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LIST OF ASSOCIATIONS IN WASHINGTON DC AREA FOCUS ON IMPROVING TEACHING AND LEARNING IN ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) CS3 has interacted with this organization, formed to advance science research and science education, for many years. AAAS has conducted professional development activities and published numerous articles and books for CS3 members and others that stress the importance of science teaching and learning. AAAS is represented on the CS3/NASA NLIST Initiative Advisory Committee. American Chemical Society (ACS) is an organization that focuses on the science of chemistry and chemistry education. ACS has been a strong partner of CS3 for many years and has published numerous books and articles and provided professional development activities for CS3 members and others dealing with the importance of chemistry in teaching and learning. ACS recently helped to fund the CS3 publication Safety in Science Teaching. Association for Education of Teachers in Science (AETS) is a long- standing organization devoted to improving elementary and secondary through a focus on effectively improving preparation of teachers of science. Many members of the CS3 organization are members or have been members of this organization. AETS annually publishes a booklet devoted to aspects of improving how science is taught and learned. Council for Basic Education (CBE) & Schools Around the World (SAW) project is an effort to look at student work as a means to determine how well science processes are being taught and learned in classrooms around the World. CBE, a well-established agency, has been a long-time associate of CS3 and promoter of effective education. National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) is a long-standing organization devoted to promoting the importance of biology and biology education. It has developed numerous publications and conducted workshops for CS3 members and others dealing with biology and biology education. NABT has been extremely involved in the issue of evolution and its importance for understanding science. This organization provides an award to the outstanding biology teacher in each state. A member of NABT usually share the application with 1
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LIST OF ASSOCIATIONS IN WASHINGTON DC AREA FOCUS ON IMPROVING TEACHING AND LEARNING IN ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS
American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) CS3 has interacted with this organization, formed to advance science research and science education, for many years. AAAS has conducted professional development activities and published numerous articles and books for CS3 members and others that stress the importance of science teaching and learning. AAAS is represented on the CS3/NASA NLIST Initiative Advisory Committee.
American Chemical Society (ACS) is an organization that focuses on the science of chemistry and chemistry education. ACS has been a strong partner of CS3 for many years and has published numerous books and articles and provided professional development activities for CS3 members and others dealing with the importance of chemistry in teaching and learning. ACS recently helped to fund the CS3 publication Safety in Science Teaching.
Association for Education of Teachers in Science (AETS) is a long-standing organization devoted to improving elementary and secondary through a focus on effectively improving preparation of teachers of science. Many members of the CS3 organization are members or have been members of this organization. AETS annually publishes a booklet devoted to aspects of improving how science is taught and learned.
Council for Basic Education (CBE) & Schools Around the World (SAW) project is an effort to look at student work as a means to determine how well science processes are being taught and learned in classrooms around the World. CBE, a well-established agency, has been a long-time associate of CS3 and promoter of effective education.
National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) is a long-standing organization devoted to promoting the importance of biology and biology education. It has developed numerous publications and conducted workshops for CS3 members and others dealing with biology and biology education. NABT has been extremely involved in the issue of evolution and its importance for understanding science. This organization provides an award to the outstanding biology teacher in each state. A member of NABT usually share the application with teachers in each state, CSSS members can help distribute this materials to the correct teachers.
American Association for Physics Teachers (AAPT) is a long-standing organization focused on promoting the importance of physics and physics education. It has conducted numerous professional development activities and developed numerous publications for CS3 members and others dealing with physics and physics education. AAPT was important in giving direction to programs for physics education during NSF funded activities in the 1960s and 1970s.
American Geologic Institute (AGI) is a long-standing organization devoted to promoting the importance of earth science and earth science education. It has conducted numerous professional development activities and developed numerous publications for CS3 members and others dealing with earth science and earth science education. AGI was very instrumental in getting earth science into the school program through the important effort with the Earth Science Curriculum Project (ESCP) in early 1970s. AGI has been represented on various committees of the CS3/NASA NLIST Initiative.
Mid-Continent Regional Educational Laboratory (MCREL) is the educational laboratory the support the states in the middle of the country. McCEL and CSSS collaborated in the development of the
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publication EdThoughts – What We Know About Teaching and Learning Science. McREL is the site for one of the Eisenhower Regional Centers. http://www.mcrel.orgNational Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as "the Nation's Report Card," is the only nationally representative and continuing assessment of what America's students know and can do in various subject areas. Since 1969, assessments have been conducted periodically in reading, mathematics, science, writing, U.S. history, civics, geography, and the arts. Under the current structure, the Commissioner of Education Statistics, who heads the National Center for Education Statistics in the U.S. Department of Education, is responsible by law for carrying out the NAEP project. The National Assessment Governing Board, appointed by the Secretary of Education but independent of the department, sets policy for NAEP and is responsible for developing the framework and test specifications that serve as the blueprint for the assessments. CSSS has three members or past members currently serving on the NAEP Science advisory board. In the Past NAEP has brought the Council to a meeting in Washington DC to review the items on the NAEP and gain insight into the nature of the assessment.
National Association of Geology Teachers (NAGT) is a long-standing organization devoted to promoting the importance of earth science and earth science education. It has conducted numerous professional development activities and developed numerous publications for CS3 members and others dealing with earth science and earth science education. A small organization devoted to getting greater emphasis on earth science education in elementary and secondary schools.
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) is a long-standing umbrella association for all of the disciplines of science education. It has been extremely devoted and effective in promoting science education in elementary and secondary schools. It has conducted numerous professional development activities and developed numerous publications for CS3 members and others dealing with the importance of all areas of science and its inclusion in school programs. NSTA has been represented on a number of committees for the CS3/NASA NLIST Initiative. CS3 is an affiliate member of NSTA.
