Young Education Professionals-DC & DCAB-L

oung Education Professionals is a DC-based non-profit created by and for young professionals that connects tomorrow’s education leaders through relationship-building, knowledge development, career and professional development, and community engagement .DCAB-L supports the Washington DC/Baltimore area bluegrass community by providing a forum for its denizens.Disruptive, potentially illegal, or commercial non-bluegrass posts, are not tolerated and consitute grounds for expulsion

Monday, 30 June 2014

[BloomingdaleActionList] Fwd: Action Item! - Help Flagler/Adams with DC Water!

Forwarding this from Flagler Place neighbors. Please excuse duplicate emails.

ACTION ITEM:

Please send the following email (with any edits/additions you choose to make) to:

kmcduffie@dccouncil.us, terijanine@gmail.com, 5E08@anc.dc.gov

Subject: Help Flagler/Adams with DC Water!

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Dear Councilmember McDuffie:

We need your help with DC Water's First Street Tunnel project. We need information on DC Water's new plans for the Flagler/Adams construction staging area. DC Water is making major changes to the project that have not been disclosed to residents. DC Water made a number of errors during its rushed planning, and recently determined that it needs to move a 30-inch water main on Adams before it can begin the First Street Tunnel construction. Moving a water main of that size is a significant project in its own right. We have been given no details about this water main project, including where it will take place, how long it will last, or how it will affect the additional 18 months of construction that DC Water is planning in the same location. DC Water must disclose the changes to its plans as well as its impact on residents.

DC Water has continued to act without even disclosing information to key stakeholders: homeowners. DC Water marked the 100 Block of Adams Street NW as a one-way street with no notice to residents. Additionally, despite multiple requests, DC Water has not disclosed the new truck route for this construction staging area. We demand that DC Water disclose its new plans for Flagler/Adams, and consult with residents regarding additional mitigation.

DC Water's many changes to the plan again show that Flagler/Adams is not the best, least-impactful location for the drop shaft and diversion chamber. DC Water's plan was not well thought out. Storing water from Howard and the Washington Hospital Center in the narrowest street in Bloomingdale continues to make no sense. Less impactful locations exist (including on DC Water's own property), and must be considered by the city. We demand that DC Water consider less impactful alternatives, particularly in light of the major changes to the plans.

Thank you for your assistance, and I look forward to your response.

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[YEP-DC] Job Posting: Early Childhood Data Collector

EARLY CHILDHOOD DATA COLLECTORS - WASHINGTON DC METRO

School Readiness Consulting is seeking multiple part-time data collectors to assist us in our efforts to improve early childhood classroom quality in District of Columbia schools. The program quality assessment is the Classroom Assessment Scoring System (CLASS Pre- K and K-3). We are especially interested in recruiting Spanish, French, Hebrew, and Mandarin Chinese speakers. Certified CLASS PK observers are also highly desirable.

Duties and Responsibilities:

▪ The position may include three or more observations a week. ▪ Data Collectors will work 5-hour days (approximately 15 hours per week) during the academic year, though there might be some weeks for which more or less time is required. Data collection and any associated meetings will occur between the hours of 7:30am-2:00pm.

▪ Attendance at monthly meetings is required.

Qualifications:

▪ B.A. degree plus some coursework in early childhood care and education and classroom experience is preferred

▪ We are especially interested in recruiting bilingual CLASS observers

▪ Punctuality, a commitment to teamwork, flexibility, and excellent communication skills are a must

▪ Applicants must succeed in achieving reliability on CLASS after attending a mandatory 2-day training

▪ Having your own transportation is a plus, but not required; reliable transportation is required. Our sites are all accessible by Metro and/or by Metrobus. 

▪ Computer and internet access are required

Salary:

▪ CLASS observations will be compensated at $125 per classroom evaluated.

▪ This includes travel time and expenses, a reminder call to the school the night before, online scoring, and mailing of observation score sheets (SRC will provide postage).

▪ Meetings will be reimbursed at a rate of $25/hour.

▪ We do not offer benefits or leave compensation.

Requirements:

All observers are required to submit proof of current negative TB test, and proof of current a criminal background check. Participants will be expected to log activities into SRC invoicing system and will not be reimbursed reporting hours and time spent invoicing. All observations will occur in the District of Columbia.

To Apply:

Please send relevant experience to jobs@schoolreadinessconsulting.com. Please indicate approximately how many mornings per week (7:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.) you would be available to conduct site visits beginning Fall 2014.

Grace Farmer

School Readiness Consulting

T 1-877-447-0327 ext. 711

http://www.schoolreadinessconsulting.com

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[YEP-DC] Job posting: NCTQ is hiring!

