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Grade Band SeriesFull or Partial SeriesFormat (Blended, online, Face to face)Start Date DatesTimeLocation for face-to-face sessionsCostCourse Description (for advertising purposes)Instructor NameInstructor EmailOpen to all? (yes or no)Registration Link(s)Limitations:Teacher CenterNetworkTeacher Center Director NameDirector Email
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7 & 8Knowledge of StudentsSynchronous Online10/19/202010/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/166:00-9:00 pmZoom$0.00
Course 1 Knowledge of Students: In this course, teachers will analyze the shifts in physical, emotional, social and cognitive hallmarks of 7th & 8th grade students and understand the implications for students with disabilities, including those that are English Language Learners. Teachers will demonstrate understanding of behavior management and develop tools to teach self-regulation so that students can achieve success in inclusive learning environments. Teachers apply their knowledge of current research in assessment to strengthen skills in writing authentic IEPs that are compliant with NYS guidance and that support students and their teachers in inclusive, more independent environments.
Babette Valentinebvalentine@aecsd.educationYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=17335&I=3630585All welcome. Priority registration given to Cayuga Onondaga Teacher Center Special EducatorsCayuga OnondagaEastern UpstateBrenda Aull-Klabenbaull-klaben@cayboces.org
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7-8Full SeriesSynchronous Online1/5/20211/5, 12, 19; 2/2, 9, 23; 3/2, 9, 16, 23, 30; 4/13, 20, 27; 5/54:30-6 p.m.Zoom$0.00Special Educators who have an existing SWD Grades 1-6 certification, who are interested in obtaining an extension for grades preK-K, are invited to participate in a three-part course consisting of: Knowledge of Students (15hrs), Instructional Strategies (15hrs) and Professional Practice (15hrs). Together, these three components make up the requisite 45 hours of CTLE instruction while preparing you to confidently walk into an early childhood special education teaching assignment.Liz Daley, SpEd K-12, NBCTliz@teachers-center.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=3560082&D=13206All welcome. Priority registration given to Greater Capital Region Teacher Center Special EducatorsGreater Capital RegionEastern UpstateValerie Lovelacevalerie@teachers-center.org
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7-8Full SeriesBlended4/27/2020asynchonousasynchronousTeacher Center of Broome County$0.00This course will cover all three components, Knowledge of Students, Professional Practice, and Instructional Stragies. This class will have a few discussion opportunities while the bulk of work will be done on-line at your own pace.Deborah Chicorellidebchicorelli@gmail.comNoemail bctc@btboces.org for more informationTeacher Center of Broome CountySouthern TierJennifer Leipbctc@btboces.org
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7-8Full SeriesAsynchronous Online4/13/20204/13/20-6/30/20asynchronousonline$0.00The 45 hour CTLE course series for the extension of certification includes three subset areas of learning: Knowledge of Students, Instructional Strategies and Professional Practice. Each subset is 15 hours - five 3-hour sessions of learning specific to the content area. Cathy Montaguecmontague@rockteach.orgYesemail dstudnitzer@rockteach.orgLower Hudson member districts priority
Rockland Teacher Center
Lower HudsonLower Hudson TC Network-Debbie Studnitzeremail dstudnitzer@rockteach.org
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7-8Full SeriesAsynchronous Online3/2/2020asynchonousasynchronouson-line$25.00In June of 2018, NYS approved a new pathway for special educators to extend their existing certification to address the growing shortage of certified special education teachers in NYS. Special Educators who have an existing NYS Students with Disabilities Generalist Grades 1-6 certification and are interested in obtaining an extension for grades 7-8, are invited to study these grade bands through a three course series. Together, these three courses meet NYSED Special Education CTLE Certification criteria for extending an existing NYS Students with Disabilities Generalist Grades 1-6 certification to include grades 7-8. This extension can be obtained by completing a 3 course series: Knowledge of Students (15hrs), Instructional Strategies (15hrs) and Professional Practice (15hrs). Meredith Murolommurolo@glencove.k12.ny.usNohttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=18802&I=340005215 participantsInterCounty Teacher Resource CenterLong IslandCarol Weintraubintercountytc@gmail.com
