The pandemic has brought uncertainty at every turn. The past two school years created significant anxiety and a loss of sleep for all educators, regardless of position. How can we create a culture where both students and staff thrive? How can we work to overcome fear and move forward when things don't go as planned?...
This is the meeting for the CAS Executive Board.
For the past two school years, the pandemic has created significant anxiety and uncertainty for teachers, administrators, parents, and, most importantly, our children. Thomas Murray, a nationally recognized teacher, and author brought a message of hope and resilience to a virtual audience of CAS school administrators on Thursday, December 12th, via Zoom. Mr. Murray captivated...
As the pandemic has lingered on far longer than expected, several CAS members have requested that we conduct a virtual Retirement Planning Workshop this coming January. Consequently, we have scheduled a virtual CAS Retirement Planning Workshop for Wednesday, January 12, 2022, at 4:30 pm. It is never too early to start thinking about retirement...
On Wednesday, January 18th, Zenada Gordon, Social Worker, Counselor, Advocate, and LGBTQ+ Services Coordinator for Long Island-based Pride for Youth (PFY), presented another informative and well-received CAS CTLE Workshop entitled “LGBTQ+: Honoring All Voices” on Zoom. Pride for Youth, a division of the Long Island Crisis Center, has served and advocated for Long Island's LGBTQ+...
On January 21, Dr. Shawn Robertson presented a CAS CTLE Workshop via Zoom for over forty CAS members seeking improved observational skills and credit toward continued administrative certification. Throughout this two-hour interactive workshop, Dr. Robertson helped the participants explore different models for engaging in digital check-ins. Presently, many of our schools are involved in all...
This is the meeting for the CAS Executive Board.