The National Council on Teacher Quality is now hiring for two district policy positions. We're looking for a full-time district policy analyst as well as a part-time remote analyst. See full job descriptions here.

Thanks,

Nancy Waymack
Managing Director, District Policy

National Council on Teacher Quality

nwaymack@nctq.org | (202) 393-0020 x102

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[YEP-DC] YEP-DC Event: Edu-Jobs - July 14, 2014 (RSVP inside)

CONNECT WITH DC'S EDUCATION LEADERS AT EDU-JOBS! RSVP TODAY!
WHAT: Edu-Jobs

WHEN: Monday, July 14, 2014, 6:30pm – 9:00pm (Registration begins at 5:45 pm)

WHERE: American Federation of Teachers building, 555 New Jersey Avenue NW (1.5 blocks from Union Station)

REGISTER: bit.ly/edujobs2014

COST: $5

Interested in advancing your career? Join Young Education Professionals-DC to participate in Edu-Jobs. Edu-Jobs will provide you with the opportunity to engage with leaders representing a wide range of education sectors – including Capitol Hill, the Department of Education, locally- and nationally-focused non-profits, and schools – and discuss strategies for finding, getting, and advancing in a career in education.

The evening will consist of small group discussions where our facilitators will discuss your career goals with you and share their advice and experiences. The event will conclude with an opportunity for open networking.

Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.

We hope you will be able to join us for this exciting event! RSVP today at bit.ly/edujobs2014. There is limited space available. More information about YEP-DC can be found at www.youngedprofessionals.org/yep-dc.

Confirmed facilitators include:

Zakiya Smith (Lumina Foundation) - keynote speaker

Latricea Adams (Cesar Chavez Public Charter School)

Cynthia Gersten (Ford's Theatre Education Department)

Robert Hanna (Center for American Progress)
Mark Hecker (Reach, Inc.)
Najla Husseini (DCPS Central Office)

Elizabeth King (Children's Defense Fund)
Aria Kirkland-Harris (The Expectations Project)
Crystal Moore (Magnet Schools of America)

Christopher Nellum (American Council on Education)

Rebeca Shackleford (Waterfront Academy)

Jessica Sutter (EdPro Consulting)
Lauren Walizer (Dept. of Ed)

Rebecca Zazove (Dept. of Ed)

Sunday, 29 June 2014

[YEP-DC] Job Openings at Rocketship Education

Interested in joining the leading public school system for low-income elementary students committed to eliminating the achievement gap? Rocketship Education (www.rsed.org), the Bay Area-based, innovative charter school network is hiring educators that seek to work in an organization that is focused on changing the educational narrative for thousands of elementary students in our country's most at-risk neighborhoods. At Rocketship, we are pioneering the transformative Rocketship model that combines teacher development, parent empowerment, and individualized learning to improve student achievement.

We are currently accepting applications for:

Bay Area

Vice President of Communications
Education Organizer
Associate Director, Employee Relations and Engagement Partner
Human Resources Business Partner, Bay Area
Speech and Language Pathologist, Bay Area
Sr. Director of Leadership Development
Director of Leadership Development
Director of Literacy
Talent Management Analyst, Part Time
Recruiter, Instructional Staff
Assistant Principal 2014-2015 (Starts ASAP)
Teachers 2014-2015
Education Specialist (Mild-Moderate)
Support Staff
Tutors
Enrichment Center Coordinators (Gardening, Debate, Art, Science, Health, PE)

Washington, DC

Integrated Special Education (ISE) Program Manager (DC)
Education Organizer

Milwaukee

Education Organizer
Support Staff

Nashville

Education Organizer
Physical Education Teacher
Enrichment Center Coordinators (Spanish, Theater)
Tutors

For more information please visit: http://www.rsed.org/

Saturday, 28 June 2014

[dcab-l] Bluegrass in Brunswick

On Sunday, we have our regular fifth Sunday open bluegrass jam at Beans in the Belfry Cafe in down town Brunswick, MD, at 122 W Potomac St., from 3-5 PM. If you haven't attended before, the Beans jam is open circle style and the venue is a great little cafe in a 100 year old church that offers a nice menu of light fare if you're hungry, and a great selection of teas, coffees, and wine and beer. There is no cover.

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Brunswick, MD, USA

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Friday, 27 June 2014

[YEP-DC] Media Specialist/Librarian at WEDJ PCS

The William E Doar Jr. Public Charter School for the Performing Arts is currently looking for a media specialist/librarian for our 2014-2015 school year.

