how you will apply new

learning to your daily work.

Thank you for your support of FASD and for your commitment to high levels

of performance for your students and colleagues. Congratulations to the

conveners of this conference. Have a powerful learning experience!

Sincerely

Stephanie Hirsh

Executive Director

National Staff Development Council

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FASD President Letter

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Monday morning General Session

General Session Speakers

Communicating, whether it be one-on-one or one-to-five hundred, is becoming a necessary skill not only for educators but members of the corporate world as well. In-

formation is power, and as we attempt to empower others we must become more

clear and effective in the way we present that information.This session will be highl

interactive and brain-compatible. Key points of effective presenting will be explored

and analyzed.

Dr. Estes is the President of Estes Group, Inc., an independent learning consultant who resides

in Sherman, Texas. She is a former high school teacher, middle school principal, and Curricu-

lum/Public Relations Director. She graduated from Texas A & M UniversityCommerce with

a doctorate in Educational Administration.

She has provided administrative training to more than 1600 superintendents, principals, central

office staff and trustees of eighty-two school districts. Dr. Estes offers a variety of training in thareas of leadership and effective presentations. Dr. Estes is recognized as a conference keynote speaker and presenter and

has worked with people of all orientations-educators, parents, community members, businesspersons, corporate leaders and

conference participants, Dr. Estes is known for her warmth, humor, and ability to involve everyone in the joy of learning.

Dr. Debra Estes

J

ohn Kuglin will use his 30+ years of diverse experience in K-12 classrooms, higher educa

tion, and corporate America to create a new understanding for 21st century technologies

and learning for professional development. Effective use of technology for presentationsand for follow-up will be highlighted.

USA Todayselected him as one of ten teachers nationwide to be named as a USA Today Power

Teacher. He was named one of the Top 25 Education Technology Advocates in the United

States by District Administrator magazine. He also co-wrote and served as the host for a ten-

part technology series on The Learning Channelcalled Best Seat in the Class, as well as numer-

ous other nationally televised teacher in-service programs. He has been recognized as a tech-

nology guru; was named as one of the Top 25 Education Technology Advocates in the United

States byDistrict Administratormagazine. He also has been featured on CNN for his innovative

uses of technology in his classroom. He brings 30 combined years of experience in education,

telecommunications, television production, and Internet technology to these efforts.

John Kuglin began his career as a teacher and then was promoted to Technology Director in Missoula, Montana.Early in his career, he developed and directed two nationally known technology-training centers. John then served as Senior

Director of Technology for McREL (Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning) as part of the U.S. Department o

Education's research and development lab system which serves all 50 states and 20 foreign countries. John is currently the

Director of Technology for the Eagle County School District in Eagle, Colorado.

John Kuglin

Tuesday morning General Session

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FASDLC2008: A Staff Development Odyssey

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2008

7:30am-1:00pm Registration Open

7:30am-5:30pmExhibitors Hall Open

7:30am-9:00am Continental Breakfast in Exhibitors Hall

8:00am-8:30am New Members Orientation

8:30am 9:00am Welcome and Introductions

8:30am-11:00am General Session I

Powerful Presentation Strategies

Presenter: Dr. Debbie Estes

11:00am-11:15am Exhibitors Time/Break11:15am-11:45am DOE Update

Presenter: Kathy Hebda, Bureau Chief of Educator Recruitment,

11:45am-12:00pm Exhibitors Time/Break

12:00pm-12:45pm Lunch

12:45pm-1:00pm Exhibitors Time/Break

1:00pm-2:30pm Concurrent Sessions

B1 Powerful Presentation Strategies Part II, Debbie Estes

B2 Response to Intervention (RTI)

S1 Hands-On Technology Lab to Support PD

S2 Principal Leadership Academy

S3 Technology Tools to Monitor PD Needs

S4 Broward New Educator Support System

S5 Elluminate An Internet Delivery System2:30pm-2:45pm Exhibitors Time/Break

2:45pm-4:15pm Concurrent Sessions

B1 Powerful Presentation Strategies Part II, Debbie Estes

B2 Response to Intervention (RTI)

S1 Hands-On Technology Lab to Support PD

S2 Principal Leadership Academy

S3 FL SUMS- Students Using Mathematics Skillfully K-5

S-4 Broward New Educator Support System

S-5 Elluminate An Internet Delivery System4:15pm-5:30pm Exhibitors Reception

CONFERENCE AGENDA

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FASDLC2008: A Staff Development Odyssey

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2008

7:30am-1:00pmRegistration Open

7:30am-8:00amContinental Breakfast in Exhibitors Hall

7:30am 5:00pmExhibit Hall Open

8:00am-9:00amFASD Business Meeting

All registered conference participants are members of FASD.

9:00am-10:15amGeneral Session II

10:15am-10:30amExhibitors Time/Break

10:30am-11:45am Concurrent Sessions

B1 Using State of the Art Deliveries and Follow-Up for Professional Development Part II, JohnKuglin

B2 William Cecil Golden Leadership Program

S1 Using iPods for PD and Instruction

S2 Technology Tools to Monitor PD Needs

11:45am-12:00pmExhibitors Time/Break

12:00pm-1:00pmAwards Luncheon and Recognitions

1:00pm-1:15pmExhibitors Time/Break

1:15pm-2:45pmConcurrent Sessions

B1 Differentiating Reading Instruction

B2 Math Standards Update and Support Initiatives (Promise)


S2 Adobe Connect An Internet Delivery System


3:00pm-4:30pmConcurrent Sessions

B1 Differentiating Reading Instruction

B2 Math Standards Update and Support Initiatives (Promise)


S2 Adobe Connect An Internet Delivery System


CONFERENCE AGENDA

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2008

7:30am-10:00am Registration Open

8:15am-9:00am Breakfast to Honor Incoming President

For all conference participants9:00am-9:15am Break

9:15am-11:15am Special Focus Sessions

B1 PD Technology Tools for the Budget Minded

B2 - National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) Panel with DOE andSpotlighted Districts

S1 Alternative Certification Focus Group

S2 Council for Education Change Coaching & Mentoring

11:15am-11:30am Break

11:30am-12:00pm Conference Raffle & Closing

Must be present to win

12:00pm-12:45pm FASDLC Planning Committee Debriefing andFirst Board Meeting with New Board Members

12:45pm-1:30pm Lunch on your own

1:30pm-5:30pm FDLRS HRD Meeting

1:30pm-5:00pm Alternative Certification Group

CONFERENCE AGENDA

Delivery * Support * LeadershipThe Future is Now!

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What are Concurrent Sessions? Concurrent sessions consist of 1-2 hour sessions designedto provide updated information, resources, best practices, or support regarding the latest De-partment of Education legislation, current state/national initiatives, Protocol standards, orpriority needs of staff developers at the district, school, and faculty levels. Participantschoose from a menu of selected topics during the concurrent session times. Many sessions

will be repeated. Check the Program Agenda to verify which sessions will be presented morethan once.

