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Partnering with the Sojourner Project

The Sojourner Project, Inc. is a non-profit agency that provides a comprehensive, holistic approach that meets the needs of victims as they work toward rebuilding their lives as survivors of domestic abuse. Their mission is to provide safe shelter for women and children, and advocacy and education for individuals and communities victimized by domestic violence.

MAASFEP is proud to sponsor this drive on behalf of the families of The Sojourner Project, Inc. You can help by:

  • Donating $10.00 for the purchase of a personal hygiene kit

For more information, visit www.sojournerproject.org.

MAASFEP: Minnesota Association of Administrators of State & Federal Education Programs

MAASFEP Spring 2011 Conference
Presenter Handouts

  • Anne Sheridan - Integrating Technology into Teaching and Learning
  • John Moorse - ESEA title Programs Issues for Administrators
  • Claire Hayes - Reading for Meaning - Fluently
  • Damon Gunn, Jackie Starr - Educational Opportunities (CPEO Program)
  • Dr. Jaqueline Krohn - Comprehension: Interactive Reading and Thinking
  • Barbara Rodberg & Monica Hallfrisch - A Targeted Assistance Program Model
  • Ronald Hagland, Teresa Dawson & Luisa Pierce - Redesign of a District Integration Model
  • Stan Moore - Communicating with Parents and Students through Blogging

    Beth Engman, Eric Egstad - Math Parent Engagement Events

  • Family Engagement Powerpoint
  • 9+ and 8+ cards
  • Family Engagement Night/Math Games with Frames
  • Doubles and Near Doubles
  • Make 5
  • Quick Draw and Go Fish (5 Frames)
  • Make 10
  • Quick Draw and Go Fish (10 Frames)
  • Subtracting to 10
  • Using the Dice

    Carla Harrold - Thinking, Reading & Writing in the Content Area

  • Powerpoint
  • Handouts

    Dawn Dibley - Tool Time for Math Time

  • Powerpoint
  • Tool Time for Math Time
  • Ten Dot Strips
  • Web Sites

    Dr. Anthony Muhammad

  • No More Drama!: Getting Everyone on the Bus and Becoming a Real PLC
  • Building a High-Performing PLC form the Ground Up
  • Reform 101

    Jeanne Eisenbarth - Developing Vocabulary and Word consciousness, Grades 3-6

  • Powerpoint
  • Learning Vocabulary Words Format

    Scott Williams - Puppets and Performance: The Art of Teaching Expressive Reading

  • Powerpoint
  • Expression Planning Sheet

    Featured Speakers

    Dr. Anthony Muhammad
    Anthony Muhammad, PhD, is a much sought-after education consultant. A practitioner for nearly 20 years, he has served as a middle school teacher, assistant principal, and principal, and as a high school principal. His tenure as a practitioner has earned him several awards as both a teacher and a principal. Dr. Muhammad's most notable accomplishment came as principal of Levey Middle School in Southfield, Michigan, a National School of Excellence, where student proficiency on state assessments more than doubled in five years. Dr. Muhammad and the staff at Levey used the Professional Learning Communities at WorkTM model of school improvement, and they have been recognized in several videos and articles as a model high-performing PLC.

    As a researcher, Dr. Muhammad has published articles in several publications in both the United States and Canada. He is author of Transforming School Culture and a contributor to The Collaborative Administrator

    Dr. Richard Santana
    Señor Chocolate, a tough-talking Latino gangster, arrives on stage with trade-mark baggy pants, shades, trench coat and a red bandanna. Using a thick Spanish accent to make his point, he begins with accounts of his personal gang-life experiences to illustrate gang attitudes and behaviors. He challenges his audience to critically assess their own perceptions. He asks them to acknowledge the fact that violence and hopelessness will continue to affect our communities if apathy persists.

    After sharing his gang-life experiences, Señor Chocolate presents "The Change"; an apt metaphor long to be remembered. While shedding his gang clothing, he explains "The Change" that occurred in his life - and can occur in anyone's life. Richard Santana emerges, dressed in a shirt and tie - as a college graduate, educator, counselor, colleague and friend.