Rochester Regional Training Institute
Professional Development
Six OCFS training hours on variety of topics, useful for supervisors, teachers, and frontline staff working with school-age children. Visit website to register!
10 events found.
Events
- Holiday Inn Rochester NY - Downtown 70 State Street, Rochester, NY, United States
#ILoveAfterschool2020
Join the Network for Youth Success on our I Love Afterschool Valentine's Campaign. Our goal is to increase awareness about the unblieveable benefits of the afterschool field on a statewide […]
Afterschool Advocacy Day 2020
NYS Capitol State St. and, Washington Ave, Albany, NY, United StatesPolicy/AdvocacyJoin us for our annual Advocacy Day in Albany on January 22, 2020 from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. We will arrange your meetings with elected officials/their staff and give you […]
Front Line Training: Strategies to Create a Positive Routine
New York State Network for Youth Success Office 415, Troy, NYProfessional DevelopmentJoin Karen Parlapiano for a front line training on Strategies to Create a Positive Routine that covers OCFS areas 1, 3, and 4. Description Trouble getting from A to B? Want […]
Front Line Training: Outdoor Direct and Competent Outdoor Supervision
Troy BGC 1700 7th Ave, Troy, NYProfessional DevelopmentJoin Breya Broddie for a front line training on Outdoor Direct and Competent Outdoor Supervision that covers OCFS areas 3, 4, and 7. Decription In this training we will discuss […]
Director Training: Staggering Science – How to Engage your Student
Albany 340 Whitehall Road, Albany, NYProfessional DevelopmentJoin Margaret Liberti for a Director Training on how to engage your students using STEM practices. Covers OCFS area 1 and 3. Staggering Science. A scary thought? Or an exhilarating […]
CRELO Legislative Breakfast
Greenbush YMCA 20 Community Way, East Greenbush, NYPolicy/AdvocacyThe New York State Network for Youth Success, in partnership with one of our 15 Regional Networks, Capital Region Expanded Learning Opportunities (CRELO), would like to invite you to our […]
School’s Out, Make it Count! 2020
Hilton Garden Inn-Troy 235 Hoosick Street, Troy, United StatesConferenceJoin us in the heart of Troy, NY for our 2020 Annual Conference! Click link to register.
$115 – $275Front Line: SEL Building in School Age Care
Albany JCC 340 Whitehall Road, Albany, NYProfessional DevelopmentJoin Jackie Farmer for a Director Training on SEL covering OCFS areas 1 and 3. Description Children need social emotional security throughout their development. As children grow up, it can […]
(FULL) NYC We Care A Lot: Trauma Informed Practice in Afterschool
ZoomProfessional DevelopmentWe are sorry the workshop is full on this date. Please sign up for one of the other dates listed. Join the Network for Youth Success’ Timothy Fowler for […]
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We invite you to share your expertise and innovative ideas with our network. Submit your session proposal to be considered for Empower Youth Success 2027. This is your opportunity to inspire, engage, and help shape the future of New York's youth.Head to our website to submit your RFP!
Calling All Young Artists!We invite youth participating in New York State afterschool programs and/or community schools to share their creativity and submit artwork inspired by this year’s theme: “Lighting the Way”Print and hang this poster in your program and/or community school to get your students engaged!
Take a moment to recognize those who inspire change and champion youth success. Your nomination helps us celebrate the heart and impact of our field.Head to our website to submit your nomination.
Calling All Young Artists!We invite youth participating in New York State afterschool programs and/or community schools to share their creativity and submit artwork inspired by this year’s theme: “Lighting the Way”Art Contest submissions due on Friday, November 6th.Head to our website to submit!
Thank you to our sponsors @mothercabriniinstitute The Mother Cabrini Health Foundation is a private, nonprofit organization established in 2019 to improve the health and wellbeing of New Yorkers, bolster the health outcomes of vulnerable communities, eliminate barriers to care, and bridge gaps in health services. Named after a tireless advocate for immigrants, children, and the poor, the Foundation funds programs and initiatives across New York State that provide direct health care services and address social determinants of health under five program areas: Access to Care, Basic Needs, Healthcare Workforce, Mental & Behavioral Health, and the General Fund. The Foundation has invested a total of $1.2+ billion to support communities across New York State.
Accepting Presenter proposals for Out-of-School Time (OST) and Community Schools! Due Friday November 6th.Head to our website to submit your RFP!
Take a moment to recognize those who inspire change and champion youth success. Your nomination helps us celebrate the heart and impact of our field.Head to our website to submit your nomination.