We design the concurrent sessions to meet not only the needs of different role-alike groupsbut also address different district sizes as well.

Which ones should I attend? Choose the sessions that best meet your needs. If you comewith a team of colleagues, divide up, and attend different sessions. Come back and share allof your collected ideas and information with one another and with your district. Many ses-sions are repeated. Many of the session materials will be posted on the FASD website fol-lowing the conference, and you are welcome to email the presenters for more information.

What are the Focus Strands? Through our data-driven research, the FASDLC PlanningCommittee and FASD Board introduced our two-year theme 2008-2010 as Leadership forLearning. We wanted to create learning venues that addressed important and challenging needsof our stakeholders through consistent and continuous learning initiatives over a two-year pe-riod, threading specific learning topics through FASD Spring Forums and FASD LeadershipConferences. Look for the following topic strands within the descriptions of the concurrentsessions. Specific learning strands will focus on the following:

Learning State-of-the Art Delivery Systems,

Learning to Support Quality Teacher and School Leadership, and

Learning to Support New Teachers.

Concurrent Sessions

2008: A Staff Development OdysseyDelivery* Support* Leadership

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Concurrent SessionsMonday, September 22, 2008 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m.


1:00 PM 2:30 PM

Powerful Presentation Strategies Part II(This session is a follow-up to the General Session)Strand:Teacher & School Leadership

Target Audience: ALL (Teachers, School Principals, District Administrators, Higher Education Faculty/Administrators)

Location: Tarpon

Time: 1:00-2:30

Communicating, whether it be one-on-one or one-to-five hundred is becoming a necessary skill not only for educa-tors but for members of the corporate world. Information is power. As we attempt to empower others we must learn touse clear and effective strategies to present information we want others to grasp and remember. Key points of effectivepresenting will be explored and analyzed.

Presenter:

Debbie Estes

Response to Intervention (RtI)Strand: State-of-the Art Delivery Systems


Location: Sawyer

Time: 1:00 2:30

This session will include an overview of RtI Florida, implementation issues, application to eligibility for specialeducation, and available resources. Time will be devoted to discussion and input for future activities to enhance Floridasimplementation.

Presenter:

Melinda Webster, Elementary Reading Specialist, Just Read, Florida, [email protected]

Hands on Technology Lab to Support PDStrand: State-of-the-Art Delivery Systems


Location: Spotted Curlew

Time: 1:00-2:30

Join us to explore some exciting new technologies and professional development delivery systems. This presenta-tion will include demonstrations of state-of-the-art effective instructional and assistive technologies, along with UniversalDesign for Learning Strategies that increase academic performance for students with disabilities. We will then look at hownew Web 2.0 technologies provide innovative ways to deliver professional development and build learning communities tosupport technology integration. You will leave with a list of resources and tools you can start to use immediately.

Presenter:

David Davis, Coordinator of FDLRS/Tech. [email protected]

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Monday, September 22, 2008 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m.

Principal Leadership AcademyStrand:Teacher & School Leadership

Target Audience: School Principals, District Administrators, Higher Education Faculty/Administrators

Location: Compass Time: 1:00-2:30

NEFECs Principal Leadership Academy is a tiered approach to supporting aspiring, sitting and experienced princi-pals in Floridas districts. Participants will explore how to implement a comprehensive Principal Leadership Academy in yourdistrict. Focus will be on principal inquiry, mentoring, online resources and technical support. Come and share your needsregarding principal professional development and see whats available!

Presenter:

Jason Arnold, Program Specialist Data Systems Development and Design, NEFEC [email protected]

Technology Tools to Monitor PD NeedsStrand: State-of-the-Art Delivery Systems

Target Audience: ALL (Teachers, School Principals, District Administrators, Higher Education Faculty/Administrators)Location: Chart

Time: 1:00-2:30

Explore the development of a technology-driven system that empowers schools to enhance instruction by identify-ing PD needs and customizing teacher support. Miami-Dade Public Schools recently developed several tools that identifytargeted PD needs and monitoring support. The Professional Development through Data-based Decisions (PD3) tool allowsadministrators to assess, classroom-by-classroom, PD needs in core academic areas and efficiently deploy PD resources asneeded. The PD Support Services log, in turn, monitors the level and effectiveness of PD support by collecting data on re-cording areas targeted and frequency of support delivered, while highlighting school-wide patterns for PD needs and services.

Presenters:

Ava Byrne, Associate Superintendent, Office of Professional Development and Educational Services, Miami-Dade,[email protected]

Joseph L. Jackson, Administrative Director, Division of Psychological Services, Miami-DadeToddra Bunyan, Instructional Supervisor, Instructional Support and Development, Miami-Dade

Broward New Educator Support System (NESS)Strand: New Teachers/Induction Support


Location: Citrus

Time: 1:00-2:30

Induction in Broward County Schools is not a one-shot deal but a system of ongoing processes embedded in allthat we do to grow as educators and institutions. Underlying this system is a collaborative culture that taps and supports thelearning of all stakeholders. Skills, attitudes, and habits of mind must continually change to meet the demands of our evolvingroles as educators. Induction helps to ensure that we are able to fulfill these roles throughout the change process. Currentsystems, procedures, and processes that develop teachers, mentors, and teacher leaders will be shared with the participants.

Presenters:

Dr. Doug Miller, HRD Program Facilitator, [email protected]

Randall Deich, HRD Program Facilitator, [email protected]

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Monday, September 22, 2008 2:45 p.m. 4:15 p.m.

Elluminate-An Internet Delivery SystemStrand: Start-of-the Art Delivery Systems


Location: Glades Time: 1:00-2:30

Come and see the latest tool in video-conferencing and web-sharing. This session will demonstrate the usefulnessof Elluminate in conducting web-based professional development and coordinating meetings. Audience participation, post-ing of presentations and interactivity are just a click away youll find this system to be extremely user-friendly! Let Ellumi-nate successfully create a virtual learning environment for you.

Presenter:

TBD


2:45 PM 4:15 PM

Powerful Presentation Strategies - Part II(This session is a follow-up to the General Session. Repeat of 1:00-2:30 PM session.)

Strand:Teacher & School Leadership


Location: Tarpon

Time: 2:45-4:15

Communicating, whether it be one-on-one or one-to-five hundred is becoming a necessary skill not only for educa-tors but for members of the corporate world. Information is power. As we attempt to empower others we must learn touse clear and effective strategies to present information we want others to grasp and remember. Key points of effectivepresenting will be explored and analyzed.

Presenter:

Debbie Estes

Response to Intervention (RtI)Strand: State-of-the Art Delivery Systems


Location: Sawyer

Time: 2:45-4:15

This session will include an overview of RtI Florida, implementation issues, application to eligibility for specialeducation, and available resources. Time will be devoted to discussion and input for future activities to enhance Floridasimplementation.