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7-8Full SeriesBlended2/7/20202/28, 3/20, 4/241:30-3:30SUNY Oneonta$150.00This course will cover all three components, Knowledge of Students, Professional Practice, and Instructional Stragies. This class will have a few discussion opportunities while the bulk of work will be done on-line at your own pace.Deborah Chicorelli/Aaron SorensenYese-mail or call 607 436-3920Catskill Regional Teacher CenterSouthern TierAaron SorensenCRTCny.org@gmail.com
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7-8Full SeriesAsynchronous Online2/6/20192/6/19 to 6/5/19Jodi ConiglioGreece Professional Learning CenterGreater RochesterMarguerite Dimgbamarguerite.dimgba@greececsd.org
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7-8Full SeriesFace-to-Face2/1/2019Feb-June 2019Williamsville, NY$0.00Keri MillerYesOrleans-NiagaraFar WestCheryl Hermancherman@onboces.org
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7-8Full SeriesBlended2/1/20192/1-5/1/2019$0.00Aaron SorensenCatskill Regional Teacher CenterSouthern TierAaron Sorensencrtcny.org@gmail.com
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10-12Full SeriesSynchronous Online1/6/20211/6, 13, 20; 2/3, 10, 24; 3/3, 10, 17, 24, 31; 4/14, 21, 28; 5/64:30-6 p.m.Zoom$0.00SpED Gr 10-12 NYS CERT Ext Series (45 CTLE Hours)
Special Educators who have an existing SWD Grades 5-9 certification, who are interested in obtaining an extension for grades 10-12, are invited to participate in a three-part course consisting of: Knowledge of Students (15hrs), Instructional Strategies (15hrs) and Professional Practice (15hrs). Together, these three components make up the requisite 45 hours of CTLE instruction while preparing you to confidently walk into an inclusive 10-12 special education teaching assignment.

During the course, participants will demonstrate proficiency in the NYS teaching standards including knowledge of: Evidence-based inclusive practices; Typical/atypical development; Research-based assessment strategies; Shifts in IEP guidance for grades 10-12; Building supportive home-school connections; Skills necessary for effective professional collaboration; Instructional technique. The class format is structured to allow for participants to reflect on the current beliefs, practices and bias; and analyze their teaching practice.

The course is composed of weekly synchronous meetings of 1.5 hours using Zoom. In preparation for those meetings, participants will engage in 1.5 hour of preparatory study for a total of 3 hours each week, 45 CTLE hours at the end of the 15-week course.

NYS Certification Requirements for Grades 10-12: Minimum of 3 years teaching experience at 8th and/or 9th grade levels. (It is not required to have the experience before taking the course),Evidence of 3 credit hours of ELA undergraduate or graduate. Note: It is the responsibility of the participant to submit certificates and all necessary documentation to NYSED for certification extension consideration. Additional content area coursework is required for special class teachers.
Liz Daley, SpEd K-12, NBCTliz@teachers-center.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=3554671&D=13206All welcome. Priority registration given to Greater Capital Region Teacher Center Special EducatorsGreater Capital RegionEastern UpstateValerie Lovelacevalerie@teachers-center.org
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PK-KFull SeriesSynchronous Online1/4/20211/4, 11, 25; 2/1, 8, 22; 3/1, 8, 15, 22, 29; 4/12, 19, 26; 5/34:30-6 p.m.Zoom$0.00SpED Gr PreK - K NYS CERT Ext Series (45 CTLE Hours)
Special Educators who have an existing SWD Grades 1-6 certification, who are interested in obtaining an extension for grades preK-K, are invited to participate in a three-part course consisting of: Knowledge of Students (15hrs), Instructional Strategies (15hrs) and Professional Practice (15hrs). Together, these three components make up the requisite 45 hours of CTLE instruction while preparing you to confidently walk into an early childhood special education teaching assignment.

