Calendar of Events

Hosted by AMLE Teacher Leaders Committee Members Laurie Rigg and Marri Bayour  
Looking for ways to use data as a tool for reflection and growth? Join fellow middle level educators for a collaborative roundtable discussion on Wednesday, November 18 at 4:00 PM EST, focused on using data to become more reflective practitioners. From student work and assessments to classroom observations and feedback, we invite you to come share strategies for using meaningful data to inform instruction, strengthen relationships, and create responsive, student-centered learning environments.

Join us for this month’s AMLE Middle School Leadership Roundtable as we explore the Successful Middle School Assessment and how it measures the essential attributes and characteristics of high-performing middle schools. This important framework provides schools with an opportunity to reflect on their practices, celebrate strengths, and identify areas for growth in support of young adolescents.

Facilitated by Chad Corey, Principal of South Orangetown Middle School (NY), this collaborative discussion will feature Katie Powell, Director of Middle Level Programs at AMLE, who will share insights into the assessment process and its connection to the characteristics of successful middle schools.

Whether your school is currently engaged in the assessment process or you are simply interested in learning more about the framework, this roundtable will provide an opportunity to ask questions, exchange ideas, and learn from colleagues across the country. Bring your insights, questions, and experiences as we learn from one another and strengthen our network of middle level leaders. We look forward to seeing you there!

Hosted by AMLE Teacher Leaders Committee Members Marri Bayour and Joe Pizzo  
Looking for ways to support students’ social and emotional growth intentionally? Join fellow middle level educators for a collaborative roundtable discussion on Wednesday, December 16 at 4:00 PM EST, focused on Social-Emotional Learning for Young Adolescents. From advisory programs and relationship-building strategies to classroom routines and student wellness supports, we invite you to share ideas for creating learning environments that are empathetic, inclusive, engaging, and student-centered.