Presenter:

Melinda Webster, Elementary Reading Specialist, Just Read, Florida, [email protected]

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Monday, September 22, 2008 2:45 p.m. 4:15 p.m.Hands on Technology Lab to Support PDStrand: State-of-the Art Delivery Systems


Location: Spotted Curlew

Time: 2:45-4:15Join us to explore some exciting new technologies and professional development delivery systems. The presenta-

tion will include demonstrations of state-of-the-art effective instructional and assistive technologies, along with UniversalDesign for Learning Strategies that increase academic performance for students with disabilities. We will then look at hownew Web 2.0 technologies provide innovative ways to deliver professional development and build learning communities tosupport technology integration. You will leave with a list of resources and tools you can start to use immediately.

Presenter:

David Davis, Coordinator of FDLRS/Tech. [email protected]

Principal Leadership AcademyStrand:Teacher & School Leadership

Target Audience: School Principals, District Administrators, Higher Education Faculty/AdministratorsLocation: Compass

Time: 2:45-4:15

NEFECs Principal Leadership Academy is a tiered approach to supporting aspiring, sitting and experienced princi-pals in Floridas districts. Participants will explore how to implement a comprehensive Principal Leadership Academy inyour district. Focus will be on principal inquiry, mentoring, online resources and technical support. Come and share yourneeds regarding principal professional development and see whats available!

Presenter:

Jason Arnold, Program Specialist Data Systems Development and Design, NEFEC [email protected]

FL SUMS-Students Using Mathematics Skillfully K-5Strand:Teacher & School Leadership


Location: Chart

Time: 2:45-4:15

The key ingredients to the success of the FL SUMS initiative will be shared. Participants will examine the latestresearch on mathematics and science for instruction for children in Kindergarten through Grade 5. NEFECs TeacherTraining Initiative focuses on childrens cognition, increased teacher knowledge of research-based math/science pedagogy,strategies, and methodology. Information shared will include components of the Summer Institute and ongoing job-embedded support for classroom teachers involved in the FL SUMS project.

Presenters:

Nancy Thompson, Supervisor of Math and Science. [email protected]

Paula Hollingsworth, Program Development and Training Specialist [email protected]

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Tuesday, September 23, 2008 10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

Broward New Educator Support System (NESS)Strand: New Teachers/Induction Support


Location: Citrus

Time: 2:45-4:15Induction in Broward County Schools is not a one-shot deal but a system of ongoing processes embedded in all

that we do to grow as educators and institutions. Underlying this system is a collaborative culture that taps and supports thelearning of all stakeholders. Skills, attitudes, and habits of mind must continually change to meet the demands of our evolv-ing roles as educators. Induction helps to ensure that we are able to fulfill these roles throughout the change process. Cur-rent systems, procedures, and processes that develop teachers, mentors, and teacher leaders will be shared with the partici-pants.

Presenter:

Dr. Doug Miller, HRD Program Facilitator, [email protected]

Randall Deich, HRD Program Facilitator, [email protected]

Elluminate-An Internet Delivery SystemStrand: Start-of-the Art Delivery Systems


Location: Glades

Time: 2:45-4:15

Come and see the latest tool in video-conferencing and web-sharing. This session will demonstrate the usefulnessof Elluminate in conducting web-based professional development and coordinating meetings. Audience participation, post-ing of presentations and interactivity are just a click away youll find this system to be extremely user-friendly! Let Ellumi-nate successfully create a virtual learning environment for you!

Presenter:

TBD

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2008

10:30 AM - 11:45 AM

Using State-of- the-Art Deliveries and Follow-Up for Professional Development Part II(This session is a follow-up to the General Session.)

Strand: State-of-the Art Delivery Systems


Location: Tarpon

Time: 10:30-11:45

John Kuglin will use his 30+ years of diverse experience in K-12 classrooms, higher education, and corporateAmerica to create a new understanding for 21st century technologies and learning for professional development. Effectiveuse of technology for presentations and for follow-up will be highlighted.

Presenter:John Kuglin

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Tuesday, September 23, 2008 10:30 a.m.- 11:45 a.m.

William Cecil Golden Leadership Program (WCG)Strand:Teacher & School Leadership


Location: Banyon/Citrus

Time: 10:30-11:45An overview of the William Cecil Golden School Leadership Development Program components will highlight the

resources, tools and training opportunities that are specifically related to Floridas Principal Leadership Standards on instruc-tional leadership. The various tools provided by the program will be demonstrated along with online support modules avail-able to all educators in Florida through the programs website http://www.floridaschoolleaders.org.

Presenter:

Henry Pollock, Program Director - Educator Retention, Florida Department of Education, [email protected]

Using iPods for PD and InstructionStrand: State-of-the-Art Delivery Systems


Location: Compass

Time: 10:30-11:45

A podcast is a digital media file that is distributed over the Internet for playback on portable media players and per-sonal computers. Unlike radio or streaming content on the web, podcasts are not real-time. The material is pre-recorded andusers can check out the material at their leisure, offline. Join this session to learn how to create your own podcasts and thebenefits of using this technology for professional development.

Presenter:

Dr. Mark Benno, Apple Computer, Inc. [email protected]

Technology Tools to Monitor PD NeedsStrand: State-of-the-Art Delivery Systems


Location: ChartTime: 10:30-11:45

Explore the development of a technology-driven system that empowers schools to enhance instruction by identify-ing PD needs and customizing teacher support. Miami-Dade Public Schools recently developed several tools that identifytargeted PD needs and monitor support. The Professional Development through Data-based Decisions (PD3) tool allowsadministrators to assess, classroom-by-classroom, PD needs in core academic areas and efficiently deploy PD resources asneeded. The PD Support Services log, in turn, monitors the level and effectiveness of PD support by collecting data on re-cording areas targeted and frequency of support delivered, while highlighting school-wide patterns for PD needs and services.

Presenters: Ava Byrne, Associate Superintendent, Office of Professional Development and Educational Services,[email protected]

Joseph L. Jackson, Administrative Director, Division of Psychological Services

Toddra Bunyan, Instructional Supervisor, Instructional Support and Development

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Tuesday, September 23, 2008 1:15 p.m.- 2:45 p.m.

FL SUMS-Students Using Mathematics Skillfully K-5Strand: School & Teacher Leadership


Location: Snowy Egret

Time: 10:30-11:45The key ingredients to the success of the FL SUMS initiative will be shared. Participants will examine the latest

research on mathematics and science for instruction for children in Kindergarten through Grade 5. NEFECs TeacherTraining Initiative focuses on childrens cognition, increased teacher knowledge of research-based math/science pedagogy,strategies, and methodology. Information shared will include components of the Summer Institute and ongoing job-embedded support for classroom teachers involved in the FL SUMS project.