During the course, participants will demonstrate proficiency in the NYS teaching standards including knowledge of: Evidence-based early childhood practices; Typical/atypical development; Research-based assessment strategies; CPSE guidance for grades preK-K; Building supportive home-school connections; Skills necessary for effective professional collaboration; Instructional technique. The class format is structured to allow for participants to reflect on the current beliefs, practices and bias; and analyze their teaching practice.

The course is composed of weekly synchronous meetings of 1.5 hours using Zoom. In preparation for those meetings, participants will engage in 1.5 hour of preparatory study for a total of 3 hours each week, 45 hours at the end of the 15-week course.

NYS Certification Requirements for Grades preK-K: Minimum of 3 years teaching experience at 1st and/or 2nd grade levels. It is not necessary to have the requisite experience before taking the course. Note: It is the responsibility of the participant to submit certificates and all necessary documentation to NYSED for certification extension consideration.
Sherrie Moses, ElEd B-6, SpEd K-12, SAS, SDLsmoses1022@gmail.com Yeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=3560078&D=13206All welcome. Priority registration given to Greater Capital Region Teacher Center Special EducatorsGreater Capital RegionEastern UpstateValerie Lovelacevalerie@teachers-center.org
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PK-KKnowledge of StudentsBlended10/7/202010/7/20, 10/14/20, 10/21/204-5:30 pmZoom$0.00Knowledge of Students (Course 1): In this course, teachers will analyze the shifts in physical, emotional, social and cognitive hallmarks of PK-K grade students and understand the implications for students with disabilities, including those that are English Language Learners. Teachers will demonstrate understanding of behavior management and develop tools to teach self-regulation so that students can achieve success in inclusive learning environments. Teachers apply their knowledge of current research in assessment to strengthen skills in writing authentic IEPs that are compliant with NYS guidance and that support students and their teachers in inclusive environments.
Jan Souciersoucierj@victorschools.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=3563733&D=10970As many seats as are not taken by MESTRACT or LINC teachers. MESTRACTLong IslandKristine Cucinellokristine@mestract.org
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PK-KInstructional StrategiesBlended11/4/202011/4/20, 11/10/20, 11/18/204-5:30 pmZoom$0.00Instructional Strategies (Course 2): In this course, teachers will analyze the NYS Next Generation Standards focusing on Reading, Writing and Math at the PK-K grade level and develop lesson plans that use evidence based and developmentally appropriate instructional practices to support student achievement. Teachers will apply their knowledge of this age group, current learning research and technology to demonstrate facility in designing engaging lessons and developing a classroom culture that supports social, emotional, cognitive and linguistic growth for all students.

Prerequisite: Course 1
Jan Souciersoucierj@victorschools.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=3554364&D=10970As many seats as are not taken by MESTRACT or LINC teachers. MESTRACTLong IslandKristine Cucinellokristine@mestract.org
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PK-KProfessional PracticeBlended12/2/202012/2/20, 12/9/20, 12/16/204-5:30 pmZoom$0.00Professional Practice (Course 3): Professional Practice (Course 3): In this course, teachers will strengthen their skill in building successful professional relationships with their students' families, their paraeducators, related service teams and co-teaching partners that are interactive and supportive of student outcomes. Teachers will understand the fundamental role of transition in IEPs and how to apply their skills as a case manager to create a supportive, informative IEP. Teachers will analyze the role of special educator as a resource and advocate for inclusive communities.

