           
|
|||
 |
network 2019 - save the datE: MAY 10It’s back! MCAE’s signature professional development event – its annual NETWORK Conference – will be held Friday, May 10, 2019. Mark your calendars and get ready to learn and to celebrate alongside 500 adult education professionals from across Massachusetts and beyond!
NETWORK 2019 will be held at the Best Western Royal Plaza at 181 Boston Post Road West in Marlborough, MA. Be sure to watch this space for more details as 2019 approaches!
NETWORK 2019 - CALL FOR PROPOSALSOne of the hallmarks of MCAE's NETWORK Conference is the quality and the variety of the workshops it offers. In keeping with that tradition, MCAE welcomes workshop proposals on a wide range of topics, from administration and advising to workforce development and workplace education. So, if you have an amazing new concept or practice you want to share with your peers, here’s your chance! Simply click on the link to download and complete the NETWORK 2019 Presentation Proposal Form. The deadline for submission is February 20, 2019. NETWORK 2019 Call for Proposals and Presentation Proposal Form
now accepting 2019 award nominations and scholarship applicationsDo you have a phenomenal student or amazing colleague that ought to be recognized? Are you planning on continuing your education or training and need help paying for it? If you answered yes to either of these questions, then please visit our Awards page! We are now accepting nominations for MCAE’s 2019 Outstanding Student and Outstanding Educator Awards, as well as applications for the Ruth E. Derfler Memorial Scholarship.
MCAE's Roberta Soolman presents the 2018 Outstanding Student Award to Bester Terrero of Lowell. As in the past, MCAE will provide a gift of $200 in books to the program(s) the 2019 Outstanding Student attends or attended and to the program(s) at which the 2019 Outstanding Educator works. Nominations and applications are due March 15, 2019.
|
What does it take to be an ABE leader? Leadership can sometimes be a complicated art, sometimes it’s a simple act. MCAE is asking you to be a leader - by joining us and by combining your voice with ours on behalf of adult educators and students here in Massachusetts. For more than two decades, in collaboration with ABE leaders across the Commonwealth, MCAE has sought to promote public policies that provide the resources necessary to deliver high-quality educational services, that improve working conditions for program staff, and that enhance the quality of life for adult learners and their families. Our work can only continue with your support, however. So, please, join MCAE and the organizations listed below by clicking here now.
MCAE Leadership Circle Boston Education, Skills, & Training Corporation Cambridge Community Learning Center Catholic Charities - El Centro del Cardenal Lawrence Public Schools - Adult Learning Center Literacy Volunteers of Massachusetts Ludlow Area Adult Learning Center Mount Wachusett Community College Worcester Adult Learning Center
MCAE Organizational Members Action for Boston Community Development Adult Education Center of Cape Cod Community College Brockton Adult Learning Center International Institute of New England International Language Institute North Shore Community Action Programs Southeastern MA SER - Jobs for Progress
|
Massachusetts Coalition for Adult Education The Massachusetts Coalition for Adult Education (MCAE) champions the right of all adults to acquire 21st century literacy, English language and numeracy skills leading to economic prosperity, strong families and vibrant communities. MCAE provides leadership, professional development, communication and advocacy to advance quality adult basic education.
neW @ MCAEBoston Globe Urges Elected Officials to Make Adult Education a Priority In a powerful January 7 editorial calling attention to the “aging-out” of young adults in the Boston Public Schools, the Boston Globe underscores “a profound and persistent need for increased funding for adult education and specifically English as a Second Language adult programs” and argues that ”[e]xpanding adult education, particularly…English as a Second Language instruction, should be a priority for Beacon Hill." Read the full editorial here.
MA Board of Elementary and Secondary Education Hears from Adult Learners and Educators On Tuesday, December 18, officials from Adult and Community Learning Services (ACLS) appeared before the Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary Education to discuss the Commonwealth’s adult education system, who it serves, and how it is structured. The Board heard as well from a panel consisting of Lori D’Alleva, Director of the Charlestown Adult Learning Center; Priscilla Vele, an instructor at the Chelsea Intergenerational Literacy Program; and learners from each of those programs, Audrey Kelly and Ana Tizol Cantor. Each member of the panel delivered compelling testimony about the importance of adult education and the difference it makes in people’s lives. For full coverage of the panel’s testimony, please click here.
SUPPORT MCAEWith Amazon's Smile program, whenever you shop, a small portion of your sale will be contributed by Amazon to MCAE. So, whether you are stocking up around the house, giving a gift, or just treating yourself, MCAE will benefit. Just click on the logo below to get started!
|
The relatively small amount of fat removed may not make a serious difference in the contour of patient, unless one limits this to the lateral hips and flanks along the edges of the tummy tuck Tummy tuck and liposuction surgery Abdominoplasty and liposuction are frequently done simultaneously to obtain an optimum result How much mommy makeover cost? After finding a few you trust, then compare prices between them Mommy makeover surgery recovery time If the procedure includes a tummy tuck it will be around 4 weeks