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Powerful. Provocative. Promising. The National Summer Learning Association (NSLA) is pleased to announce its line-up of not-to-miss general sessions and featured speakers at Summer Changes Everything™, a national conference devoted entirely to summer learning and afterschool from October 23-25 in Phoenix, Arizona!
Read to learn more!
Powering Partnerships Through Philanthropy (opening general session)
Youth Sparks!
Parents as Learning Heroes
Keynote Speaker, Reggie Love (closing general session)
Investing that transforms. Some of the nation's top foundation and corporate leaders take center stage in the opening session of Summer Changes Everything™ offering insightful perspectives on education trends that influence their philanthropic investments and powerful partnerships that have helped to sustain summer learning across the country.
Panelists include:
Margaret McKenna, Moderator, NSLA Board Chair and Former President, Walmart Foundation
Gigi Antoni, Director of Learning and Engagement, The Wallace Foundation
Marlyn Torres, Corporate Vice President for Corporate Responsibility and Senior Program Officer, New York Life Foundation
Kari Pardoe, Associate Program Officer, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
Dan Levi, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Clear Channel Outdoor Americas
Young people represent our future and their voices, ideas can power their dreams, along with the support of caring adults and mentors. They are our allies in changing the world so listen up!
Students of the Dysart Community Center Teen Arts and Action Program (TAAP) will share some of their thought-provoking multi-media projects around issues of violence, migrant families and other issues of local and national importance.
When we nurture and cultivate a child's natural brilliance and curiosity, there are positive ripple effects throughout every area of life--both for children and their families.
Families matter and the Parents as Learning Heroes plenary will help us all tap into the love of parents, grow the trust and support of the "village" in order to unleash the potential of every child, every day.
Presenters include:
David Park, Executive Vice President, Strategy & Communications, Learning Heroes
Alejandro Gac-Artigas, CEO & Founder, Springboard Collaborative
Closing Keynote Address and Reception Speaker: Reggie Love
Wednesday, October 25 | 1:45 PM - 3:30 PM
Reggie Love served in the Executive Office of the President as personal aide to President Obama from 2007-2011, where he was responsible for assisting with the coordination and completion of the President's daily schedule as well as coordinating with other offices to set up long and medium range planning.
Mr. Love moved to the District of Columbia in 2006 to work for then Senator Obama after short stints in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers. Currently, Mr. Love serves as Vice President at the Transatlantic Energy Group and has been an equity partner since 2012.
NSLA Welcomes Youth Today as Official National Media Partner of Summer Changes Everything™
For more than 25 years, Youth Today has offered youth service professionals, policymakers, advocates and funders in youth services with the latest news, information, grants, reports, professional development and research in the youth services field.
Check out theYouth Today OST Hub. The OST Hub focuses on topics that address relevant and critical issues in the out-of-school time (OST) field, many of them linked with current news stories reported in the digital edition of Youth Today.
Each topic area has its own page with links to free and downloadable articles, research, curricula and other program materials grounded in practice for in-depth exploration and deeper learning.
His first three demos are very close to LCB (as LCB is close to javascript with the handlers he used). So most of what he does with the sliders in the text editor can we already have with "live-updates" from the property inspector of LiveCode.
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Jill Greenleaf" <jgreenle@skidmore.edu> Date: Sep 28, 2017 2:22 PM Subject: Welcome to ESSC2017! To: Cc:
Dear Coaches,
We're excited to welcome you to the Eastern States Swim Clinic this weekend at the Crowne Plaza in Cherry Hill, NJ. Following the optional courses offered by USA Swimming and ASCA on Thursday and Friday, the first event of the weekend is Technology Corner on Friday night starting at 6:30 p.m.
This session allows companies to present the newest in swimming technology to you and for you to have the opportunity to ask questions about their applications.International Sports Timing will sponsor pizza during the session. TeamUnify will raffle off a GoPro – the first 50 people to Tech Corner will be eligible to enter! You must be present to win!
This year, we're excited to announce the following lineup for Technology Corner
MP: New technique paddle
FINIS: Iso and Evo
TYR: New drag chutes
Commit Swimming: Be Dazzled with Simplicity
SwimmersBest: New products
Dolfin: Light Strike suit
TeamUnify: Your Team's Own Social Network
International Sports Timing: Bluetoooth Clock App that does more!
Also remember at 8 p.m. on Friday night, we will have an informal social so you can meet all the vendors and participate in a free Speedo and Dolfin raffle!
A FINAL REMINDER: Our swimmers and coaches sessions are not yet full for the clinic. Please feel free to pass on clinic information to your coaching friends. Register online now or at the door. Complete clinic details are available on our website: http://swimclinic.com/eastern-states-swim-clinic-2/
Thanks - looking forward to the weekend! Let me know if you have any other questions.
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For the past decade, our mission has been to enable organizations to share experiences through live video, unlocking a world where every event is available live online. We're thrilled to be joining the Vimeo team. Together, we will continue to innovate in the world of video and live storytelling.
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Parent of two PPS students, and one attends Sci-Tech presently
A student's voice
Blogger and Coach reactions:
First, I have called for the renewal of the PPS Athletic Reform Task Force. I'll even volunteer to chair such a group as well. We had one back in the day, established by then superintendent Mark Roosevelt. I was put on that task force. We got some good work accomplished and had plenty of additional tasks ahead.
When Lind Lane took over the reigns of the district, the task force died. She was not fond of sports, in my humble opinion.
It is time to renew the task force, hold serious discussions among a wide-reaching audience and plan, plan, plan.
I also spoke at the meeting, and I didn't video tape my own talk. I'm looking for the audio and can't find it, just yet.
If there is a divorce of the coop among U-Prep, Sci-Tech and Obama, the outcomes may not be as described in the public comment so far. Sci-Tech could choose to field some of its own sports teams. It would be great if Sci-Tech had varsity swimming teams for boys and girls. It would be fine if Sci-Tech had varsity soccer team too, but that is more of a stretch. Perhaps Sci-Tech and U-Prep can form their own co-op.
Sports co-ops can be made on a sport-by-sport basis. It does not need to be the same marriage with every sport.
Likewise, in soccer, Obama might choose to still be in a co-op with Sci-Tech and U-Prep, but get out of the co-op for basketball. Then U-Prep can have its own team for basketball. Same too for Sci-Tech basketball.
There are plenty of moving pieces, and a few principals can't be trusted in crafting the best outcomes -- and everyone else just sitting in the back seat in reaction mode. Let's be proactive.
Splitting the co-op makes sense in some settings, but might be worse in others.
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