Prerequisite: Course 1
Jan Souciersoucierj@victorschools.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=10970&I=3554383As many seats as are not taken by MESTRACT or LINC teachers. MESTRACTLong IslandKristine Cucinellokristine@mestract.org
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PK-KProfessional PracticeBlended7/29/2020Wednesdays, July 29-August 26 20206:30-9:30 PMBlended/Online-first hour via Zoom and the rest on Schoology.$0.00The course is composed of weekly synchronous meetings of 1.5 hours using Zoom. In preparation for those meetings, participants will engage in 1.5 hour of preparatory study for a total of 3 hours each week, 45 CTLE hours at the end of the 15-week course.Erin Crabtreeecrabtree@weedsport.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=17335&I=3478245Teachers from our consortium have priority.Cayuga Onondaga Teacher CenterEastern UpstateBrenda Aull-Klabenbaull-klaben@cayboces.org
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PK-KInstructional StrategiesBlended6/24/2020Wednesday starting June 24-July 22 20206:30-9:30 PMBlended/Online-first hour via Zoom and the rest on Schoology.$0.00NYS Certification Requirements for Grades 10-12: Minimum of 3 years teaching experience at 8th and/or 9th grade levels. (It is not required to have the experience before taking the course),Evidence of 3 credit hours of ELA undergraduate or graduate. Note: It is the responsibility of the participant to submit certificates and all necessary documentation to NYSED for certification extension consideration. Additional content area coursework is required for special class teachers.Erin Crabtreeecrabtree@weedsport.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=17335&I=3478212Teachers from our consortium have priorityCayuga Onondaga Teacher CenterEastern UpstateBrenda Aull-Klabenbaull-klaben@cayboces.org
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PK-KKnowledge of StudentsBlended5/20/2020Wednesdays starting May 20, 2020-June 17, 20206:30-9:30 PMBlended/Online-first hour via Zoom and the rest on Schoology.$0.00Knowledge of Students (Course 1): In this course, teachers will analyze the shifts in physical, emotional, social and cognitive hallmarks of PK-K grade students and understand the implications for students with disabilities, including those that are English Language Learners. Teachers will demonstrate understanding of behavior management and develop tools to teach self-regulation so that students can achieve success in inclusive learning environments. Teachers apply their knowledge of current research in assessment to strengthen skills in writing authentic IEPs that are compliant with NYS guidance and that support students and their teachers in inclusive environments.Erin Crabtreeecrabtree@weedsport.orgYes
https://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=17335&I=3478125
Teachers from our consortium have priority.Cayuga Onondaga Teacher CenterEastern UpstateBrenda Aull-Klabenbaull-klaben@cayboces.org
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PK-KProfessional PracticeSynchronous Online3/11/2020March 11, 18, 25; April 1, 8, 20206-9 PMon-line$0.00Professional Practice (Course 3): Professional Practice (Course 3): In this course, teachers will strengthen their skill in building successful professional relationships with their students' families, their paraeducators, related service teams and co-teaching partners that are interactive and supportive of student outcomes. Teachers will understand the fundamental role of transition in IEPs and how to apply their skills as a case manager to create a supportive, informative IEP. Teachers will analyze the role of special educator as a resource and advocate for inclusive communities. Prerequisite: Course 1Erin Crabtreeecrabtree@weedsport.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=17335&I=3330708Teachers from our consortium have priority.Cayuga Onondaga Teacher CenterEastern UpstateBrenda Aull-Klabenbaull-klaben@cayboces.org