National Association for Research in Science Teaching (NARST) is a long-standing organization focusing on improving elementary and secondary science education through its members conducting and reporting on science education research. Members of CS3 have been and are members of NARST and very active in this organization.
National Science Education Leadership Association NSELA) is an organization devoted to improving teaching and learning in all aspects of science education. NSELA membership is comprised mainly of district level science supervisors but many members of CS3 are active members of this organization. NSELA is a very key partner of CS3 in efforts to improve teaching and learning in science education. NSELA has been represented on various committees of the CS3/NASA NLIST Initiative.
Science Education for Students with Disabilities (SESD) is an organization affiliated with NSTA and exists to promote and advance the teaching of science and the development of curricula and instructional materials for students at all levels, with any manners of disability in the learning process. McREL is the site for one of the regional http://www.as.wvu.edu/~scidis/organize/sesd.html
WestEd Regional Education Laboratory is the educational laboratory the support the states in the west. They have expertise in Assessment and Evaluation. WestEd is the site of on e of the Eisenhower Regional Centers.
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Organization CSSS Associate Contact InformationNSTA Rowena Douglas
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DIRECTORY OF STATE SCIENCE SUPERVISORS 2003-2004
Membership = State + Associate + Affiliate + Honorary
ALABAMA Kay Atchison-Warfield (State) State Elem. Science Specialist Phone: 334-242-8082
Alabama State Dept. of Education FAX: 334-242-048250 North Ripley Street HPhone: 205-759-1736Gordon Persons Bld.. Room 3345 E mail: [email protected], AL 36130-2101
Ginger Montgomery *N (State) Phone: 334-242-8059Science Education Sp. FAX: 334-242-0482Alabama State Dept. of Education HPhone:50 North Ripley Street Email: [email protected], AL 36130-2101
Robert Davis (Associate)
ALASKA Cyndy Curran (State)Science Specialist Phone: 907-465-2826AK State Dept. Of Ed FAX: 907-465-3396801 W 10th St. Suite 200 HPhone: Juneau, AK 99801-1894 E mail:
Emma Walton (Associate)2611 Shepherdia Drive Phone: 907-274-7033Anchorage, AK 99508 FAX: 907-274-2704
E mail: [email protected]
ARIZONA Carolyn Watson (Science Contact) Phone: 602-542-1579Director for Academic Standards FAX: 602-542-3620Arizona Department of Education HPhone:1535 West Jefferson No#16 E mail: Phoenix, AZ 85007
Roger Spratt (Associate)Secondary Science Specialist Phone: 480-472-0265Mesa Unified Schools FAX: 480-472-0282549 N. Stapley Drive HPhone: 480-981-0524Mesa, AZ 85203-7297 E mail: [email protected]
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ARKANSAS William Fulton (State)Science Specialist Phone: 501-682-4471Little Rock Public Schools FAX: 501-682-48864 State Capitol Mall HPhone: 501-633-9380Little Rock, AR 72201 E mail: [email protected]
Rene’ T. Carson (State)Science Specialist Phone: 501-324-0518Arkansas Dept. of Education FAX: 501-324-05043001 S. Pulaski Street HPhone: 501-228-7577Little Rock, AR 72206 E mail:
rtcarso@lrsdadn,lrsdam..k12.ar.usSherry Lane (Associate)Math/Science Center Director Phone: 870-230-5417Henderson State University FAX: 870-230-5099Box 7663 HPhone: 870-230-1980
Arkadelphia, AR 71999-0001E mail:
CALIFORNIADeborah Tucker (State) Phone: 916-323-4963
Science Consultant FAX: 916-323-2833California Dept. of Education E mail: [email protected] N. Street, Suite 4401 HPhone: 707-252-8955
Sacramento, CA 95814
Phil Lafontaine (State)Science Consultant Phone: 916-323-6189California Dept. of Education FAX: 916-323-28331430 N. Street, Suite 4401 HPhone: 916-984-8289Sacramento, CA 95814 E mail: [email protected]
Diane Hernandez (State)Science Consultant Standards & Assemt Phone: 916-319-0349California Dept. of Education FAX: 916-657-49641430 N. Street, 5th Floor HPhone: 530-644-6218Sacramento, CA 95814 E mail: [email protected]
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COLORADO Penelope J. Eucker (State)Senior Science Consultant Phone: 303-866-6979Colorado State Dept. of Education FAX: 303-866-6680201 East Colfax Avenue HPhone: 303-813-9303Denver, CO 80203 E mail: [email protected]
Mary Gromko (Associate)Science Supervisor K-12 Phone: 719-520-2034Colorado Springs School Dist. 11 FAX: 719-520-21651115 North El Paso Street HPhone: 719-576-5339Colorado Springs, CO 80903 E mail: [email protected]
John T. Sutton (Affiliate)McREL Phone: 303-337-09902550 Parker Road, Suite 52 FAX: 303-337-3005Aurora, CO 80014 HPhone:
E mail:Karen Hollweg (Affiliate)4440 Greenbriar Blvd Phone: 303-494-2016.Boulder, CO 80305 [email protected]
CONNECTI- Steve Weinberg (State)CUT Science Consultant Phone: 860-713-6758
Connecticut Dept. of Education FAX: 860-713-7018165 Capitol Avenue HPhone 860-561-4143Hartford, CT 06106 E mail: [email protected]
