ETTC
Hours Allocation
July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009
- Information on ETTC Hours Allocation
- FAQ's
| School
District |
ETTC
Hours |
| Absecon School District |
114 |
| All Saints Regional Catholic School |
0 |
| Assumption Regional School |
40 |
| Atlantic Christian School |
0 |
| Atlantic City School District |
856 |
| Atlantic County Institute of Technology |
99 |
| Atlantic County Special Services School District |
63 |
| Avalon Schools |
40 |
| Bass River Township Schools |
40 |
| Bishop McHugh Regional School |
40 |
| Blessed Sacrament School |
0 |
| Bridgeton Schools |
653 |
| Brigantine School District |
117 |
| Buena Regional School District |
344 |
| Cape May City Schools |
40 |
| Cape May County Special Services District |
45 |
| CharterTECH School |
40 |
| Dennis Township Schools |
95 |
| Downe Township Schools |
40 |
| Eagleswood Borough Schools |
40 |
| Egg Harbor City School District |
70 |
| Egg Harbor Township School District |
1057 |
| Estell Manor School District |
40 |
| Folsom School District |
57 |
| Galloway Community Charter School |
40 |
| Galloway Township School District |
526 |
| Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District |
521 |
| Greenwich Township Schools |
40 |
| Hamilton Township School District |
443 |
| Hammonton School District |
450 |
| Island Heights Schools |
40 |
| Jewish Community Day School |
0 |
| Lakehurst Schools |
61 |
| Lavallette Borough Schools |
40 |
| Lawrence Township Schools |
62 |
| Linwood School District |
137 |
| Little Egg Harbor Township Schools |
230 |
| Long Beach Island School District |
40 |
| Lower Township Elementary School District |
253 |
| Mainland Regional High School District |
221 |
| Margate School District |
77 |
| Middle Township Schools |
397 |
| Millville Schools |
0 |
| Mullica Township School District |
99 |
| North Wildwood City Schools |
42 |
| Northfield School District |
147 |
| Ocean Gate Schools |
40 |
| Ocean Township School District |
73 |
| Oceanside Charter School |
46 |
| Pinelands Regional Schools |
251 |
| PleasanTech Academy Charter School |
77 |
| Pleasantville School District |
538 |
| Port Republic School District |
40 |
| Sea Isle City Schools |
40 |
| Seaside Park Borough Schools |
40 |
| Somers Point School District |
154 |
| St. Joseph Elementary School |
53 |
| St. Joseph Regional School |
53 |
| St. Vincent School |
40 |
| Stafford Township School District |
338 |
| Stone Harbor Schools |
40 |
| Stow Creek Township Schools |
40 |
| The Pilgrim Academy |
62 |
| Toms River Regional Schools |
0 |
| Trocki Hebrew Academy |
0 |
| Tuckerton Borough Schools |
40 |
| Upper Deerfield Township Schools |
123 |
| Upper Township School District |
215 |
| Ventnor School District |
129 |
| Vineland City Schools |
1339 |
| West Cape May Schools |
40 |
| Weymouth Township School District |
40 |
| Wildwood Crest Schools |
40 |
| Wildwood School District |
121 |
| Woodbine Schools |
40 |
| Y.A.L.E. School - East |
40 |
Allocation
of ETTC Hours is based on the following principles:
- Each district receives ETTC Hours in direct proportion to
the number of students in the district as defined by the state's
On-Roll ASSA count.
- Smaller districts receive sufficient hours so that
a "critical mass" of staff can benefit from professional development.
(A minimum of 40 hours is provided for the 2007-08 year.)
Districts can spend their ETTC Hours throughout the fiscal year.
Workshop Information and registration is available at www.ettc.net/cal
Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQ)
Question: Do ETTC Workshops count towards the "100 hours"
requirement for professional development?
Answer: YES. The ETTC is an approved provider under the state's
Professional Development Provider System (ID #229). As long as the workshop
topic is relevant to a teacher's Professional Improvement Plan (PIP),
time spent in ETTC training counts one-for-one towards the 100 hours requirement.
Certificates are provided per session and cumulative transcripts are available
on request.