Presenters:

Nancy Thompson, Supervisor of Math and Science. [email protected]

Paula Hollingsworth, Program Development and Training Specialist [email protected]

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23

1:15 PM - 2:45 PM

Differentiating Reading InstructionStrand: Teacher & School Leadership



Time: 1:15-2:45

Differentiating Reading Instruction focuses on how to use guidelines for differentiation to improve instruction,maximize student growth and emphasize individual success for all students. This session will focus on how to create auser-friendly environment with flexible groups and pacing, variety in the approaches to learning, and multiple ways forstudents to express what is learned. It will also emphasize a variety of ways to make instruction more explicit and intense to

achieve optimal results for students with reading difficulties, especially those who experience significant or persistent chal-lenges in learning to read or in reading to learn.

Presenters:

Susan ORear and Marilyn Hefferan, HRD Specialist, FDLRS Action, [email protected]

Marilyn Hefferan, HRD Specialist, FDLRS Action, [email protected]

Math and Science Standards Update/PROMiSEStrand: Teacher & School Leadership


Location: Glades/Jasmine

Time: 1:15-2:45

This presentation will provide an opportunity for audience members to learn about the new FL content standards

in mathematics and science and to learn about how the FL Department of Education is working to provide resources forteacher professional development, instructional material adoption, pre-service teacher induction, and administrator supportfor implementing these new standards.

Presenters:

Todd Clark, Bureau of Instruction and Innovation, Florida Department of Education, [email protected]

Dr. Gladis Kersaint, University of South Florida, Principal Investigator, FLPROMiSE, [email protected]

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Using iPods for PD and InstructionStrand: State-of-the Art Delivery Systems


Location: Compass

Time: 1:15-2:45A podcast is a digital media file that is distributed over the Internet for playback on portable media players and

personal computers. Unlike radio or streaming content on the web, podcasts are not real-time. The material is pre-recordedand users can check out the material at their leisure, offline. Join this session to learn how to create your own podcasts andthe benefits of using this technology for professional development.

Presenter:


Adobe Connect-An Internet Delivery SystemStrand: State-of-the Art Delivery Systems


Location: Chart

Time: 1:15-2:45

Come and learn about Adobe Connects user-friendly program to link you with your participantsanytime, any-where. This interactive session will familiarize you with the system and walk you through the set-up and operational tools.

Presenter:

TBD

Sterling Process/APQCStrand: Teacher & School Leadership



Time: 1:15-2:45

This interactive session will give participants the opportunity to learn about Brevard Public Schools journey as a2007 Governors Sterling Award recipient for its recognition as a role model for organizational performance. The Gover-nors Sterling Award is based on the National Malcolm Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence. Also included in thispresentation is information on Brevards experience with the American Productivity and Quality Center (APQC) and itsbenchmarking projects. The primary focus of this session is the impact these organizations have had on Brevards leader-ship development programs.

Presenter:

Bill Hall, Director of Educational Leadership, Brevard Public Schools, [email protected]

UWF School Leadership Redesign & FAU/Broward Leadership ProjectStrand: Teacher & School Leadership


Location: Royal TernTime: 1:15-2:45

This session reports findings from a longitudinal research project on an innovative educational leadership intern-ship program. It describes the FAU and Broward County School District Partnership and their collaborative efforts to de-velop the pilot internship program. Representatives from the UWF Institute for Innovative Community Learning (ICL) willalso share the results of their Educational Leadership Collaborative (ELC). This ELC reflects the partnership of UWF, and

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the School Districts of Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa. Come and learn of these collaboratively developed programsand the impact theyve had in achieving higher learning outcomes.

Presenters:

Dr. Meredith Mountford, Florida Atlantic University, [email protected]

Mr. Daniel Reyes-Guerra, Florida Atlantic University [email protected]. Janet Pilcher, University of West Florida, [email protected]

Dr. Michelle Acker, Florida Atlantic University, [email protected]

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23

3:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Differentiating Reading InstructionStrand: Teacher & School Leadership



Time: 3:00-4:30Differentiating Reading Instruction focuses on how to use guidelines for differentiation to improve instruction,

maximize student growth and emphasize individual success for all students. This session will focus on how to create auser-friendly environment with flexible groups and pacing, variety in the approaches to learning, and multiple ways forstudents to express what is learned. It will also emphasize a variety of ways to make instruction more explicit and intense toachieve optimal results for students with reading difficulties, especially those who experience significant or persistent chal-lenges in learning to read or in reading to learn.

Presenters:

Susan ORear and Marilyn Hefferan, HRD Specialists, FDLRS Action [email protected]

Marilyn Hefferan, HRD Specialists, FDLRS Action [email protected]

Math and Science Standards Update/PROMiSEStrand: Teacher & School LeadershipTarget Audience: ALL (Teachers, School Principals, District Administrators, Higher Education Faculty/Administrators)


Time: 3:00-4:30

This presentation will provide an opportunity for audience members to learn about the new FL content standardsin mathematics and science and to learn about how the FL Department of Education is working to provide resources forteacher professional development, instructional material adoption, pre-service teacher induction, and administrator supportfor implementing these new standards.

Presenters:

Todd Clark, Bureau of Instruction and Innovation, Florida Department of Education, [email protected]

Dr. Gladis Kersaint, University of South Florida, Principal Investigator, FL PROMiSE, [email protected]

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Tuesday, September 23, 2008 3:00 p.m.- 4:30 p.m

Using iPods for PD and InstructionStrand: State-of-the-Art Delivery Systems


Location: Compass Time: 3:00-4:30

A podcast is a digital media file that is distributed over the Internet for playback on portable media players andpersonal computers. Unlike radio or streaming content on the web, podcasts are not real-time. The material is pre-recordedand users can check out the material at their leisure, offline. Join this session to learn how to create your own podcasts andthe benefits of using this technology for professional development.

Presenter:


Adobe Connect-An Internet Delivery SystemStrand: State-of-the-Art Delivery Systems

Target Audience: ALL (Teachers, School Principals, District Administrators, Higher Education Faculty/Administrators)Location: Chart

Time: 3:00-4:30

Come and learn about Adobe Connects user-friendly program to link you with your participantsanytime, any-where. This interactive session will familiarize you with the system and walk you through the set-up and operational tools.

Presenter:

TBD

Sterling Process/APQCStrand: Teacher & School Leadership



Time: 3:00-4:30This interactive session will give participants the opportunity to learn about Brevard Public Schools journey as a

2007 Governors Sterling Award recipient for its recognition as a role model for organizational performance. The Gover-nors Sterling Award is based on the National Malcolm Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence. Also included in thispresentation is information on Brevards experience with the American Productivity and Quality Center (APQC) and itsbenchmarking projects. The primary focus of this session is the impact these organizations have had on Brevards leader-ship development programs.

Presenter:

Bill Hall, Director of Educational Leadership, Brevard Public Schools, [email protected]

UWF School Leadership Redesign & FAU/Broward Leadership ProjectStrand: Teacher & School Leadership


Location: Royal Tern

Time: 3:00-4:30

This session reports findings from a longitudinal research project on an innovative educational leadership intern-ship program. It describes the FAU and Broward County School District Partnership and their collaborative efforts to de-velop the pilot internship program. Representatives from the UWF Institute for Innovative Community Learning (ICL) will

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Wednesday, September 24, 2008 9:15 a.m.- 11:15 a.mSpecial Focus Sessions

also share the results of their Educational Leadership Collaborative (ELC). This ELC reflects the partnership of UWF, andthe School Districts of Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa. Come and learn of these collaboratively developed programsand the impact theyve had in achieving higher learning outcomes.