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PK-KProfessional Practice 15/45 hrsSynchronous Online2/27/20202/27/20, 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26/2020 (Thurs)4PM-7PM$0.00Professional Practice (Course 3): Professional Practice (Course 3): In this course, teachers will strengthen their skill in building successful professional relationships with their students' families, their paraeducators, related service teams and co-teaching partners that are interactive and supportive of student outcomes. Teachers will understand the fundamental role of transition in IEPs and how to apply their skills as a case manager to create a supportive, informative IEP. Teachers will analyze the role of special educator as a resource and advocate for inclusive communities. Prerequisite: Course 1Sherrie Moses, ElEd B-6, SpEd K-12, SAS, SDLsmoses@queensburyschool.org Yeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=13206&I=3137057As many seats as are not taken by GCRTC teachers. Non GCRTC teachers may be bumped if this course generates a wait list.Greater Capital RegionEastern UpstateValerie Lovelacevalerie@teachers-center.org
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PK-KKnowledge of StudentsSynchronous Online2/26/20202/26, 3/4, 3/11, 3/18 and 3/254-7 pmonline$0.00Knowledge of Students (Course 1): In this course, teachers will analyze the shifts in physical, emotional, social and cognitive hallmarks of PK-K grade students and understand the implications for students with disabilities, including those that are English Language Learners. Teachers will demonstrate understanding of behavior management and develop tools to teach self-regulation so that students can achieve success in inclusive learning environments. Teachers apply their knowledge of current research in assessment to strengthen skills in writing authentic IEPs that are compliant with NYS guidance and that support students and their teachers in inclusive environments. Jan Souciersoucierj@victorschools.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=10970&I=3395369Teachers from our consortium and region have priorityMESTRACTLong IslandKristine Cucinellokristine@mestract.org
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PK-KFull SeriesBlended1/31/20202/14, 3/19, 4/31:30-3:30SUNY Oneonta$150.00This course will cover all three components, Knowledge of Students, Professional Practice, and Instructional Stragies. This class will have a few discussion opportunities while the bulk of work will be done on-line at your own pace.Deborah Chicorelli/Aaron SorensenYese-mail or call 607 436-3920Catskill Regional Teacher CenterSouthern TierAaron SorensenCRTCny.org@gmail.com
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PK-KInstructional StrategiesSynchronous Online1/29/2020Jan 29; Feb. 5, 12, 26; March 4, 20206-9 PM$0.00Instructional Strategies (Course 2): In this course, teachers will analyze the NYS Next Generation Standards focusing on Reading, Writing and Math at the PK-K grade level and develop lesson plans that use evidence based and developmentally appropriate instructional practices to support student achievement. Teachers will apply their knowledge of this age group, current learning research and technology to demonstrate facility in designing engaging lessons and developing a classroom culture that supports social, emotional, cognitive and linguistic growth for all students. Prerequisite: Course 1Erin Crabtreeecrabtree@weedsport.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=17335&I=3328676Teachers from our consortium have priorityCayuga Onondaga Teacher CenterEastern UpstateBrenda Aull-Klabenbaull-klaben@cayboces.org
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PK-KFull SeriesSynchronous Online1/15/2020Dates of online 3-hour components: Knowledge of Students: 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12; Instructional Strategies: 2/26, 3/4, 3/11, 3/18, 3/25; Professional Practice: 4/1, 4/15, 4/22, 4/29, 5/6/20.Time: 4 - 7 PMon-line$200.00Participants will complete 45 hours of coursework that extends Certification for PreK-K Special Education. Knowledge of Students, Instructional Strategies and Professional Practice standards will be taught through the NYS Teaching Standards. Typical development, RTI in early childhood, creating accessible learning environments and CPSE IEP development will be included. This entire course will be conducted online.Jan Souciersoucierj@victorschools.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=13576&I=332207215 participantsVictor TCGreater RochesterJoyce Procktonprocktonj@victorschools.org
