Here are some of our recent events:
'College, Career & Civic Readiness...Made Easy!', Presented by NERIC
Thursday, March 4th from 10AM - 11AM • Webinar
In our latest interactive webinar presented by NERIC, we discussed how school districts in our region and throughout the state have been leveraging our platform to easily manage, support and in many cases, help to improve initiatives involving college, career and civic readiness.
This thoughtful conversation will include insights and examples for how schools:
- Increase & easily measure student engagement
- Digitally manage the civic pathway to graduation
- Evaluate various program’s efficacy based on real-time student feedback
- Maximize internal resources to drive better student outcomes
'The Whole Student Experience', Featuring The City School District of Albany
Wednesday, April 21st from 12PM -1PM • Webinar
Passport For Good is proud to present an interactive discussion featuring the City School District of Albany. We showcase how their district increased participation in extracurricular student engagement activities during the challenging academic year.
This insightful discussion includes insight on:
- Measuring non-traditional student participation to encourage more student engagement.
- Creating better decisions on how to help students get more involved based on usable data.
- Leveraging the implementation of measurable and attainable goals for students.
'The Whole Student Experience', Presented by WNYRIC
Thursday, March 4th from 10AM - 11AM • Webinar
Passport For Good is proud to present this interactive webinar featuring guests from Arkport Central School District to discuss the tremendous impact student activities have on SEL, and how to innovate in today’s challenging school environment.
This insightful conversation will include:
- Participation in activities are cornerstone of student success
- How do we measure non-traditional participation in clubs & groups
- The importance of setting measurable and attainable goals for students
- Making better school decisions based on usable data
Stengthening Student Connectedness:
An Interview with retired Superintendent David Gamberg
An Interview with retired Superintendent David Gamberg
Tuesday, February 23rd from 10AM - 11AM • Webinar
Passport For Good is proud to present this webinar featuring retired Superintendent David Gamberg who will discuss the importance of student connectedness in and outside of the classroom throughout a child’s educational career.
This valuable discussion will touch on the following topics:
- What can we do to support school members when isolation is at an all-time high in our communities?
- How can administrators create opportunities for students to express themselves during this challenging time?
- Why is recognizing students’ academic growth an important factor in building lifelong confidence?
- How can we implement the lessons we have learned during the pandemic to improve student outcomes?
SEL & Student Equity: How Are We Addressing & Measuring This Today?
Tuesday, January 26th from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. • Webinar
Join NERIC and Passport For Good as we share how schools can support and analyze student engagement in real time, positively supporting SEL. By identifying, recognizing and celebrating students’ activities, accomplishments, and unique interests, schools can empower the fundamentals of student equity. Attendees of this webinar will recieve 2 Hours CTLE credit.
This valuable discussion will touch on the following topics:
- How do you recognize student equity?
- How do you celebrate your students’ success?
- What can you do to support students “new normal”?
- Why is aiding positive mental health important?
SEL & Student Equity: How Are We Addressing & Measuring This Today?
Thursday, December 17th from 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. • Webinar
Passport For Good is proud to present a conversation with celebrated Superintendent Dr. Michael Hynes who will discuss the importance of nurturing & empowering student engagement in these challenging times.
This valuable discussion will touch on the following topics:
- How do you recognize student equity?
- How do you celebrate your students’ success?
- How do you support students “new normal”?
- How do you foster positive mental health?
About Dr. Michael Hynes
Dr. Michael Hynes works as the Superintendent of the Port Washington Union Free School District in New York. He is a Fulbright Specialist and an associate professor of education and leadership at Stony Brook University and Long Island University. Author of the book Staying Grounded, his mission is to spread the message of the importance of a holistic approach to educating children around the world. He emphasizes the importance of play, recess in schools, mental health and yoga and mindfulness in the classroom. Dr. Hynes is a former assistant superintendent, principal and teacher.