Question: Can I use ETTC Hours for the Technology Proficiency
Certificate series?
Answer: YES. The Technology Proficiency Certificate is a statewide
certificate available at Beginner and Intermediate levels. The Beginner
certificate takes 40 hours to complete, and the Intermediate certificate
takes 50 hours to complete. The Technology Integration in Math Science
Education (TIMSE) certificate is a statewide certificate that takes 30
hours to complete. We offer all certificate workshops regularly. Statewide
certificates are co-signed by NJ DOE upon completion.
Question: How do ETTC Hours work? How many ETTC Hours will I need
for each workshop?
Answer: ETTC Hours cover the registration costs of a workshop.
Workshop descriptions list the number of ETTC Hours needed per person.
Question: Can I use ETTC Hours for any ETTC or SRI class?
Answer: Almost all ETTC and SRI workshops will be made available
for registration through ETTC Hours. The only exceptions will be the occasional
advanced or special course.
Question: How can my district get more ETTC Hours?
Answer 1: Host an ETTC workshop! When a district hosts a workshop,
the ETTC will provide twice the number of complimentary training hours
in appreciation - up to a total of 100 Hosting Hours per year. So if the
ETTC holds a three-hour workshop in your district's computer lab, your
district staff can benefit from 6 more hours of ETTC training at no cost!
Many districts have found that their staff members are more interested
in attending training when it is held onsite.
Answer 2: Purchase ETTC Hours as needed! Districts can purchase
additional hours in sets of 50 Hours at a rate for consortium members
of $15 per ETTC Hour.
Answer 3: Take advantage of end-of-year pooling of unused
hours! Starting on May 15 of each year, consortium members can
request unused ETTC Hours that are about to expire. These hours must be
used by June 30th of that year.
Question: Can my district save its ETTC Hours for following years?
Answer: No, your district must use up its ETTC Hours prior to July
1, 2008. Contact us if your district is not able to use its ETTC Hours
through our standard workshop offerings and special arrangements can be
made for custom on-site workshops to meet your needs. Hours earned through
hosting workshops last for two years, and up to 100 Hosting Hours can
be earned per year. Hours that are purchased never expire.
Question: How do I register for a workshop using the ETTC Hours?
Answer: We recommend registering online
or you can send in a completed registration form by fax or mail. We will
fax a confirmation page weekly to your district's contact person for approval
signature.
Question: What if I cannot attend a workshop?
Answer: If possible, we encourage you to find someone else to attend
the workshop in your place. The ETTC Cancellation Policy states that cancellations
received between two weeks and 24 hours prior to the class date forfeit
half the ETTC Hours or registration fee. Cancellations on the day of,
or after the workshop, and no-shows forfeit the full ETTC Hours or registration
fee.
Question: How should my district spend its ETTC Hours?
Answer: Your district's staff members are the best judges of their
professional development needs. Here, however, are some general suggestions
to help your district maximize the impact of its ETTC Hours:
1. Plan them out - don't send just the beginners or just the experts.
Your district will benefit most if your staff receives a variety of training
experiences from the ETTC. Send us some of your most nervous beginners
or hardened skeptics, as well as some of your ground-breakers and techno-enthusiasts.
2. Spread them out. Send teachers from a variety of grade levels
and subjects to ensure that all levels of your district benefit from our
professional development offerings. Our calendar varies through the year,
and several special workshops are scheduled only during the summer months.
3. Keep track of them. The ETTC provides a password protected online
system at www.ettc.net/members so you
can check on the usage of ETTC Hours and attendance records at any time.
(Call ETTC if you need to retrieve your username and password information.)
Districts that have coordinated the assignments of ETTC Hours in an organized
manner have benefited the most from our training. The designated ETTC
Contact person for each district receives quarterly status report on registrations,
and he or she has the authority to approve the use of ETTC Hours.
4. Follow-up can be crucial. Once a staff member completes an ETTC
workshop, he or she should have an easy regular way to share what they
have learned with colleagues. Ask them to share materials or present a
brief summary at the next staff meeting!
More questions?
Please contact the ETTC Director
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