Presenters:

Dr. Meredith Mountford, Florida Atlantic University, [email protected]

Mr. Daniel Reyes-Guerra, Florida Atlantic University [email protected]

Dr. Janet Pilcher, University of West Florida, [email protected]

Dr. Michelle Acker, Florida Atlantic University, [email protected]

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2008SPECIAL FOCUS SESSIONS

9:15 AM - 11:15 AM

PD Technology Tools for the Budget-MindedStrand: State-of-the-Art Delivery Systems


Location: Tarpon

Time: 9:15-11:15

In this session participants will discuss effective technology tools for implementing professional development on atight budget. Examples of successful practices taking place in Florida districts will be shared and suggestions for future ef-forts will be gathered. Ideas for free technology resources and other technology tools that can be obtained for minimal costwill also be shared. Come and learn more about wikis, blogs and iPods.

Presenter:

Dr. Kate Kemker, FL Department of Education,

Director for the Office of Teaching, Technology Learning and Innovation, [email protected]

National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) Panel with DOE andSpotlighted DistrictsStrand: Teacher & School Leadership



Time: 9:15-11:15

This session will focus on the NBPTS program. You will hear the latest update on NBPTS programs from DOEand receive information from several districts on how they use NBPTS teachers for mentoring. Dade County, SeminoleCounty, and Palm Beach County will present with the Florida Department of Education.

Presenters:

Carolyn Guthrie, Dade County Schools, [email protected] Allman, Seminole County Schools, [email protected]

Jim Della Penna, Palm Beach County Schools, [email protected]

Crystal Spikes, FLDOE, [email protected]

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Wednesday, September 24, 2008 9:15 a.m.- 11:15 a.mSpecial Focus Sessions

Alternative Certification FocusStrand: New Teachers/Induction Support

Target Audience: ALL(Teachers, School Principals, District Administrators, Higher Education Faculty/Administrators)


Time: 9:15-11:15

Florida, with its numerous routes to obtaining a standard teaching certificate, has been a national leader in develop-ing and offering competency-based alternative routes for the preparation of teachers for its classrooms. On an annual ba-sis, the Florida Department of Education surveys all completers of teacher preparation programs in Florida, (includingthose teachers who have completed alternative routes), their school principals, and peer mentors in order to examine thelevel of preparedness of new teachers to meet the challenges of todays classrooms. This presentation will focus on theresults of these surveys and a brief examination of other studies being conducted in Florida.

Presenter:

Eileen McDaniel, Senior Educational Program Director, Florida Department of Education, [email protected]

Council for Educational Change - Coaching and MentoringStrand: New Teachers/Induction Support

Target Audience: ALL(Teachers, School Principals, District Administrators, Higher Education Faculty/Administrators)

Location: Chart

Time: 9:15-11:15

The Teachers and Teaching Initiative (TTI), established by the Council for Educational Change and funded by theWachovia Foundation, focuses on the development, support, and retention of new-to-service teachers. Since its inception,the program has featured a site-based collaborative mentoring component in which veteran teacher-leaders nurture andsupport a new generation of educators through personal support, demonstration of effective teaching strategies, feedbackfor mentees on their teaching, guidance on classroom management, and access to cutting-edge, research-based online learn-ing. The result of the Councils effort is a 98% percent retention rate of new-to-service teachers - higher than state andnational averages.

Presenters:Larry R. Plank,Mentor of Distinction, CEC/TTI [email protected]

Sisty Walsh, Vice President, Administration & Communications, The Council for Educational Change, [email protected]

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Monday, September 22, 2008Concurrent Breakout Sessions

LOCATION

1:00 PM 2:30 PM

LOCATION

2:45 PM 4:15 PM

Tarpon

Powerful Presentation Strategies Part II with

Debbie Estes

Tarpon

Powerful Presentation Strategies Part II with Deb-

bie Estes

Sawyer

Response to Intervention (RtI)

Sawyer

Response to Intervention (RtI)

Spotted Curlew

Hands-On Technology Lab to Support PD

Spotted Curlew

Hands-On Technology Lab to Support PD

Compass

Principal Leadership Academy w/

NEFEC

Compass

Principal Leadership Academy w/

NEFEC

Chart

Technology Tools to Monitor PD Needs w/

Miami-Dade County

Chart

FL SUMS: Students Using Mathematics Skillfully

K-5

CitrusBroward New Educator Support System

(NESS)

CitrusBroward New Educator Support System

(NESS)

Glades

Elluminate An Internet Delivery System

Glades

Elluminate An Internet Delivery System

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Tuesday, September 23, 2008

LOCATION

10:30AM 11:45 AM

LOCATION

1:15 PM 2:45 PM

LOCATION

3:00 PM 4:30 PM

Tarpon

Using State-of-the-Art Deliveriesand Follow-Up for Professional

Development Part IIwith John Kuglin

Banyon/Citrus

Differentiating Reading Instruction

Banyon/Citrus

Differentiating Reading Instruc-tion

Banyon/Citrus

William Cecil Golden LeadershipProgram

Glades/Jasmine

Math Standards Update and Sup-port Initiatives (PROMiSE)

Glades/Jasmine

Math Standards Update and Sup-port Initiatives (PROMiSE)

Compass

Using iPods for Professional De-velopment (PD) and Instruction

Compass

Using iPods for PD and Instruc-tion

Compass

Using iPods for PD and Instruc-tion

Chart

Technology Tools to Monitor

Professional Development Needsw/ Miami-Dade County

Chart

Adobe Connect

An Internet Delivery System

Chart

Adobe Connect

An Internet Delivery System

Snowy Egret

FL SUMS: Students UsingMathematics Skillfully K-5

Snowy Egret

Sterling Process in Brevard County

Snowy Egret

Sterling Process in BrevardCounty

Royal Tern

UWF School Leadership Redesign

& FAU/Broward Leadership Pro-ject

Royal Tern

UWF School Leadership Redesign

& FAU/Broward Leadership Pro-ject

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Wednesday, September 24, 2008Concurrent Breakout Sessions

**Return to Tarpon/Sawyer after special sessions forFASD Leadership Conference Door Prize Raffle & Closing**

LOCATION9:15 AM 11:15 AM

TarponProfessional Development Technology Tools for the Budget-Minded

Glades/JasmineNational Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) Panel with DOE and Spotlighted Districts

Banyon/Citrus

Alternative Certification

ChartCouncil for Educational Change Coaching & Mentoring

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Conference Map

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2008 FASDLC Planning Committee