Roni Skerker *N (State) Phone: 860-713-6747Science Consultant FAX: 860-713-7018Connecticut Dept. of Education HPhone:165 Capitol Avenue E mail: [email protected], CT 06106
DELAWARE Rachel Wood (State)Science Supervisor Phone: 302-653-3448Delaware Dept. of Education FAX: 302-653-3450137 Carpenters Row HPhone: 302-888-0650
Wilmington, DE 19807 E mail: [email protected]\
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Harry Dillner (State)Education Specialist Phone: 302-653-3455
Delaware Dept. Of Education FAX: 302-653-3450655 Glenwood Avenue HPhone; 410-398-
7555 Smyrna, DE 19977 E mail: [email protected]
Kathy Melvin (Affiliate)Education Specialist Phone: 302-653-3455Delaware Dept. Of Public Instruction FAX: 302-653-3450655 Glenwood Avenue HPhone: 302-653-2165
Smyrna, DE 19977 E mail: [email protected]
Jack Carins (Honorary)DC Carolyn Kornegay (State)
Science Consultant Phone: 202-442-5638DC Public Schools825 North Capitol Street, NEWashington, DC 2003 E mail: [email protected]
Alma Miller (Associate)Science Consultant Phone: 202-575-18103004 V Place, SE FAX: 202-575-1410 .Washington, DC 20020 HPhone: 202-575-2372
E mail: [email protected]
Patrick White Phone: 703-516-5965Executive Director FAX: 703-516-5969Triangle Coalition for Science HPhone: 703-751-78501840 Wilson Blvd. Suite 201 Email: [email protected], VA 22201
Rolf Blank (Affiliate)Director, Education Indicators Phone: 202-336-7044CCSSO FAX: 202-789-1792One Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 700 HPhone: 703-761-7410Washington, D.C. 20001-1431 E mail: [email protected]
John Olson (Affiliate)Director of Assessments Phone: 202-336-7075CCSSO Fax: 202-789-1729One Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 700 HPhone: 703-912-7247Washington, DC 20001-1431 E mail: [email protected]
Arthur Halbrook (Affiliate)7
Senior Project Associate Phone: 202-312-6432CCSSO FAX: 202-789-1792One Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 700 HPhone:Washington, DC. 20001-1431 E mail: [email protected]
LaShawn Sidbury (Affiliate)NRC Phone: 202-334-30552001 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, HA 450 FAX: 202-334-1453Washington, DC 20007 HPhone: 202-466-7956
E mail: [email protected]
FLORIDA Marsha Winegarner (State)Science Program Specialist Phone: 850-488-6046Florida Dept. of Education FAX 850-922-0028325 W. Gaines St. Suite 444 HPhone: 850-892-4888Tallahassee, FL 32399-0400 E mail:
GEORGIA Bob Moore (State)Program Specialist, Science Phone 404-656-0913Georgia Dept of Education FAX 404-657-70961766 Twin Towers HPhone: 770-210-1365Atlanta, GA 30334 E mail: [email protected]
HAWAII Justin Mew (State)Science Specialist Phone: 808-733-9141 Ext. 414Hawaii State Dept. of Education FAX 808-735-8227475 22nd Avenue, Room 116 HPhone: 808-395-6464Honolulu, HI 96816-4400 E mail:
[email protected] Kevin Collins (State)
Science Coordinator Phone: 208-332-6962Idaho Dept. of Education FAX; 208-334-4664P.O. Box 83720 HPhone: 208-424-3113Boise, ID 83720-0027 E mail: [email protected]
ILLINOIS Gwen Pollock (State)Science Consultant Phone: 217-557-7323Illinois State Board of Education FAX: 217-558-4671100 N First Street HPhone: 217-629-7791Springfield, IL 62777 E mail: [email protected]
INDIANA Karen Rogers *N (State)Science Program Coordinator Phone: 317-232-9153
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Indiana Dept. Of Education FAX: 317-232-9121Room 229, State House HPhone: 317-326-5401 Indianapolis, IN 46204-2798 E mail: [email protected]
Jerry Colglazier (Honorary)
IOWA W. Tony Heiting (State)Science Consultant Phone: 515-281-3249Iowa Dept. of Education FAX: 515-242-6025Grimes State Office Bld.. HPhone: 515-266-8580Des Moines, IA 50319 E mail: [email protected]
Jack A. Gerlovich (Honorary)Associate Professor Phone: 515-271-3912Drake University FAX: 515-271-4544School of Education HPhone: 515-225-6317Des Moines, IA 50311 E mail: [email protected]
Ken Hartman (Honorary)Ames High School Phone: 515-239-3719 Ext. 2361921 Ames High Drive FAX: 515-233-2283Ames, IA 50010 E mail:
[email protected] Greg Schell (State)
Science Consultant Phone: 785-296-8108Kansas Dept. Of Education FAX: 785-296-3523120 SE 10th Street HPone: 913-780-2680Topeka, KS 66612 E mail: [email protected]
Ramona Anshutz (Honorary)
KENTUCKY
Mary Jane Hensley (State)Science Consultant Phone: 502-564-2106 Ext. 4148Kentucky Dept. of Education FAX: 502-564-9848500 Mero Street, CPT 18th Floor HPhone:Frankfort, KY 40601 E mail: [email protected]
Karen Kidwell. Malphrus *N (State) Phone: 502-564-2106 Ext. 4148Science Consultant FAX: 502-564-9848Kentucky Dept. of Education HPhone:
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500 Mero Street, CPT 18th Floor E mail: [email protected], KY 40601
Sue Darnell Ellis (Associate)Coord. Prof. Develop. & State-based Prog. Phone: 502-695-6903NASA Cell: 405-780-14921024 Silver Lake Boulevard HPone: 502-695-6903Frankfort, KY 40601 E mail: [email protected]