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PK-KInstructional Practice 15/45 hrsSynchronous Online1/2/20201/2/20, 1/9, 1/16, 1/23, 1/30/2020 (Thurs) 4PM-7PM$0.00Instructional Strategies (Course 2): In this course, teachers will analyze the NYS Next Generation Standards focusing on Reading, Writing and Math at the PK-K grade level and develop lesson plans that use evidence based and developmentally appropriate instructional practices to support student achievement. Teachers will apply their knowledge of this age group, current learning research and technology to demonstrate facility in designing engaging lessons and developing a classroom culture that supports social, emotional, cognitive and linguistic growth for all students. Prerequisite: Course 1Sherrie Moses, ElEd B-6, SpEd K-12, SAS, SDLsmoses@queensburyschool.org Yeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=13206&I=3136985As many seats as are not taken by GCRTC teachers. Non GCRTC teachers may be bumped if this course generates a wait list.Greater Capital RegionEastern UpstateValerie Lovelacevalerie@teachers-center.org
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PK-KFull SeriesSynchronous Online12/11/2019Dec. 11, 2019, 18; Jan. 8, 15, 22, 20206-9 PM$0.00Knowledge of Students (Course 1): In this course, teachers will analyze the shifts in physical, emotional, social and cognitive hallmarks of PK-K grade students and understand the implications for students with disabilities, including those that are English Language Learners. Teachers will demonstrate understanding of behavior management and develop tools to teach self-regulation so that students can achieve success in inclusive learning environments. Teachers apply their knowledge of current research in assessment to strengthen skills in writing authentic IEPs that are compliant with NYS guidance and that support students and their teachers in inclusive environments.Erin Crabtreeecrabtree@weedsport.orgYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=17335&I=3328634 Teachers from our consortium have priority.Cayuga Onondaga Teacher CenterEastern UpstateBrenda Aull-Klabenbaull-klaben@cayboces.org
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PK-KKnowledge of Students 15/45 hrsSynchronous Online10/17/201910/17, 10/24; 11/7, 11/14, 11/21/2019 (Thurs)4PM-7PM$0.00Knowledge of Students (Course 1): In this course, teachers will analyze the shifts in physical, emotional, social and cognitive hallmarks of PK-K grade students and understand the implications for students with disabilities, including those that are English Language Learners. Teachers will demonstrate understanding of behavior management and develop tools to teach self-regulation so that students can achieve success in inclusive learning environments. Teachers apply their knowledge of current research in assessment to strengthen skills in writing authentic IEPs that are compliant with NYS guidance and that support students and their teachers in inclusive environments.Sherrie Moses, ElEd B-6, SpEd K-12, SAS, SDLsmoses@queensburyschool.org Yeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?D=13206&I=3136935As many seats as are not taken by GCRTC teachers. Non GCRTC teachers may be bumped if this course generates a wait list.Greater Capital RegionEastern UpstateValerie Lovelacevalerie@teachers-center.org
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PK-KFull SeriesBlended8/5/20198/5/19-8/9/19 (Module 1&2)
Module 3 completed online by 9/1/19
8:30-3:00$0.00The 45 hour CTLE coursework for the extension of certification in Early Childhood includes three areas of learning: Knowledge of Students, Instructional Strategies and Professional Practice. Each Module is made up of 15 hours, or five 3-hour topics of learning specific to the subset area. The coursework has been developed to allow for the topics to be taken as individual CTLE courses, as well as a full 45 hours for the purpose of gaining certification extension.

Purpose: The 45 hour CTLE coursework was developed as a result of a documented shortage of certified teachers in the area of B-2 certification. The primary focus and purpose of this course is to offer current 1-6 certified teachers, who have at least three years of classroom teaching experience in Grades 1st or 2nd, an opportunity to extend their certification to include Preschool and Kindergarten.
Jim DiSimonejimnysut@gmail.comYeshttps://www.mylearningplan.com/WebReg/ActivityProfile.asp?I=3098476&D=13064Hudson River Teacher Center Lower HudsonDanielle Colangelodcolangelo@pnwboces.org
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PK-KFull SeriesAsynchronous Online2/15/20192/15-5/18/2019Jan SoucierGreece Professional Learning CenterGreater RochesterMarguerite Dimgbamarguerite.dimgba@greececsd.org
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PK-KFull SeriesAsynchronous Online2/1/2019Feb-June 2019online$0.00Jill WilkieYesOrleans-NiagaraFar WestCheryl Hermancherman@onboces.org
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