COMMITTEE CHAIR CO-CHAIR

Evaluation Pam Burtnett Neal Meadows

Hospitality Mae Moss Pat Fenton/Anthony Cooley

General Sessions Theresa Vernetson Debra Elliott

Concurrent Sessions Debra Elliott Mary Ann Ahearne

Packets for Presenters Linda Ferrara

FASDLC Facilities Joyce/Bill/Debbie Cathy/Becky

Exhibitors Maria Dempsey Rosa Harvey-Pratt/Clyde Sperring

Registration Vicki Crisp Sallie Jenkins

Marketing Debbie Cooke Stacey Christophel

Technology/Audio Visual Martha Compton Anthony Cooley

Awards Debra Elliott Joyce Menz/Clyde Sperring

Program Editor Cynthia Lott Linda Ferrara

New Members Jane Meadows Bill Hall

Social Jim Coe Carol Johnson/Kathy Hebda

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2008-009 Slate of Candidates for theOpen Florida Association for Staff Development Board Positions


FASD Board Nominations for 2008

OFFICER NOMINEES (ONE-YEAR TERMS)

BOARD MEMBER NOMINEES 2 POSITIONS TO BE FILLED

(THREE-YEAR TERMS)

Name Board Po-sition

District/Organization/Position

Professional Development Experiences

Dr. DebraElliott

President-Elect

Heartland Education Con-sortium

Coordinator of Professional Development for HeartlandEducational Consortium; 31 years education experience;14 years in professional development ; Protocol Reviewer;Former assistant principal, principal, district-level Coordi-nator of Staff Development/HR; Adjunct professor forEckerd College; Trainer for a variety of administrativeand teacher leadership programs; Member of FASD andNSDC for 6 yrs.

Cathy

Starling

Treasurer Project Director, Beacon

Learning Center, Bay Dis-trict Schools

Has served as Treasurer for FASD for the past 2 years

and is willing to continue that responsibility. Has experi-ence in all areas of professional development; onlinecourse developer, coordinates online training with morethan 32 school districts across the state; FASD Boardmember since 2004, member of NSDC.

Vicki

Crisp

Secretary Program Developer andStaff Developer for NorthEast Florida Educational

Consortiums 15 school dis-tricts

Has served as Secretary for FASD for the past 2 years andis willing to continue that responsibility. Daily communi-cation with and services to district level administratorsand teachers keep Vicki working with educators through-out FL on a continuous basis.

SallieJenkins

BoardMember

Principal, Wilson Elemen-tary School; previously Di-rector of Professional De-

velopment, SeminoleCounty.

Has served as district Director of Prof. Develop-ment; prior FASD Board member; excellent abilityto communicate, cooperate, and support others;and willingness to compromise and to remain flexi-ble thus, creating a we attitude that benefits eve-ryone. FASD member for five years; FASD Boardmember 2007-08 to complete Bill Halls term whenhe was elected Pres.-Elect in 2007.

Debbie

Iseman

Board

Member

Dir. Of Professional Devel-

opment; St. Lucie Co.

Has served as a teacher, assistant principal, princi-

pal, and district administrator in St. Lucie Countyfor 30 years; has served as Executive Director ofProfessional Development since 2003; works withstaff to provide relevant professional developmentaligned to the needs of the students. Assisting edu-cators to hone their craft through professionallearning is her passion.

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2008-009 Slate of Candidates for theOpen Florida Association for Staff Development Board Positions


BOARD MEMBER NOMINEES 2 POSITIONS TO BE FILLED

(THREE-YEAR TERMS)

(Continued from page 28)

Sherry Rose BoardMember

Director of Leadership Develop-ment (HRD) for Broward County

Public Schools

During her tenure at HRD, has transformed thedistricts Leadership Dev. Program into a compre-hensive model of Quality based on FL Protocol;has coordinated a $1,000,000 grant for PrincipalInterns; implemented annual Leadership Acad-emies providing innovative professional develop-ment to more than 750 school/district leaders.

Dr. TheresaVernetson

BoardMember

Assistant Dean for Student Af-fairs, College of Education, Uni-

versity of Florida

6 years in this position; 27 years in university ad-ministration; Former treasurer and president ofFASD; FASD Distinguished Service Award win-ner in 1989, 1997, and 2006

REGIONAL DIRECTOR/BOARD MEMBER NOMINEES - 1 PER REGION

(THREE YEAR TERMS)

Name BoardPosition

District/Organization/

Position

Professional Development Experiences

Belva Free DirectorRegion I

Program Director

FloridaLearns Academy

Panhandle Area Consortium

Belva is an experienced educator who provides leadershipfor FLA, which provides a wide range of technology-driven professional development opportunities for teach-

ers, district and school administrators, and support staff,focusing on student achievement.

Vicki Bea-gle

DirectorRegion I

Director, Inservice and In-structional Technology

31 years experience with the Santa Rosa School Districtincluding 15 years as a teacher, 2 years technology special-ist, 7 years assistant principal and 7 years in her currentposition. Her mission is to make a difference in the edu-cational process of students by teaching teachers and ad-ministrators.

BeckyShermis

DirectorRegion V

Dean, Graduate School ofEducation; Kaplan University

Has served for over 3 years as Dean of the GraduateSchool of Teacher Education for Kaplan University,based in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Previously has served as ateacher, assistant principal, principal, consultant, profes-

sional developer, and central administrator in professionaldevelopment. FASD Board member for three years, andFASD Nominations Committee for two years. DOEProtocol Standards reviewer; current co-chair of theFASDLC conference; FASD Board Region V Directorfor three years.

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FASD APPRECIATION

APPRECIATION EXPRESSED

TO OUT-GOING BOARD MEMBERS

The following out-going members of the FASD Board are individuals who have given tre-mendous time and effort to the success of our organization for the past 3 years. We sincerelyappreciate all of their efforts on behalf of FASD and effective professional development in

Florida!

Anthony Cooley

FASD Director for Region I

Becky Shermis*

FASD Director for Region V

Theresa Vernetson*

Board Member

Sallie Jenkins* **Board Member

*Has agreed to nomination for another term.

**Completed final year of Bill Halls Board term after he took office as President-elect in 2007.

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FASDLC Conference Sponsors and Exhibitors

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Section 2: About the Florida Association forStaff Development


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FDOE RepresentativeKathy Hebda Florida Department of Education

Leadership Conference Co-Chairs

Becky Shermis Kaplan University

Cathy Starling Beacon Educator, Bay

Executive DirectorDebbie Cooke [email protected]

Regional ContactsRegion I: Anthony Cooley [email protected](850) 638-6131 x 2279Bay-Calhoun-Escambia-Franklin-Gadsden-Gulf-Holmes-Jackson-Jefferson-Leon-Liberty-Madison-Okaloosa-SantaRosa-Taylor-Wakulla-Walton-Washington

Region II: Clyde Sperring [email protected](386) 364-2777Alachua-Baker-Braddford-Citrus-Clay-Columbia-Dixie-Duval-Flagler-Gilchrist-Hamilton-Lafayette-Levy-Marion-Nassau-Putnam-St. Johns-Suwannee-Union