Carol D. Hanley (Associate)Extension Specialist Phone: 859-333-8248University of Kentucky FAX: 859-257-7180212 Scovell Hall HPhone: 502-330-0981Lexington, KY 40546-0064 E mail: [email protected]
Teresa Spurling (Associate)Instructor Phone: 270-789-5345Campbellsville University FAX: 1601 Parkview Drive HPhone: 270-465-4403Campbellsville, KY 42718 E mail: [email protected]
LOUISIANA Ann Wilson (State) Phone: 225-342-3579Louisiana Dept. of Education FAX: 225-219-0474
P.O. Box 94064 Hphone:325-753-1723 626 North Fourth Street E mail: [email protected] Rouge, LA 70804-9064
Paul Long (Associate)Math. & Science Consultant Phone: 318-981-2382
419 Orangewood Drive Hphone:318-981-2382Lafayette, LA 70503-5227 E mail:[email protected]
MAINE Thomas E. Keller (State)Science Specialist Phone: 207-624-6828Maine Dept. of Education FAX: 207-624-682123 State House Station HPhone: 207-586-6943Augusta, ME 04333 E mail: [email protected]
Page Keeley (State)Science & Technology Specialist Phone: 207-287-6646Maine Math & Science Alliance FAX: 207-287-5885P.O. Box 5359 HPhone: 207-549-5960
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Augusta, ME 04332 E mail: [email protected]
MARYLAND Diane Householder (State)Science Specialist Phone: 410-767-0323Maryland Dept. Of Education FAX: 410-333-2050200 W. Baltimore Street HPhone: 410-647-9091Baltimore, MD 21201 E mail: [email protected]
MASS- Thomas Noonan (State)ACHUSETTS Mass. Dept of Education Phone: 781-338-3405 350 Main Street FAX: 781-338-3395
Malden, MA 02148-5023 Hphone: 978-251-3815E mail: [email protected]
Kathy Brown (Associate)CONSULTANT Phone: 978-897-4717296 Taylor Road FAX: Stow, MA 01775 HPhone: 978-897-4717
E mail: [email protected]
Jim Kaufman (Affiliate)Laboratory Safety Institute Phone: 508-647-1900192 Worcester Road FAX: 508-647-0062Natick, MA 01760 HPhone: 781-237-1335
E mail: [email protected]
Dan Barstow (Affiliate)TERC Phone: 617-547-0430Crr for Earth & Space Science E mail: [email protected] Mass. AvenueCambridge, MA 02140
MICHIGAN Tiah E. McKinney *N (State)Science Consultant Phone: 517-373-4223Michigan Dept. of Education FAX: 517-335-2473P.O. Box 30008 HPhone:Lansing, MI 48909 E mail: [email protected]
Mozell P. Lang (Associate)Science Consultant Phone: 248-451-7356
Pontiac Schools FAX: 3700 Calchester Road HPhone: 517-323-8204Lansing, MI 48906 E mail: [email protected]
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MINNESOTA Clark Erickson (State)State Science Consultant Phone: 651-582-8753Minnesota Dept. of Children & Families FAX: 651-582-88771500 Highway 36 West HPhone: 952-906-0759Roseville, MN 55113-4266 E mail: [email protected]
Robert Shaw (Associate)Science Program Manager Phone:651-582-88473108 Lamborn Avenue FAX:Superior, WI 54880 HPhone: 218-525-4024
E mail:[email protected]
Kathleen A. Lundgren (Associate)P.O. Box 24 Phone: 952-922-4393Montrose, MN 55363 FAX: 952-848-2054
HPhone: 952-922-4393E mail: [email protected]
Richard Clark (Honorary)3020 St. Albans Mill Road, #113 Phone: 952-542-9885Minnetonka, MN 55305 FAX:
E mail: [email protected] Valerie Anderson (State)
Science Specialists Phone: 601-359-2586Mississippi Dept. of Education FAX: 601-359-2040P.O. Box 771, Suite 330 HPhone: 601-924-4017Jackson, MS 39205 E mail: [email protected]
Laura Jones (Associate)Director Instruction Phone: 601-359-3778Mississippi Dept. of Education FAX: 601-359-1818P O Box 771, Suite 231B HPhone: 601-856-0814Jackson, MS 39205 E mail: [email protected]
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MISSOURI Valeria Nelson (State)Science Consultant Phone: 573-751-4445Missouri Dept. Elem./Sec. Ed. FAX: 573-526-7861P.O. Box 480, 205 N. Jefferson HPhone:
Jefferson City, MO 65102-0480 E mail: [email protected]
C. J. Evans (Associate)Science Director Phone: 314-487-0524Mehlville School District. FAX: 314-487-893569 Randolph Place HPhone: 314-614-7707St. Louis, MO 63125-4152 Email: [email protected]
David Sullivan (Affiliate)PAN International Institute Phone: 816-461-020110922 Winner Road FAX: Independence, MO 68052 HPhone: 816-524-4842
E mail: [email protected]
MONTANA Patricia Johnson (State)ESEA Title II & VI, Science Phone: 406-444-2736Montana Dept. of Public Instruction FAX: 406-444-3927P.O. Box 202501 HPhone:Helena, MT E mail; [email protected]
NEBRASKA James Woodland (State) Phone: 402-471-4329Director of Science Education FAX: 402-471-0117
Nebraska Dept. of Education HPone: 402-895-2537301 Centennial Mall, South Email:[email protected], NE 68509-4987
NEVADA Richard Vineyard (State)Science Consultant Phone: 775-687-9195Nevada Dept. of Education FAX: 775-687-9118700 E. Fifth Street HPhone: 775-626-8434Carson City, NV 89701 E mail: [email protected]
NEW Jan McLaughlin *N (State)HAMPSHIRE Science Education Consultant Phone: 603-271-3856
New Hampshire Dept. of Education FAX: 603-271-1953101 Pleasant Street HPhone: Concord, NH 03301 E mail: jmclaughlin @ed.state.nh.us
NEW JERSEY Arthur Mitchell (Associate)13
Innovative Program & Schools Phone: 609-777-0800New Jersey Dept. Of Education FAX: 609-292-3142P.O. Box 500 Hphone: 610-284-6542Trenton, NJ 08625-0500 E mail:
