AOIT Students and Teachers Present at the 2007 NAF Institute for Staff Development
This summer, six teachers, the director, an assistant principal, an advisory board member, and two students will attend NAF’s Institute for Staff Development in Washington, D.C. The teachers and students will also be presenting in two separate workshops at the conference.
Teacher, Leslie Keller, will team with Caroline McCullen of SAS, Inc. to present the SAS Programming course piloted in 2006 – 2007.
Apex High School was the first high school to offer a SAS Programming course and serves as a model for other schools interested in offering the course.
Also presenting at the institute are teachers, Chris Cherry, Cindy Francis, JoAnne Jumonville, Susan Szep, and director, Julie Oster.
These teachers, along with AOIT students, Rachel and Stephen Shocket will give a Project Based Learning Demonstration highlighting the beach field trip for ninth
graders and the Linville Caverns field trip for tenth graders. You may view the presentation here.
First time attendees at the conference are math teacher, Amanda Farmer and assistant principal of instruction, Rob Matheson.