The media specialist/librarian must possess a B.A. or B.S. in a relevant field and at least two years of experience instructing elementary and middle students in library science. The ideal candidate will have experience in both the library sciences and teaching media technology to students grades 3-8.

Please direct all inquiries and applications by email to: jobs@wedjschool.us. Please include your cover letter in the body of the email and indicate the position Media Specialist/Librarian in the subject line of the message.

[YEP-DC] UPDATED RSVP LINK for D.C. State Board of Ed's Summit on Graduation Requirements & Competency-Based Learning

Good morning! For some, our original link didn’t work – we’ve included a modified link, below.

On behalf of the D.C. State Board of Education, you’re invited to join the State Board in a dialogue about proposed changes to high school graduation requirements and a new way of measuring what students know.

Concluding two years of public meetings and conversations with the community, the State Board wants to share their final recommendation of revised high school graduation requirements. In addition, the State Board will initiate a longer-term conversation on what competency-based learning might look like in the District of Columbia.

When: July 9, 2014, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Where: Dorothy Height/Benning Road Library, 3935 Benning Rd NE (Minnesota Avenue Metro)

RSVP: https://dcgraduationrequirements.eventbrite.com

If you can, please share this invitation with students, parents, teachers, school leaders, and any other community member who you think may want to join us in this discussion.

Food and refreshments will be provided.

For more information, contact:

Jesse B Rauch

Executive Director

D.C. State Board of Education

441 4th Street NW, Suite 723N

Washington, DC 20001

o: 202-741-0888

d: 202-741-0884

f: 202-741-0879

jesse.rauch@dc.gov

www.sboe.dc.gov

With the D.C. Free Summer Meals Program, kids and teens eat for free at schools, parks, libraries and community organizations all summer long! Call 211, text FOOD to (202) 656-5EAT or visit www.onecityyouth.dc.gov to find a site near you.

Thursday, 26 June 2014

[YEP-DC] Storytelling and Video Production Professional Development Workshop

GoodFight Media, a DC video production company is hosting a workshop in our Adam's Morgan studio on July 30 and 31.

These workshops are a crash course in documentary film production for professionals who need to tell a great story about the work they're doing.

Who Should Come: NGO program officers, communications professionals, small business owners, public health workers, astronauts and anyone else whose work deserves film coverage.

What You'll Learn: On the first day, we'll dive into story and cover narrative arc, act structure, casting and pre-production. On the second day, we'll move into basic field production techniques including camera operation, lighting, interview techniques and sound equipment. Students will leave the workshop with the tools they'll need to produce a short film.

Click here for more information and registration. Contact info@goodfightmedia.com with questions.

Re: [dcab-l] Attention Jam Hosts

Just want to say thanks for hosting and maintaining this page. We get regular newcomers to our jam from this posting.

Dirk Johnson

On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 6:31 AM, Bill Foster <swfoster@shentel.net> wrote:

If you have a jam listing on the DCBU jam page and:
1) the jam is no longer active
2) the jam's contact info has changed

Please contact DCBU to let us know of these changes.
Thank you..... Bill, DCBU

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[dcab-l] FREE D.C. Concert Pete Seeger Tribute

The 2014 Smithsonian Folklife Festival begins Wednesday, June 25, on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Along with the featured programs on China and Kenya, there will be FREE evening concerts featuring Smithsonian Folkways artists:

Friday, June 27: Tribute to Pete Seeger with Anthony Seeger, Tony Trischka, Abigail Washburn, Quetzal, Radmilla Cody, Luci Murphy, Nobuko Miyamoto, Holly Near, and more.
6:30pm - 8:00pm @ Ngoma Stage, near Smithsonian Metro Station

See you tomorrow!!

Mike Marceau
The Washington Post won two Pulitzer Prizes on Monday for a series of stories that exposed the National Security Agency's massive global surveillance programs.
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[YEP-DC] SRI International Education Division is hiring