Deborah Cook (Associate)Project Director, NJ SSI Phone: 732-445-2249Rutgers University- Busch Campus FAX: 732-445-2848640 Bartholomew Road HPhone: 609-818-9316
Piscataway, NJ 08854 E mail: [email protected]
NEW Dave Church *N (State)MEXICO Science/Math Consultant Phone: 505-827-6562
New Mexico Dept. of Education FAX: 300 Don Gaspar, Room 202 HPhone: Santa Fe, NM 87501 E mail: [email protected]
Carol Brown (Associate) LANL/STB/EPO M&)^ Phone: 505-665-7982
P.O. Box 1663 FAX: 505-665-6871Los Alamos, NM 87544 HPhone:
E mail: [email protected]
NEW YORK Diana K. Harding (State)Associate in Science Education Phone: 518-473-9471New York State Education Dept. FAX: 518-473-0858
674 EBA HPhone: 914-856-4574Albany, NY 12234 E mail: [email protected]
Ann Crotty (State)Associate in Science Education Phone: New York State Education Department FAX: 518-473-0858674 EBA HPhone:Albany, NY 12234 E mail: [email protected]
Doug Reynolds (Honorary)25 Van Winkle Drive Phone: 518-286-3057RD 1 E mail: Rensselaer, NY 12144
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NORTH Brenda Evans (State)CAROLINA Science Consultant Phone: 919-807-3843
N. Carolina Dept. of Public Inst. FAX: 919-807-3823301 N. Wilmington Street HPhone: 919-791-0806Raleigh, NC 27601-2825 E mail: [email protected]
Bill Tucci (State)Cheif Science Consultant Phone: 919-807-3838N. Carolina Dept. Of Public Inst. FAX: 919-807-38236352 Mail Service Center HPhone: 919-678-9702Raleigh, NC 27601-2825 E mail: [email protected]
Clara Stallings (State)Science Consultant Phone: 919-807-3844N. Carolina Dept. of Public Inst. FAX: 919-807-3823301 N. Wilmington Street HPhone: 919-562-1252Raleigh, NC 27601-2825 E mail: [email protected]
Michael Kestner (Associate)
Charles F. Lytle (Affiliate)Biology Outreach Program Phone: 919-515-1170NCSU Box 7532 FAX: 919-515-1172Raleigh, NC 27695-7532 HPhone: 919-791-0806
E mail: [email protected] Spooner (Honorary)2001 Buckingham Road Phone: 919-787-6794Raleigh, NC 27607 FAX: 919-571-8467
E mail: [email protected]
NORTH Clarence Bina (State)DAKOTA Director of Special Projects/Science Phone: 701-328-2098
North Dakota Dept.of Public. Inst. FAX: 701-328-4770600 East Boulevard Avenue HPhone: 701-258-2098Bismarck, ND 58505-0440 E mail: [email protected]
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OHIO Stan Santilli (State)Science Consultant Phone: 614-752-4844Ohio Dept. of Education FAX: 614-995-556825 South Front St. Mail Stop 509 HPhone: 614-833-2614Columbus, OH 43215-4183 E mail: [email protected]
Eydie Schilling (State)Science Consultant Phone: 614-728-7288Ohio Dept. of Education FAX: 614-995-556825 South Front St., Mail Stop 509 HPhone: 614-262-7519Columbus, OH 43215-4183 E mail:
[email protected] Neth *N (State)Science Consultant Phone: 614-387-0338Ohio Dept. of Education FAX: 614-995-556825 South Front Street, Mail Stop 509 HPhone:Columbus, OH 43215-4183 E mail: [email protected]
Karen Brumley (State)Science Consultant Phone: 614-387-2211Ohio Dept. of Education FAX: 614-995-556825 South Front Street, Mail Stop 509 HPhone:
Columbus, OH 43215-4183E mail:
Thomas Gadsden (Affiliate)Associate Director Phone: 614-292-3330Eisenhower Nat’l Clrhse FAX: 614-292-20661929 Kenny Road HPhone: 618-888-1535Columbus, OH 43210 E mail: [email protected]
Tricia Kerr (Associate)Instructor, Science Methods Phone: 419-995-8364420K Galvin FAX: 419-995-8094OSU Lima HPhone: 937-464-2590424 Campus Drive E mail: [email protected], OH 45804
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OKLAHOMA Marcie Hickman (State)Science Director Phone: 405-522-3524Oklahoma Dept. Of Education FAX: 405-521-29712500 North Lincoln Boulevard Hphone: Oklahoma City, OK 73105-4599 E
mail:[email protected]
OREGON Kathleen Vanderwall (State)Science Specialist Phone: 503-378-3600 Ext.2288
Oregon Dept. of Education FAX: 503-373-7968255 Capitol Street, NE HPhone: 503-362-6532Salem, OR 97310-0206 E mail:
Carla Wade (Associate) Phone: 503-378-3600 Ext. 2342Grant Coordinator FAX: 503-373-7968Oregon Dept. of Education HPhone:255 Capitol Street, NE E mail: [email protected], OR 97310-0206
Don Brown (Associate)Curriculum Specialist Phone: 541-726-3435Springfield Public Schools FAX: 541-726-3240
524 Mill StreetSpringfield, OR 97477 E mail:
Joe Clark (Affiliate)Videodiscovery Phone: 206-285-54001700 Westlake Avenue N FAX: 206-285-9245Seattle, WA 98109 HPhone: 206-527-5752
E mail: [email protected]
Ray Thiess (Honorary)1292 Mandarin Street, NE Phone: 503-393-3120Salem, OR 97303-3532 FAX: 503-393-0868
E mail: [email protected] G. Kip Bollinger (State)SYLVANIA Science Advisor Phone: 717-783-6598Pennsylvania Dept. of Education FAX: 717-783-3946
333 Market Square, 8th Floor HPhone: 717-249-7359Harrisburg, PA 17126-0333 E mail:
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Erma Anderson (Affiliate)Education Consultant Phone: 717-860-721212215 Sipes Mill Road FAX: 717-485-5046Needmore, PA 17238 HPhone;
E mail: [email protected]