Region III: Maria Dempsey [email protected]

Brevard-Indian River-Lake-Okeechobee-Orange-Osceola-St.Lucie-Seminole-Sumter-Volusia

Region IV: Debra Elliott [email protected] x219

Charlotte-DeSoto-Glades-Hardee-Hernando-Highlands-Hillsborough-Lee-Manatee-Pasco-Pinellas-Polk-Sarasota

Region V: Becky Shermis [email protected]

BrowardCollierHendry-Martin-Miami-DadeMonroePalm Beach

Board of Directors

Anthony Cooley (Region I) PAEC Cynthia Lott - Editor (At Large) Lee

Stacey Christophel (At Large) FDLRS Mae Moss (At Large) Manatee

Maria Dempsey (Region III) Orange Becky Shermis (Region V) Kaplan University

Linda Diaz (At Large) Monroe Clyde Sperring (Region II) Suwannee

Debra Elliott (Region IV) Heartland Ed. Sallie Jenkins (At Large) Seminole

Rosa Harvey-Pratt (At Large) Miami-Dade Theresa Vernetson (At Large) Univ. of Florida

President Joyce Menz Nassau

Immediate Past President Linda Ferrara Citrus

President Elect Bill Hall Brevard

Secretary Vicki Crisp NEFEC

Treasurer Cathy Starling Beacon Educator, Bay

Officers

Florida Association For Staff DevelopmentFASD Officers and Board Members 2007 - 2008

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FASD Focus for 2008-2010

Leadership forLearning

State-of-the ArtDelivery Meth-

ods & Follow-Up

Technology & web based re-sources

Communication deliveries, i.e.Podcasting, online

Continuous learningstrategies

Budget-minded andalternative ideas

Support QualityTeacher & School

Leadership

Support New

Teachers

Professional learningcommunities

Cultivating positive culturesand communication

Developing quality leaders

Using student and PD data toimprove teacher and stu-dent learning

Performance and competencybased teacher qualitymeasures

Induction

Coaching & MentoringInstructional Resources


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Leadership For Learning

FASD Has a Two-Year Theme2008 2010

The FASDLC Planning Committee and the Board spent a weekend together this past Fall 2007

collecting and analyzing data to determine priority professional development needs for Florida educators

who are dedicated to improving learning for ALL. Our goal was to build a two-year theme that focused

on critical areas that aligned to NSDC priority goals, Florida Department of Education goals, and FASDs

Mission and Vision. Our second goal was to scaffold these learning experiences so professionals could

continue to build on prior knowledge in specific areas that affected student achievement in the state of

Florida.

One of the data pieces we used to determine our two-year theme and strands was last years

FASDLC 2007 member evaluations. We looked for key initiatives to support you personally in your pro-

fession and in your work place. Through our data-driven research, we are excited to introduce our theme

for the 2008-2010 and our three priority strands.

Theme: Leadership for LearningStrands:

Learning State-of-the-Art Delivery Methods and Follow-Up

Learning to Support Quality Teacher and School Leadership, and

Learning to Support New Teachers.

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VisionFlorida Association for Staff Development, Inc.:

Committed to professional growth of school-related personnel,the driving force for improving schools to effect significant

improvement in school experiences of all students in Florida.

MissionStatement

The Florida Association for Staff Development, Inc. will promote profes-sional growth, leadership and support for those involved in facilitatinglearning opportunities for the educational community.

ObjectivesWe will significantly improve school experiences of Floridastudents by:

Demonstrating, modeling, and promoting state-of-the-art professional de-velopment for educational reform;

Promoting collaboration and networking for relationships among groupsseeking to meet needs of Florida students; and

Facilitating a network for all professional growth opportunities and re-sources for improving schools.

Florida Association for Staff Development, Inc.


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Florida Association for Staff DevelopmentLeaders

1981-1982 Charles Henderson

University of Florida

1982-1983 John Lizer, Hillsborough County

1983-1984 Robert Testa

Florida International University

1984-1985 Millie Mizell, Sumter County

1985-1986 Wilfred Still, Orange County

1986-1987 Theresa Vernetson

University of Florida

1987-1988 Carol Johnson, Polk County1988-1989 James Coe, Hamilton County

1989-1990 Larry Ross, Sumter County

1990-1991 John Still, Pinellas County

1991-1992 Faye Cake, Alachua County

1992-1993 Joanne Kaspert. Dade County

1993-1994 Margaret Miller

University of Central Florida

1994-1995 John Headlee. Citrus County

1995-1996 Carol Johnson. Polk County1996-1997 Rosa Harvey-Pratt, Dade County

1997-1998 Van Crigger, Okaloosa County

1998-1999 Carolyn Robinson, Orange County

1999-2000 Janey DuPont, Gadsden County

2000-2001 Stephanie Webb, Lee County

2001-2002 Theresa Croteau, Leon County

2002-2003 Neal Meadows, PAEC

2003-2004 Jim Croteau, Leon County

2004-2005 Jane Granger Meadows, FCRR2005-2006 Debbie Cooke, Miami-Dade

2006-2007 Linda Ferrara, Citrus County

2007-2008 Joyce Menz, Nassau County

1975 John Lizer, Hillsborough County1976 Millie Mizell, Sumter County1977 Douglas Dillon, Orange County1978 E. Ward Thomas, Pinellas County1979 John C. Thurber, Palm Beach County1980 Ann Tillman, Duval County1981 Jean Horton, St. Lucie County1982 Millie Mizell, Sumter County1983 Dewey Huddleston, Okaloosa County1984 Wilfred Still, Orange County1985 Carol Johnson, Polk County

1986 Robin Largue, Escambia County1987 Larry Ross, Sumter County1988 John Still, Pinellas County1989 Elaine Beeler, Hernando County1990 Faye Cake, Alachua County1991 Joanne Kaspert, Dade County1992 Russ Alderman, Duval County1993 Rosa Harvey Pratt, Dade County1994 Ann Osborne, Lake County &

Cindy Williams, Osceola County1995 Ann Osborne, Lake County1996 Carolyn Robinson, Orange County &1997 Janey DuPont, Gadsden County1998 Janey DuPont, Gadsden County &

Carolyn Robinson, Orange County1999 Sharon Russell, Broward County &

Stephanie Webb, Lee County2000 Stephanie Webb, Lee County & Sharon

Russell, Broward County2001 Susan Bassler, Manatee County & Neal

Meadows, PAEC2002 Neal Meadows, PAEC & Susan Bassler,

Manatee County

2003 Linda Ferrara, Citrus County & Mae Moss,Manatee County

2004 Mae Moss, Manatee County & Linda Ferrara,Citrus County

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PRESIDENTSOF FASD PLANNING COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS

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1980 William Dummond, UF; Rex Toothman,USF

