The East Hampton School District proudly presents the East End Teachers Academy, in
collaboration with the School of Professional Development at Stony Brook University. This third
annual conference addresses the myriad of issues faced by our ELL students. Discussions and
presentations will highlight how districts are designing and delivering effective methods for
academic and social/emotional success.
Tentative Schedule
7:30 am
Registration
8:45 am
Keynote Speaker: Julia Schnurman, Coordinator,
Family Education Outreach Program, Eastern Suffolk BOCES
10:00 am
Panel Discussion: More Than Just Academic Accommodations: What are and
how are districts handling the socio/emotional issues faced by ELL students?
Moderated by Terri Brady-Mendez: Program Director,
Long Island Bilingual Education Resource Network, Eastern Suffolk BOCES
Panelists:
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Teresita Winter, Community Liaison, East Hampton UFSD
Francesca Cavallero, School Counselor, Southold Jr/Sr High School
Joel Gonzalez, School Counselor, Longwood High School
Rafaela Vasquez, Social Worker, Roanoke Ave, Riverhead CSD
Victor Cordova, Community Liaison, Southampton UFSD
12 noon
Lunch
1:00 pm
Breakout Session I:
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2:10 pm
Teaching ELLs in the Integrated ELA Setting: Maximizing Language Growth
in the Integrated ENL/ELA Classroom, Marissa Banducci
Speaking: The Neglected Standard, Stephanie Vogel, Anne Logan &
Christine Pearsall
A Case Study on Mental Health for Schools, Adam Fine & Kenneth Aversa
Breakout Session II:
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Tips on How to Talk to the Mainstream Teacher, Linda Scalice
Virtual Field Trips - Connecting with the Outside Community, Alexandra
McCourt & Sylvia Schumann
Disproportionality of ELLs in Special Education, Devon Thornburg
Directions to Stony Brook Southampton
Registration and the morning sessions will take place in the Fine Arts Building, as indicated by
the star on the above map.
Directions from points west of Southampton:
Take I-495 (Long Island Expressway) east to Exit 70, then turn right on Route 111 (follow the
signs for Route 27 East/Montauk - Sunrise Highway). Take Route 27 (east) and proceed 19 miles
to Southampton Campus. Make right on Tuckahoe Road. Go past first entrance on Tuckahoe
Road and past the empty field. Turn right at next entrance where you will see a guard booth on
your right. On the left, a parking lot is available for guest parking.
From the East End:
Take Route 27 East (which becomes County Road 39) and proceed 19 miles to Southampton
Campus. Make left at the traffic light onto Tuckahoe Road. Go past the first entrance on
Tuckahoe Road. Turn left at the next entrance. Follow the directions above.
Contact Information
Elizabeth Reveiz
631-329-4117
Ivonne Morales
631-329-4127
Registration Form
The academy fee is $95, which includes breakfast, lunch and handouts. Please complete
this form and mail along with proof of payment to:
Ms. Christine Roberts, Business Department
East Hampton School District
4 Long Lane
East Hampton, NY 11937
A copy of the P.O. or P.O.# or check must be included with your registration.
The registration deadline is October 15, 2016. There will be no on-site
registration.
Purchase order#__________________
Check #___________________
(P.O’s must include registrant’s name)
Name: ______________________________________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________________
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Email:
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Day Phone: ______________________
Evening Phone: ________________________
District: _____________________________________________________________________
Position: ESL ____
Bilingual ____
Other ______________________________________
Title: _______________________________________________________________________
Elementary: ____
Secondary: _____
Breakout Session Selection
Please rank the after-lunch sessions in order of preference.
Rank
(1-4)
Session One
Rank
(1-3)
Session Two
Integrated ENL/ELA Classroom
Talking to the Mainstream Teacher
Speaking: Neglected Standard
Virtual Field Trips
21st Century Writing
ELLs in Special Education
Mental Health for Schools