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The NAfME Council of Music Program Leaders (NCMPL) opens the new school year with the third event in the 2023 Colloquium series. The first Colloquium in February addressed teacher recruitment and retention, and the second this past May focused on making the most of the summer to plan for the new school year. The NCMPL Colloquium #3 addressing supporting new music teachers will be held on August 24, 2023, from 4:00 – 5:00 PM ET with Scott Burgener, NCMPL Southwestern Division Representative, and Christopher Moseley, NCMPL Southern Division Representative.

Prepare to be part of an extraordinary gathering as you join the NAfME Council of Music Program Leaders for a dynamic discussion. Immerse yourself in limitless possibilities as we explore the myriad ways we, as music leaders, uplift and support early-career music teachers. And that’s not all! Hear firsthand from a second-year music teacher as they open up about their journey, sharing the invaluable support they received (and wished for) during their inaugural year.

Register in advance for this meeting:

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Start Date

August 24, 2023

End Date

August 24, 2023

Start and End Time

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Categories

  • Music Education Profession
  • Music Educator Workforce
  • Program Development
  • Recruitment and Retention

Event Category

  • Live Virtual
  • Webinar

Specialities

  • Program Leadership

Teaching Levels

  • Administrator/Supervisor

Venue Name

Virtual


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