SCOPE Education Services

S22-02627 CITY WITH A SEA! Vincent Cericola - vcericola@gmail.com NEW!3 Credits – Inservice—Various 5 SESSIONS - July 5 — 9, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM This course will provide educators an opportunity to establish a firm link between curriculum and local marine environs. Opportunities to experience how the development of the metropolitan area has impacted the surrounding region and what is being done to improve the damage that has been caused. This is significant as many curricula possess standards that emphasize connecting their content with the “real world.” This includes: visits to urban marine environments such as Jamaica Bay, NY Harbor School, NY Aquarium, Coney Island. At each site, participants will become submerged in the habitat’s history, resident organisms and ecological significance. You will get a tour of a sewage treatment plant and the New Fulton Fish Market which will enlighten enrollees to how humans depend upon and influence the marine world. Materials and Supplies Fees: : Kayak/Canoe Rental ($40), NY Aquarium ($23) NY Harbor School($20) . Lunch/beverages could also be purchased.

In pursuant to Chapter 102 of the Laws of 2012, Article 2 of the Education Law (Education Law 10 - 18) and Part 57-4 and Part 80 of the Regulation of the Commissioner of Education, requires that anyone applying for an administrative or supervisory service, classroom teaching service, or school service certificate of license on or after January 1, 2014, shall have completed at least six clock hours of coursework or training in Harassment, Bullying and Discrimination Prevention and Intervention.

As required by Sections 3003 and 3004 of Education Law, all educators seeking initial or permanent state certification or other professionals seeking NYS licensing must complete two hours of coursework in the identification and reporting of suspected child abuse and maltreatment. Upon conclusion of the workshop, each participant will receive a certificate of completion.

S22-02628 MEANDER Vincent Cericola - vcericola@gmail.com NEW!3 Credits – Inservice—Various 5 SESSIONS - July 11 — 15, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM Track the Connetquot, Nissequogue & Peconic Rivers from their uplands to the bays in which they spill and experience the connection between fresh and saltwater. This is critical to the health of coastal environments as it is what binds the residents of Long Island to the aquatic world surrounding them. Experience a source of real world phenomena to engage students. Applicable, aligned & connected to STEM & NYSSLS approaches to learning. . Materials and Supplies fees ($120.00) Covers: Long Island Aquarium. ($40), Blue Island Oyster Farm @ Captree Island. ($75), Theodore Roosevelt Nature Center. ($5.00)

S22-06033 MULTMEDIA BACKGROUND DESIGNS AND JOURNALING Eric Fox—efox@lbech.org 3 Credits—Inservice—LONG BEACH 5 SESSIONS—July 11—15—8:00 AM—5:30 PM This course is designed to introduce various ways to create backgrounds and surface treatments that can be used for journals, and fully resolved pieces of artwork. Participants will explore working with traditional and non-traditional methods of surface treatments. Meets NYS Learning Standards: The Arts: 1,2,3,4

SCSSA/SCOPE COHORT EDL EDL 572 (School Personnel Management). 6/22 - 7/27, with Dr. Donna Jones

School Violence Prevention and Intervention training: As required by Section 3004 of Education Law, all school staff members seeking initial or permanent state certification must complete two hours of coursework in school violence prevention. Upon the completion of this workshop each participant will have information sent to the state and receive a certificate of completion.