Sentences with phrase «of regents meets»

New York's Board of Regents meets Monday and Tuesday to finalize controversial new teacher evaluation laws ahead of a June 30 deadline.

Also at 11 a.m., the state Board of Regents meets for an executive session, state Education Department, 89 Washington Ave., Albany.

Also at 1 p.m., tate Board of Regents meets in executive session, State Education Department, 89 Washington Ave., Seminar Room, fifth floor, Albany.

At 9 a.m., the state Board of Regents meets and discusses the Every Student Succeeds Act draft plan, state Education Department, 89 Washington Ave., Albany.

Regent Roger Tilles, left, Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, center, and Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa at the state Board of Regents meeting in Albany on Monday, Oct. 16, 2017.

At the December Board of Regents meeting, members voted to postpone the effects of the tests on teacher evaluations until for at least four more years.

Already, new state Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia faces tumultuous times, as foreshadowed by her appointment, which came after a hastily - called Board of Regents meeting Tuesday where she was introduced for the first time to half of its members.

Members of the Board of Regents meet throughout the day, starting at 9 a.m..

Cuomo's latest Common Core commission could report its recommendations this week — in time to hand them off to the state Board of Regents meeting before its next meeting, Dec. 14.

«Next week, at the February Board of Regents meeting, the work group will present to the P - 12 committee of the Board a series of possible options that reflect the input the Board has received from legislators and the public to make thoughtful adjustments to Common Core implementation,» they said in a joint statement.

Cuomo wouldn't comment directly on the preliminary results of the first year of teacher evaluations, which King announced Tuesday at a Board of Regents meeting.

State Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, left, and Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa during a state Board of Regents meeting on Monday, May 8, 2017, in Albany.

At the December Board of Regents meeting, members voted to postpone the effects of the tests on teacher evaluations for at least four more years.

Dozens of activists descended on a state Board of Regents meeting last month in Albany to demand regulatory relief.

Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa called the state's draft «a work in progress» when it was introduced at the state Board of Regents meeting on May 8.

«The only possible conclusion is that something strange has happened to our test,» David M. Steiner, the education commissioner, said during a Board of Regents meeting in Albany.

Not exact matches

A.B. 276 Status: Pending Requests the Regents of the University of California, the Chancellor's Office of the California state University, the Chancellor's Office of the California Community Colleges and independent higher education institutions to complete a report that evaluates the state of cybersecurity education and training programs, and to determine the extent to which the state is meeting the workforce needs of the cybersecurity industry.

«We have a Regents meeting coming up in June, and my target is to get them up to speed,» Hackett said of the June 18 meeting.

At 11:40 a.m., the state Board of Regents holds an executive session during its two - day October meeting, 89 Washington Ave., Albany.

The new teacher evaluations were approved in the state budget, but the State Board of Regents has found a way to delay their impact at many schools for at least another year, if schools can demonstrate that it would be a hardship for them to meet this year's November deadline.

«We're going to have more teachers looking at the geometry exams,» Elia said during a brief interview before Monday's monthly meeting of the state Board of Regents.

«We must give future teachers the opportunity to meet certification requirements at a realistic pace,» Board of Regents Chancellor Betty A. Rosa said.

The Board of Regents has until June 30 to develop the regulations, which Tisch has insisted the board will meet, even as state lawmakers push for an extension.

The State Education Department presented the materials to the Board of Regents today at its meeting in Albany.

The Board of Regents approved the plan at its September 2017 meeting, and the plan was submitted to the USDE on September 17, 2017 for review.

The New York State Board of Regents will hold its monthly board meeting on Monday and Tuesday in Albany.

«The rules adopted today by the Board of Regents maintain the rigor of our graduation requirements, while providing a new mechanism for students with disabilities to demonstrate they've met the State's graduation standards.»

Board of Regents Chancellor Merryl Tisch said at today's news conference she expects to meet the June 30 deadline for developing new regulations for the evaluations.

Board of Regents Chancellor Merryl Tisch this week said the board is due to meet the June 30 deadline even as education officials plan to allow districts extra time that profess «hardship» situations.

The new teacher evaluations were approved in the state budget, but the New York State Board of Regents has found a way to delay their impact at many schools for at least another year, if schools can demonstrate that it would be a hardship for them to meet this year's November deadline.

While the Times certainly met all journalistic expectations by finding sources in the Board of Regents and elsewhere to confirm, the impetus for the story and its timing was dictated by a «conversation» with Jim Malatras, the governor's director of operations and a key policy maker.

New York State Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, left, and Chancellor Merryl H. Tisch confer during a meeting of the Board of Regents in Albany on Monday, Dec. 14, 2015.

Regent Judith Johnson of Rockland County, left, named Monday to lead a «work group» looking into issues with the state test system, speaks to members of the state Board of Regents during a meeting at the Education Department in Albany on Monday, April 18, 2016.

Elia told reporters after the Regents meeting that teachers still would be held accountable in their jobs on the basis of the «transition» ratings.

Partnering with Parents was the theme of last week's public meetings to discuss the new Core Curriculum mandated by the state Board of Regents.

Regents Chancellor Merryl Tisch said in late April that she could administratively delay the implementation of the latest version of teacher evaluations until September of 2016, if schools can demonstrate that it would be a hardship to meet the short time frame imposed in the new law.

It is anticipated that the proposed amendment will be adopted as a permanent rule by the Board of Regents at its July 2018 meeting.

In the end, no bill was approved, but the Board of Regents indicated it would support granting districts hardship waivers if a deadline can't be met.

At least eight of the 17 members of the Board of Regents appear ready to try to modify or amend the teacher - evaluation plan passed by the Legislature and are set to vote on the plan during their meeting this coming week.

The newly - elected chancellor (Betty Rosa) and vice chancellor of the Board of Regents, joined by state Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, will address the media directly following the meeting of the full Board this morning in Albany.

Also at 9 a.m., the state Board of Regents and its committees meet throughout the day, 89 Washington Ave., Albany.

At 9 a.m., the state Board of Regents kicks off a day's worth of meetings at the state Education Building, 89 Washington Ave., Albany.

At 9 a.m., the state Board of Regents holds a meeting, with meetings for board committees throughout the day, state Education Department, 89 Washington Ave., Albany.

Reaction to the Regents» vote on the fate of the proposed Truxton Academy Charter School is also expected to come up during the meeting.

At the Regents» monthly meeting, Tisch addressed critics who said she botched the roll out of Common core.

Earlier in the day, legislative leaders including Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver called for a moratorium and asked the Board of Regents to stop the roll - out for at least two years during its meeting next week.

At Monday's meeting of the state Board of Regents, Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia and her staff reiterated a point they have advanced over the past week — that bipartisan repeal legislation recently approved by the Democratic - controlled state Assembly could have the unintended result of generating more tests.

Jolene DiBrango, the group's executive vice president, told a group of reporters after the Regents meeting that NYSUT was making a concerted push to get the repeal legislation through the Senate.

«The teachers we represent believe the time to fix it is this year,» said Jolene DiBrango, executive vice president of the statewide organization, who spoke to reporters during a break in the Regents meeting.

«It is very possible that we may have to extend it,» the commissioner said at a meeting of a Board of Regents committee.