RHODE Dennis Cheek (Affiliate)ISLAND Director Office Information.Serv. Phone: 401-277-4600 Ext. 2150
Rhode Island Dept. Of Education FAX: 401-277-6033255 Westminister Street HPhone: 508-643-4119Providence, RI 02903-3414 E mail: [email protected]
Linda A Jzyk (Associate)McAuliffe Fellow Phone: 401-222-4600 Ext. 2272Rhode Island Dept. of Education FAX: 401-222-2734255 Westminster Street HPhone: 401-725-1007Providence, RI 02903-3414 E mail: [email protected]
SOUTH Linda Sinclair (State)CAROLINA State Science Consultant Phone: 803-734-0887
South Carolina Dept. of Education FAX: 803-734-6142Room 801H, Rutledge Building HPhone: 803-359-44491429 Senate Street E mail: [email protected], SC 29201
Linda Schoen Giddings (State)Title I Science Specialist Phone: 803-734-8217South Carolina Dept. of Education FAX: 803-734-3290Room 507A, Rutledge Building Hphone: 803-419-02031429 Senate Street E mail: [email protected], SC 29201
Heyward Hickman *N (State)Math & Science Coordinator Phone: 803-734-0805South Carolina Dept. of Education FAX; 803-734-3525916B Rutledge Building HPhone: 803-791-89081429 Senate Street E mail: [email protected], SC 2920
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Kathleen B. Ortlund (State)Science Test Developer Phone: 803-734-8528South Carolina Dept. of Education FAX: 803-734-85271429 Senate St., Suite 607-A HPhone: 803-776-4082Columbia, SC 29201-3709 E mail: [email protected]
Peggy Cain (Honorary)
SOUTH Jim Hauck (State)DAKOTA Science Contact Phone: 605-773-4712
South Dakota Dept. Of Education FAX: 605-773-3782700 Governor’s Drive E mail: [email protected], SD 57501-2291
TENNESSEE Linda Jordan (State)Science Consultant Phone: 615-532-6285Tennessee Dept. of Education FAX: 615-532-85365th Floor Andrew Jackson Bldg. H Phone: 615-399-9206710 James Robertson Parkway E mail: [email protected], TN 37243-0379
Geraldine Farmer (Associate)Center for Excellence for Math & Science Phone: 731-587-7166The University of Tennessee FAX: 731-587-7206145 Gooch Hall HPhone: 615-384-8631Martin, TN 38238 E mail:
[email protected] Christina Castillo-Comer (State)
Director of Science Phone: 512-463-9556Texas Education Agency FAX: 512-463-80571701 North Congress Avenue HPhone: 512-250-2430
Austin, TX 78701-1494 E mail: [email protected]
Irene Pickhardt (State)Asst.. Director of Science Phone: 512-463-9566 Texas Education Agency FAX: 512-463-80571701 North Congress Avenue HPhone: 512-451-6820Austin, TX 78701-1494 E mail:
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Phyllis Kirkpatrick (Associate)Student Assessment Phone: 512-682-22361701 North Congress FAX: Austin, TX 78701 HPhone: 512-268-3003
E mail: [email protected]
Joseph Huckstein (Honorary)
UTAH Brett Moulding (State)Science Specialist Phone: 801-538-7791
Utah State Office of Education FAX: 801-538-7769250 East 500 South HPhone: 801-731-4564Salt Lake City, UT 84111 E mail:
[email protected] Dave White (State)
Science Consultant Phone: 802-223-0154Vermont Department of Education FAX : 802-828-3146120 State Street HPhone: 802-223-2763Montpelier, VT 05620-2501 E mail: [email protected]
VIRGINIA Delores Dunn (State)Science Specialist Phone: 804-371-0778Virginia Dept. of Education FAX 804-692-3163P.O. Box 2120 HPhone: 804-752-6138Richmond, VA 23218-2120 E mail: [email protected]
James Firebaugh (State)Science Specialist Phone: 804-225-2651Virginia Dept. of Education FAX 804-786-1703P O Box 2120 HPhone: Richmond, VA 23218-2120 E mail: [email protected]
Eric M. Rhoades *N (State)Science Specialist Phone: 804-225-2676Virginia Department of Education FAX: 804-786-1703P.O. Box 2120 HPhone: 804-379-5430Richmond, VA 23218-2120 E mail: [email protected]
Joseph D. Exline (Associate)Executive Secretary Phone: 804-227-3442Council of State Science Supervisors FAX: 804-227-344217293 White Pine Road HPhone: 804-227-3738Beaverdam, VA 23015 E mail: [email protected]
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Assistant Executive Director Phone: 703-312-9206National Science Teachers Association FAX: 703-522-54131840 Wilson Blvd. E mail: [email protected], VA 22201-3000
Jeane Dughi (Affailiate)NSELA Phone: 757-497-7728812 Saint Luke Street FAX: 202-789-1729Virginia Beach, VA 23455 HPhone: 757-497-7728
E mail: [email protected]
Scott May (Affiliate)NSTA Phone: 2050 Greenwich Street FAX: 403-533-8898Falls Church, VA 22043 HPhone: 403-533-8878
E mail: smay@pdprograms
Franklin D. Kizer (Honorary)Route 610, Oak Hill Road Phone: 804-462-7371Lancaster, VA 22503
WASHING Eric B. Wuersten *N (State)TON Science Supervisor Curricula Phone: 360-725-6311
Office of Superintendent Pub/Ins FAX: Old Capitol Building, PO Box 47200 HPhone: 253-584-3858Olympia, WA 98504-7200 E mail: [email protected]
Roy Q. Beven (Associate)Science Assessment Specialist Phone: 360-725-6368Office of Superintendent Pub/Ins FAX: 360-586-2728Old Capitol Building, PO Box 47200 HPhone: 360-724-3089Olympia, WA 98504-7200 E mail: [email protected]
