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CCSD66 Notes

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

2009 Joint Annual Conference

This weekend over 9,000 Illinois school leaders and guests will come to Chicago to take part in the Annual Joint Conference of the Illinois Association of School Administrators, Illinois Association of School Business Officials and Illinois Association of School Boards. This is one of the largest state educational conferences held in the United States.

At this conference, we will have the opportunity to gain information and share insights in school governance in a variety of settings. Three general sessions will be held, as well as over 100 panel discussions and small group presentations for administrators and school board members from throughout the state.

Topics will include school funding, educational technology, legal issues and trends. Over 300 vendors and exhibitors will display the latest in school based products for our review. This is a great weekend for networking and learning to strengthen education in our local district.


posted by Jay Tiede @ 8:47 AM