Job Search on SRI Website:http://www.sri.com/careers# Title	Research Analyst I - Center for Education & Human Services
Location	Arlington, VA
State	VA
Employment Status	Full Time
Job Description	The Center for Education and Human Services, at SRI International, conducts a variety of both complex, large-scale research, evaluation, and technical assistance projects as well as smaller projects involving children, families, programs, teachers, and/or schools including in the area of early childhood. Many of these efforts involve working with state agency staff, funders, communities, schools, and programs to carry out research, evaluation, and technical assistance efforts. The successful applicant will work as part of a team to collect, track, and monitor data collection and technical assistance activities, including the development and implementation of databases to support data collection efforts, and monitor and support the work of staff across multiple organizations that partner with CEHS project staff. Other activities include reporting to and consulting with project leaders on work progress; creating and maintaining project management documents such as schedules, budgets, and status reports for clients compiling quantitative and qualitative data; supporting report and proposal writing; taking notes on conference calls and meetings; interacting with staff at field sites and at partner organizations; collecting data via phone interviews, and preparing materials for training sessions, project meetings, and other group activities. Some projects may require travel to other states for data collection or training activities.
Qualifications	One to two years' experience in a field such as early childhood development, education, special education, child development, and/or educational psychology required, with strong preference given for candidates who have experience and training in early child development and programs/services (birth to age 8). Outstanding organizational, writing, and people skills are essential, as are previous experience and demonstrated ability to work collaboratively on teams. Attention to detail, ability to manage competing demands, good interpersonal skills, and proficiency with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other basic office software programs required. Oral and written facilities in a language other than English (e.g., Spanish) are highly desired. B.A. in child development, education (or early childhood education), psychology or developmental psychology, social welfare, public health, or a related discipline

[YEP-DC] Kids and Students Read to Fly this Summer!

Hello Fellow Educators and Friends,

Happy June to you! We are excited to invite students to Read to Fly this summer completely free or charge. Read to Fly provides a curated collection of books for each grade. Students Read, Earn, and Win! All that your students and/or parents/guardians need to do is sign up free of charge at Read to Fly . Flyer is attached. Please share with your colleagues.

Read to Fly is brought to you by:
Qlovi, Hispanic Heritage Foundation, FirstBook, and the Children's Book Council

Spanish flyer translation:
Maestros, padres / tutores y estudiantes, Quieres tomar lectura de verano a nuevas Alturas?

Registrate en Read to Fly, un programa gratuito de lectura en el verano, para los estudiantes K-12. Descubre todo lo que esta disponible enRead to Fly.

Estudiantes escogen de una colección de libros digitales a la medida de sus grados. Estudiantes recibe reconocimiento y participan en oportunidades de ganar viajes, tabletas y mas.

Social Media Posts:
Twitter: Take summer reading to new heights w/ Read to Fly, a free summer reading program www.qlovi.com/readtofly #literacy #edtech

Facebook: Take summer reading to new heights with Read to Fly, a free summer reading program for your kids and students. Sign up: www.qlovi.com/readtofly

[dcab-l] Everly Brothers Tribute Concert at Gypsy Sally's in G'town this Saturday

DCBUers - I know it ain't exactly grass but fans of the Everly Brothers and good singing will appreciate the music, and it's a good chance to check out a great new venue that has been hiring some bluegrass acts (caught Robbie Fulks there with Missy Raines on bass and he knocked my socks off and Big Chimney played there back in Feb w/ Matt's group opening, so they hire locals too ...) Amongst the performers will be Randy's oftime singing partner Dede Wyland (teaming up w/ Jelly Roll Mortal Bill Williams), myself and Michelle Murray (of Buck Stone & the Bucktones), head Wrangler Ruthie Logsdon and Thrillbilly singer/songwriter David Kitchen. Below are the particulars and a flyer listing the performers. If you're looking for something fun to do Saturday, come on down!

YT,

Jeremy (AKA Buck) Stone Schuhmann

A Newmyer Flyer Tribute to The Everly Brothers
Saturday, June 28th,at Gypsy Sally's, 3401 K Street, Washington DC (under Whitehurst Freeway in Georgetown)

Doors open at 7 PM, show starts at 9 PM, and tickets are available on the Gypsy Sally's website http://ow.ly/w4ERN
See below flyer to see the star-studded cast of thousands...)

Make it a complete evening with dinner and drinks at the venue. Check out the menu: http://www.gypsysallys.com/menus/

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[YEP-DC] Attend the D.C. State Board of Ed's Summit on Graduation Requirements & Competency-Based Learning

Hello Young Education Professionals-DC,

On behalf of the D.C. State Board of Education, I wanted to invite you to join the State Board in a dialogue about proposed changes to high school graduation requirements and a new way of measuring what students know.

When: July 9, 2014, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Where: Dorothy Height/Benning Road Library, 3935 Benning Rd NE (Minnesota Avenue Metro)

RSVP: http://bit.ly/dcgradsummit2014

If you can, please share this invitation with students, parents, teachers, school leaders, and any other community member who you think may want to join us in this discussion.

Food and refreshments will be provided.