Mary Jo Johnson (Affiliate)Program Specialist, Eisenhower Phone: 360-753-6757Office of Supt. of Public Instruction FAX: 360-753-1953Old Capitol Bld.. P.O. Box 47200 HPhone: 360-352-5324 Olympia, WA 98504-7200 E mail: [email protected]
David Kennedy (Honorary)222 N 8th Avenue, S.W. Phone: 360-352-0359Tumwater, WA 98512 E mail: [email protected]
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WEST Phyllis Barnhart (Associate)VIRGINIA Science Education Consultant Phone: 304-757-3275
311 Oakbridge Drive FAX;Hurricane, WV 25526 HPhone: 304-757-3275
E mail: [email protected]
Brenda West (Associate)NAEP State Coordinator Phone: 304-558-2543West Virginia Dept. of Education FAX: 304-558-0459Building East, Room 722 HPhone: 755-37841900 Kanawha Blvd. East E mail: [email protected], WV 25305-0330
WISCONSIN Shelley Lee (State)Science Consultant Phone: 608-266-3319Wisconsin Depart.of Public Instru. FAX: 608-266-1965P.O. Box 7841 HPhone: 608-846-9377Madison, WI 53707-7841 E mail: [email protected]
Alfred A. Hovey, Jr.*N (Associate)Program Associate Phone: 630-649-65591911 Avalon Drive FAX: 630-649-6710Waukesha, WI 53186-2801 HPhone: 262-524-5510
E mail: [email protected]
Kenneth Dowling (Honorary)
WYOMING Kay VroomanWyoming Dept. of Education Phone: 307-777-6216Hathaway Building Room 246 FAX: 307-777-62342300 Capitol Avenue HPhone:Cheyenne, W 82002 E mail: [email protected]
DODEA Peter M. Mecca (State)International System Spec.Science Phone: 703-696-4495 Ext. 1948
Department of Defense Ed. Activity FAX: 703-696-89244040 North Fairfax Drive HPhone: 703-860-1175Arlington, VA 22203 E mail: [email protected]
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AMERICAN Matt Le’iSAMOA Science Specialist Phone: 684-633-1246
Dept. Of Education FAX: 684-633-5146DOE-DCIPago Pago, Amer. Samoa 96799
PUERTO Maria E. Moran (State)RICO Director of Science Programs Phone: 787-759-2000 Exts 3423
Department of Education FAX: 787-281-0694P.O. Box 190759
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San Juan, PR 00919-0759 E mail: [email protected]
TERRITORIES
PAGO PAGO, Netini Sene (State) AS Science Coordinator Phone: 684-633-1246
Department of Education FAX: 684-633-5184Division of Curr, & Educ.. HPhone: 684-622-7890Box 3140 E mail: [email protected] Pago, AS 96799
SAIPAN, MP Jackie A. QuituguaScience SpecialistPublic School SystemCommonwealth of Northern Mariani IsP O Box 1370CKSaipan, MP 96950
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GUAM. MIConsultant for Math & ScienceDepartment of EducationGovernment of GuamBox 20201Guam, MI 96921
VIRGIN Rose White Phone: 340-773-1095ISLAND P.O. Box 2755 King Shell FAX: 340-773-1545
Christiansted, St. Croix Home PH: . St. Croix, U.S.V.I. 00850 E mail:
Gerald WaltersDistrict Science Coordinator Phone: 340-775-2250 Ext. 23144-46 Kongens FAX:St. Thomas, V.I. Home PH: 340-774-1657
E mail: [email protected]
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CSSS Conference New Members Orientation Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Monday March 24, 2003
10 am
Welcome and Introductions
CSSS History
Suggestions from the West
CSSS resources to help you in your state
Description of the work that members from other States are doingo Professional Developmento PAEMSTo Assessmento Instructional Materials Selectiono NLIST Resources
Models for Leadership (that work, somewhere)
Mentor and New Member Discussion
12 Noon Lunch
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Council of State Science Supervisors Organization Chart
MembersState Members Assigned to State AgencyAssociate Member Past state memberAffiliate Member Science Education People Voted in by Board CommitteeHonorary Members Voted in by Board Committee
Membership Ranges from:40 to 60 State Members30 to 50 Associate Members10-30 Affiliate Members
Board 6 MembersPresident 2 yrsPast President Or President Elect 1 + 1 yrsBoard Member 3 yrsBoard Member 3yrsBoard Member 3yrsSecretary 3yrs
President-elect 1yr President 2 yrs Past President 1 yr
Board Contract PositionsExecutive Secretary 2yr ContractTreasurer 2yr Contract
CSSS Activities include:Annual ConferenceNLIST ProjectsPAEMST ActivitiesNAEP Professional Development
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New CSSS Members Guide
General Duties: The general duties of our council members may include developing science curriculum and assessments, providing information on state and national standards, educational reform efforts, science safety issues, new technologies, selecting science educational materials, working with science certification issues, and administering science programs or grants.
Members Who Can Help You:Click on the Board Page. Your Board members have a deep desire for you to feel a part of CSSS and for you to succeed at your job. The Board wants CSSS to be a friendly and productive organization. Send them e-mail and ask them questions.
Click on the Members Page. Find the members in the states that surround your state. Get to know them by clicking on their names and introduce yourself. Ask some dumb questions and you will find them to be most helpful.
