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 Technology Leadership Institute (TLI) Logo TLI FALL KICKOFF October 25th, 10-12PM
We are excited to welcome our leaders to our annual Open House! Come and tour our facilities, learn about how we work, and collaborate with leaders from the LHRIC. Stay and listen to ASCD/ISTE CEO Richard Cullata and Dr. Tara Natteass on the shifts happening in instruction and technology and learn about Transformational Principles that will guide us into the next decade REGISTER TODAY

Fall User Group Sessions! Join our user group session where district leaders and teachers collaborate, share best practices, and explore future developments with national experts.

  • 10/22- iReady
  • 11/13- Renaissance

LUNCH AND LEARNS with LHRIC and vendor partners are back! Learn alongside our vendor partners and other regional participants. Sessions are virtual or face-to-face. Get to know our new partners and solutions for 24-25. Register for Currently Scheduled Sessions with:

Our Annual Computer Science/STEAM Playdate is October 30 @ LHRIC.
We are pleased to announce our fourth annual Computer Science/ STEAM playdate in partnership with Teq Inc. Join us for rotations of hands-on activities and experiences for K-8 classrooms. Design and build a tiny house, compete in a robotic "field day", design the perfect class pet, and engage in a true coding "hackathon".  Space is limited; register today.

 

 

 

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In the News

REGARDING NYSED TECH PLAN  UPDATES
The due date to submit updates to District Instructional Technology Plans has been extended to June 30, 2026.  All currently approved District Instructional Technology Plans remain approved through June 30, 2026.  No waiver or additional approval is needed to extend approval through June 30, 2026. 

 

Learn about this year's 2004 Distinguished Administrators and Teacher TELL award winners! As we start the year be on the lookout for future award winners.

 

Join Sessions and Events from LHRIC and Vendor Partners

  • 450 Mamaroneck Ave, Harrison, NY 10528

    Lunch and Learn with Kinems

    Kinems brings a "Whole Child Approach to Instruction" harnessing AI to provide active learning, academic instruction, executive functions, precise individualization, and progress tracking together in one seamless and engaging solution. Come to our session to play our games and experience an immersive and embodied educational gaming suite that builds student learning, fosters thinking capabilities and sensory motor skills while teaching and reinforcing academics aligned to state standards. Kinems provides a user-friendly experience, allowing students to collaborate or compete effortlessly while fostering essential academic and social emotional skills. Interaction data is captured to monitor student performance using learning analytics and providing a clear graphic capture of progress is physical and academic realms. www.kinems.com

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  • 450 Mamaroneck Ave, Harrison, NY 10528

    Lunch and Learn with Seesaw and LHRIC

    Join us on October 17th for an exclusive Lunch and Learn event hosted by Seesaw at LHRIC! This event is designed for school administrators eager to explore how Seesaw can elevate classroom experiences for the 2024 school year. From 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, discover how Seesaw's comprehensive tools-Seesaw Instruction and Insights, Early Literacy, Computer Science, and English Language Development-are not only engaging but also fully aligned with New York State standards. Specifically, our Computer Science curriculum meets the NY State Computer Science and Digital Fluency Standards, ensuring your students gain essential skills. We'll also highlight how Seesaw supports multilingual learners, offering robust resources to help every student thrive. The morning will conclude with a light lunch at 11:30 AM, providing an excellent opportunity to network and discuss how these tools can be integrated into your district's strategy. Don't miss this chance to see how Seesaw can support your school's academic goals-register today!

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    LHRIC Instructional Technology
  • Virtual/ Online event

    Where do I start with Newsela?

    Dive into the dynamic world of Newsela! Get ready to unlock the full potential of your classroom with Newsela's engaging content, quizzes, and writing prompts. Learn to effortlessly navigate the platform, tailor content to fit various learning levels, and harness assessment tools to measure student progress. Transform your teaching and inspire your students with the innovative features of Newsela! Connection information will be provided 24 hours in advance of the session.

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    LHRIC Instructional Technology
  • Virtual/ Online event

    How can use I Newsela Text Sets to organize articles for my students?

    Embark on a journey to master Newsela text sets. Dive into Newsela's extensive library to handpick engaging articles and learn to assemble vibrant text sets that resonate with your curriculum's needs. Tailor your classroom experience with materials that match every student's reading level and spark their curiosity. Connection information will be provided 24 hours in advance of the session.

     

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  • 450 Mamaroneck Ave, Harrison, NY 10528

    Creative Coding: An Introduction for Arts Educators

    This three-hour course introduces educators to the fundamentals of creative coding, offering a hands-on exploration of essential computer science principles. Designed as a foundation for teaching coding in a creative and culturally responsive way, the course encourages educators to expand their approach to New York State Computer Science and Digital Fluency standards. The course provides examples of activities and unit projects that integrate Culturally Responsive Best Practices, allowing students to connect their coding experiences to their own cultures and communities. Drawing from CS4All's Intro to Computational Media, this course includes discussions on fostering academic integrity in coding, effectively managing student work, and contextualizing computer science as a tool for artmaking.

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    LHRIC Instructional Technology
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