For more information, contact:

Jesse B Rauch

Executive Director

D.C. State Board of Education

441 4th Street NW, Suite 723N

Washington, DC 20001

o: 202-741-0888

d: 202-741-0884

f: 202-741-0879

jesse.rauch@dc.gov

www.sboe.dc.gov

[dcab-l] Attention Jam Hosts

If you have a jam listing on the DCBU jam page and:
1) the jam is no longer active
2) the jam's contact info has changed

Please contact DCBU to let us know of these changes.
Thank you..... Bill, DCBU

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[dcab-l] Attention Bands

If you have a listing on the DCBU bands page and:
1) the band is no longer active
2) the band has changed personnel
3) the band's web, email, or contact info has changed

Please contact DCBU to let us know of these changes.
Thank you..... Bill, DCBU

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Wednesday, 25 June 2014

[YEP-DC] Register Now: DC Data Summit

Registration Now Open to all PCS and DCPS teachers and leaders! July 8, 2014 at Carlos Rosario PCS 1100 Harvard Street NW

The 5th Annual DC Data Summit will provide DCPS and public
charter school leaders and teachers with an opportunity to learn
with and from one another about the latest trends and best practices
in data-driven instructional decison-making and performance
management. A preview of topics can be found below:

For Leadership

Best Practices in Survey Design
Preparing Your Data for Reviews and Renewals
Change Management
Teacher Retention

For Teachers and Instructors

Planning for Rigor in Early Childhood Math Standards
Instructional Data Teams
Flexible Grouping
Preparing for PARCC

For Data Analysts

Excel Workshops
Data Visualization
Introduction to R

Visit dcdatasummit.org to register.

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[YEP-DC] Job Posting: CentroNia searching for Literacy Tutoring Program Administrator

My organization - CentroNia - is seeking a Literacy Tutoring Program Administrator asap to manage the literacy aspects of our year-round K-8 student enrichment programs. If you or someone you know has a strong education/literacy background, 1-2+ years program management experience, bilingual Spanish/English, and would enjoy working in a multicultural, bilingual environment helping to serve low-income children in DC, please let me know asap!

http://www.centronia.org/join-our-team/literacy-tutoring-program-administrator

Rochelle Rickoff

Associate Director of Literacy Programs

Community Engagement and Education Department

rrickoff@centronia.org

202-332-1075

[dcab-l] Orrin Star Annapolis Show Friday

Folks,

After 10 years of living in DC, this is my first

public show in Annapolis.

Have a number of new tunes and stories to

share.

Orrin

Friday June 27, 8:00pm

An Evening of Bluegrass, Folk & Humor

49 West Coffehouse, Annapolis

49 West Street. $15.

Reservations encouraged: 410-626-9796

And on Saturday June 28...

Bluegrass Rhythm Guitar Workshop, Noon-2:15pm

House of Musical Traditions in Takoma Park.

Details: http://orrinstar.com/Pages/HMT8.html

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[dcab-l] Gig announcement -Westover Market

I'll be playing with The Stewart Sisters tonight at the
Westover Market from 6-8.

Not hardly strictly BG but you might like it.

-jim

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[dcab-l] DCBU Calendar Posting

Just a reminder that if you would like your event or gig posted on the DCBU calendar please use our on-line event/venue forms. This will ensure you event is accurately listed as the who, what, when, where, contact, etc.......

Thank you Bill Foster DCBU

http://www.dcbu.org/form-artists.htm
http://www.dcbu.org/form-venues.htm

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Tuesday, 24 June 2014

[YEP-DC] Project Inspire Seeking Applications for Board of Directors

Greetings,

Project Inspire is accepting applications for our 2014 - 2015 Board of Directors. The mission of our 501(c)(3) organization is to empower youth and young adults through powerful personal, educational and professional opportunities using the arts as a gateway to achievement. Our team did awesome work this year in Florida, Maryland and Washington, D.C., and we are hoping to put together a strong team to continue to build upon this work.

Specifically, we are looking for individuals with expertise or a desire for mastery in:

-Curriculum Development

-Finance & Accounting, or

-Resource Development

Excellent candidates will have:

-Awesome interpersonal skills,

-The ability to work successfully with a team,

-Availability of at least 1 - 2 hours per week, and

-Commitment to accomplishing tasks by deadline.

If you are interested in this role, please email daphne.charles@inspirethemovement.org for an application with deadline for submission of Monday, 7/7/14 midnight.

You can learn more about Project Inspire at www.inspirethemovement.org.

Regards,

Daphne Lynn Charles

Executive Director

Project Inspire

700 12th St NW, Suite 700

Washington, D.C. 20005

202-695-2135

daphne.charles@inspirethemovement.org

http://www.inspirethemovement.org