Common Problems:"No one listens to you" is a common complaint. Your importance rises exponentially as you move in any direction away from your own state. But in your state your boss never listens to you.This is why it is important to network within your state. If you can not get something done, sometimes you can get others to accomplish what you can not.If they are thinking about making you a generalist, get on the network or phone and find out in what states this has not worked. Sometimes you can build a case why your department should not take this approach. Sometimes you just have to weather this bit of insanity. It usually only last a year.
Guidelines to Survive:1. Make time for a home and/or social life. You will be much more effective at work.2. Be seen by upper management in your state agency.3. Try to always have a smile for everyone from the Chief down to the maintenance workers.
Especially when you hear the word "reorganization."4. If you are fortunate to have a good secretary, treat him or her like they are worth their weight
in gold. 5. Be armed with roller skates and flak jackets to handle frequently hostile crowds. If you let
the hostile ones know that you care, in most cases it will defuse the anger.6. Let everyone at your agency think you are brilliant - never admit that you are just a regular
person. They expect you to be brilliant if you are in science. 7. Try to help everyone who asks something of you somehow, no matter how stupid the request.
It is amazing how many of those people you talk to over the phone end up running into you somewhere. And THEY remember.
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8. Know the best meeting places all over the state. It is amazing what a social lubricant a good meal and a nice room is, and it is as equally amazing how when a group of people expecting dessert don't get it, how mean they can be.
9. Talk to and be nice to all the secretaries. They know what is really going on all through the department. Better than list serves or memos to get the big political picture.
10. Look good by being able to write lots of stuff to fill up space that conveys intelligence of you the writer.
11. If you get other assigned duties, just remember that they only watch you for a little while, and that you can devoted more time to science than you have been assigned.
12. Stay in touch with schools. Watch yourself. You can get caught up in the day-to-day work of state government and neglect science education in the classrooms. Always remember that classroom teachers and principals are doing the real work and need your support and sometimes guidance.
13. Keep or develop a sense of humor when working in state government (read Dilbert).14. Find time to teach; you'll be more credible with teachers.15. Hold on to and sharpen your sense of humor, it will get you out of a lot of tight spots.
The Presidential Award Program
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An overview:The Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching
(PAEMST) Program was established in 1983 by The White House and is sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF). The program identifies outstanding mathematics and science teachers, kindergarten through 12th grade, in each state and the four U.S. jurisdictions. These teachers will serve as models for their colleagues and will be leaders in the improvement of science and mathematics education. Beginning in 2003, the competition will alternate each year between teachers of grades 7-12 and teachers of grades K-6. In 2003, teachers of grades 7-12 mathematics and science in each state and the four U.S. jurisdictions will be eligible to apply. Teachers of grades K-6 will be eligible for the Presidential Awards in 2004.
Strategies to encourage teachers to apply:
Two things are important to remember:
1. The PA is the premier award our nation confers on outstanding teachers of science or mathematics. It is well worth the time it takes for you to identify suitable candidates and encourage them through the application process.
2. Teachers already have a lot on their plates and by nature are do not like to draw attention to themselves. So it will take a lot of encouragement on your part to get teachers to apply. Your office has respect within your state, a phone call or personal note from you will mean a lot to a nominee.
Useful websites:
NSF’s site: https://www.ehr.nsf.gov/pres_awards/
CS3’s site http://csss.enc.org/paws.htm
Idaho’s Science site: http://www.sde.state.id.us/instruct/science/awards/index.html
CSSS Connection to PAEMST
1. Many of the CSSS members are former Awardees. 2. NSF needed to reach schools and teachers. CSSS is well situated to accomplish this
task.3. CSSS has a subcontract with NSF to administer the PAEMST program. Our
responsibilities include the distribution of funds to the states, conducting the annual PAEMST training conference, and promoting the program in all states. The indirect cost generated from this program fund many of the ongoing activities.
CSSS encourages the member to be your State’s PAEMST Coordinator.
Presidential Awards for Excellence in Science & Mathematics Teaching
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Presidential Awards for Excellence inScience Teaching ce
CJ Evans is the CSSS Presidential Awards Coordinator
The National Science Foundation (NSF) administers the Presidential Awards Program for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching (PAESMT) program for the White House which began the program in 1983 to improve teaching in mathematics and the sciences. The PAESMT program is operated under contract from NSF which subcontracts with both the Council of State Science Supervisors (see below) and the Association of State Supervisors of Mathematics (ASSM), Bill Geppert
Each year six state-level Awardees are chosen by the statewide selection committees composed of elementary and secondary teachers, administrators, supervisors, and college or university mathematics and science educators. These committees were directed by State Program Chairs who follow the guidelines below:
STATE PROGRAM CHAIR GUIDELINESEach state chair should work with their Selection Committee to:1. Ensure that the state level selection committee has a revolving membership and is always
open to those who have not served previously.2. Keep an accurate record of factual data on committee members such as organizational
representation, number of times served, dates served, discipline, specialties, etc.3. Ensure that both content and pedagogical expertise are represented on the Selection
Committee at the K-6 panel for elementary, as well as for the secondary 7-12 panel.Ensure that applications that do not meet the published criteria (whether for failing to follow the guidelines to the letter, false science content, or other appropriate reasons are rejected and not sent to the National Selection Committee).
The state chair will keep records on the applications from underrepresented groups to:4. Ensure that active recruitment of potential nominees, especially those of underrepresented
groups, is undertaken.5. Keep an accurate record of special means or procedures used to reach the underrepresented
population of teachers.6. Ensure that recognition of both the state level and the national awardees is undertaken in
each state or jurisdiction.7. Keep an accurate record of award activities held for awardees (along with any support
materials, news releases, brochures, etc.) any organizations or institutions involved with the award recognition.
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