Friday, May 17, 2013

10TH Annual ALAS Education Summit: Register Early

 
 A Decade of service and networking through a national summit
 
This summit is different than a traditional conference, seminar, or workshop. After 10 years of service, the summit offers a structured but free flowing forum for teams at the local, state, national, and international level to explore and debate a myriad of timely issues. Attendees can also take advantage of the following:
  • Nationally recognized keynote speakers
  • Roundtable discussions with peers from federal agencies, national organizations, state government, school districts and technology vendors
  • Insightful panel presentations, case studies and small group breakout discussions with dedicated time for participants to caucus and plan
  • Join us in celebrating our 10th year anniversary, a DECADE of service to our students and Latino educational leaders!
Click on the link below to register today and take advantage of our early bird registration discount that expires on July 31, 2013.

Summit Rates:
For Summit Rates, click here
Summit Registration:
For Individual or Groups in Educational Institutions: K-12, Post Secondary or Associations Registration, click here
For Corporate or Sponsor Registrations, click here
For ALAS sponsorship opportunities, click here to view the brochure. Then contact Karlene McCormick Lee at 702-810-8217 or klee@alasedu.net.
 
Hotel Information:
A discounted rate of $189 plus tax is available until September 23, 2013.
Call the Marriott at 1-877-303-0141 for hotel reservations.
 
Call for Papers
To download the proposal submission form, click here

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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

LAUSD Sweeps Academic Decathlon Season

LAUSD has swept the table in this Academic Decathlon season. Teams from El Camino, Granada Hills, and Franklin High School. It's the third year that L.A. Unified schools have swept the state, national and online competitions.  Rest of the story...

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Sunday, April 7, 2013

K-12 student database jazzes tech startups, spooks parents


(Ken Magdaleno) A Reuters article regarding the sharing of student information just sent a red flag up...tell me what you think. Is this going too far as student needs are shared? One educator speaks to this providing true "personalized learning." I'm always concerned about privacy issues. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/03/us-education-database-idUSBRE92204W20130303

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