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Friday, July 03, 2009

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Michigan Association of Intermediate School Administrators

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MAISA Summer Conference 2009
Click here for materials and presentations from this year's Summer Conference (June 17-19, 2009)

As a major component of the Title 1 Accountability Grant, the Michigan Association of Intermediate School Administrators (MAISA) is creating a pool of math and ELA coaches to train and deploy as a service to Title 1 High Priority Schools in Phases 1 and 2.  MAISA is working in conjunction with MDE through the State System of Support to create a candidate pool of highly qualified instructional coaches across the state who demonstrate mastery in effective coaching skills as well as subject matter.  All qualified educators should apply to be in the pool, whether currently coaching, interested in coaching, or retired.   

TO APPLY: Please submit evidence of qulaification for the linked job description and a one/two-page resume containing three references. Also required is a one-page essay describing how you might begin work as a coach in a school. The content of the essay should align with the premises of coaching and the underlying beliefs of a professional learning community. The essay will be scored as part of the pre-screening criteria.
 
Submit your application materials via fax or email to:
Sam LoPresto, MAISA
Fax: 517.327.9263

Intervention Partner Application

Title I Accountability Grant (an expansion of the Michigan Statewide System of Support) Evidence-based Intervention (EBI) Application for Intervention Partners for your consideration and dissemination to professional networks, organizations, and other interested applicants.  For assistance, please contact ebiapplication@gomasa.org.

MMC Resources

MAISA’s Instructional Leadership Committee has identified a goal to “Utilize technology so ISDs can easily access instructional resources electronically.”  Review this growing bank of information about Power Standards, Assessments, Personal Curriculum, Cut Scores, and CTE Crosswalks to better enable Michigan educators to implement the Michigan Merit Curriculum (MMC).

Administrative Funds Request Forms

Download forms to review policy, answer questions, and get your process moving in the right direction.

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The Michigan Association of Intermediate School Administrators is comprised of superintendents and administrators representing the 57 Intermediate School Districts (ISDs) in the State of Michigan. ISD administrators provide and coordinate essential services to their constituent school districts to facilitate teaching and learning. By coordinating efforts and resources, ISDs provide specialized services to students that would not be affordable/feasible otherwise. These services can include special education, vocational training, interdisciplinary subjects, language programs, early childhood education, parent services, community involvement, transportation, extracurricular activities, lifelong learning and adult education, and other necessary and exciting benefits are shared across districts for the success of every learner.

If you have any questions, please contact James Scofield at jscofield@gomasa.org.

  
 
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