1981 Mildred Augenstein, Dade County; DouglasDillion, Orange County; Idella Moss,Sarasota County; John Patrick, DOE

1982 Mary Bulleman, Hillsborough County; BunnyO. Smith, USF; James Parris, DOE

1983 John Lizer, Hillsborough County; MillieMizell, Sumter County, Gerre Wood, PalmBeach County; P. C. Wu, UWF

1984 - Jean Horton, St. Lucie County; Will Veal,FSU; Marcus N. Williamson, Brevard County

1985 - Representative Tom Brown, Port Orange;Faye Cake, Alachua County: GeorgeMarshall, Manatee County

1986 - Louis V. Morelli, DOE; John Still, PinellasCounty

1987 - James Coe, Hamilton County; Carol Johnson,Polk County; Garfield W. Wilson, DOE

1988 - James Croteau, Leon County

1989 - Bobbie DAlessandro, Lee County; WilfredStill, Orange County; Theresa Vernetson, UF

1990 - Mary Dorsey, Broward County; EmilyRobarts, Columbia County

1991 - Susan Hamilton, Lee County; Larry Ross,Sumter County

1992 - Elaine Beeler, Hernando County; GayleMoller, Broward County; Ann Osborne, LakeCounty

1993 - Joanne Kaspert, Dade County; Jean Williams,DOE

1994 - Carol Johnson, Polk County; Lou Morelli,DOE Staff Development Director, retired;Ann Osborne, Lake County; Barry Snyder,Citrus County

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Florida Association for Staff Development, Awards


DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDThe highest award presented to an individual member

for service to FASD

2005 Debbie Cooke, Palm Beach County & BillHall, Brevard County

2006 Bill Hall, Brevard County &Debbie Cooke,Palm Beach County

2007 Pat Fenton, Manatee County &Terry Tanner-Smith, FCRR

2008 Terry Tanner-Smith, FCRR & PatFenton,Manatee County

2009 Becky Shermis, Kaplan & Cathy Starling,Beacon


PLANNING COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS

1997 James Coe, Hamilton County, retired;Virginia, Kretzer, Hernando County

1998 - Wayne Blanton, Florida School BoardAssociation

1999 - Lou Morelli, Florida Department ofEducation, retired

2000 - Carol Johnson, Polk County, retired

2001 - Charles Janz, Pinellas County

2003 Ava Byrne, FDOE

SPECIAL FRIENDOF FASD AWARDAn award presented to an individual who provided special

services to FASD or FASDLC

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Florida Association for Staff Development, Awards

1995 - Rosa Harvey-Pratt, Dade County; PattieHornsby, Alachua County; Will Still, OrangeCounty; Marion Weil, Palm Beach County;Brenda Wims, Duval County

1996 - Mary Verner, Hernando County; Van Crigger,Okaloosa County

1997 - Janey DuPont, Gadsden County; TheresaVernetson, University of Florida

1998 - Margaret Miller, UCF1999 - Theresa Croteau, Leon County2000 - Neal Meadows, PAEC

2001 - Joanne Kaspert, Retired, Miami-Dade

2002 - Jane Granger, FSU

2006- Dr. Theresa Vernetson, University of Florida


DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDThe highest award presented to an individual member for service

to FASD

1998 Anderson Elementary School, BrevardCounty; Deltona Middle School, VolusiaCounty; Ft. Walton Beach High School,Okaloosa County

1999 Woodward Avenue-Stetson UniversityProfessional Development School,Volusia County; Richbourg Middle School,Okaloosa County

2000 Cypress Lake Middle School, Lee County;Terri Smith, Leon County

2001 Heritage Elementary School, Palm BeachCounty

2002 Mary Diez, Elementary Reading andLanguage Arts Specialist, Volusia County

2003 Project LIST, UNF and Valdosta State

2004 - Orange County Alternative EducationCenters; Lastinger Center for Learning,University of Florida; Indian RiverCommunity College

2005 - Palm Beach County School BasedProfessional Development Team Orange

County FDLRS Action Resource Center ,University of Florida Center for SchoolImprovement, Indian River CommunityCollege

2006 - Forest Grove Middle School, St. LucieCounty, Secondary Social StudiesDepartment, Palm Beach County St. LucieProfessional Development Team, St. LucieCounty Orange County AlternativeEducation Centers for Success, OrangeCounty

OUTSTANDING STAFF DEVELOPMENT AWARDAn award presented to an individual or a school that makes a

major impact on teacher and/or student learning.

1994 John Headlee, Citrus County; Rex Toothman,Consultant

1995 Gayle Moller, Broward County; MarilynKatzenmeyer, West Central FloridaManagement Network

1996 Elaine Beeler, Hernando County

1997 Lori Nielsen, Pasco County

1998 Ava Belitzky, DOE

1999 Patricia Shelton, Brevard County

2000 Mary Gunter, Okaloosa County

2001 Broward County School Board HumanResource Development

2002 John Hanson, FSU, retired

2003 Panhandle Area Educational Consortium

2005- Dr. Connie Bergquist, Evaluation SystemsDesign, Inc.

DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTION AWARDThe highest award presented to an individual supporting staff

development in Florida.

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Regional Contacts

Region I: Anthony Cooley [email protected](850) 638-6131 x 2279

Bay, Calhoun, Escambia, Franklin,Gadsden, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson,Leon, Liberty, Madison, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa,Taylor, Wakulla, Walton, Washington

Region II: Clyde Sperring [email protected]

(386) 364-2777Alachua, Baker, Braddford, Citrus, Clay, Columbia,

Dixie, Duval, Flagler, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy,Marion, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns, Suwannee, Union

Region IV: Debra [email protected](863)-531-0444 x219Charlotte, DeSoto, Glades, Har-

dee, Hernando, Highlands, Hills-borough, Lee, Manatee, Pasco,Pinellas, Polk, Sarasota

Region V: Becky [email protected](954) 899-8068

Broward Collier, Hendry,Martin, Miami, Dade,Monroe, Palm Beach

Region III: Maria [email protected](407) 317-3200x2798

Brevard, Indian River,Lake, Okeechobee, Orange,Osceola, St. Lucie, Seminole,Sumter, Volusia


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Please complete the information and leave this form at theRegistration Table or with any FASD Board Member.

Name: District/Organization:

Preferred Mailing Address:

City: Zip Code:

Work Phone: Fax:

Email Address:(home or school)

Summer Address if different:

Supervisor or Director (include title):

Supervisor Address:

Getting to know you Special interests and/or talents:

Thank you! You will be contacted.

Committee Preference (indicate 1st and 2nd choices):

____ Audio Visual _____ Program _____ Mentors/New Attendees

____ Exhibitors _____ Evaluation _____ Registration____ General Sessions _____ Hot Topic Sessions _____ Technology

____ Hospitality _____ Marketing/Communications

____ Other ways I may be able to assist (please specify)

_______________________________________________________________________________

____ I prefer to work at the conferencework at the conferencework at the conferencework at the conference as a volunteer where needed.

____ I cannotcannotcannotcannot attend the planning committee meetings


Conference Volunteer Form for 2008-2009

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Thank You for Attending the 2008 FASDLC Fall Conference

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