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MASS WEBINARS

Date Presenter Description  Link
March 30, 2023  

Modified School Calendar

Webinar #7


February 9, 2023  

K-12 Education and its Impact on Entrepreneurship and Workforce Development

Webinar #4


November 10, 2022 Bobby Richardson

Mississippi Department of Education
Special Education

Webinar

PowerPoint
October 13, 2022 Shelly Hollis

Development and Implementation of the K-12 Computer Science Initiative

Webinar

PowerPoint

September 30, 2021 Bill Burns

MASS Financial Wellness Webinar

Webinar 
March 26, 2021 Jim Young & Bonnie Granger

Practical Ideas for Using ESSER Funds
Complying with Federal Laws and Regulations

Webinar #13
August 25, 2020 Jim Keith & Adam Griffin

Mississippi's Equity in Distance Learning Act
SB #3044

Webinar #12
June 17, 2020 Brian Freeman, Wayne Rodolfich, Robert Picou & Jim Keith

How will your district provide instruction and support this fall?

Webinar #11
June 10, 2020 Checky Herrington & Andrea Williams

Communicating in the new reality.

Webinar #10
June 3, 2020 Stephanie C. Palmertree

The State Auditor's Office will be discussing contractual obligations, CARES purchasing, governance, ADA and alternate schedules.

Webinar #9
May 27, 2020 Don Hinton

Mississippi High School Activity Association will be going over safety, summer practice/play, finances, fall sports and activities.

Webinar #8
May 20, 2020 Senator Briggs Hopson

Learn more about federal COVID-19 funds, revenue sources and funding projections.

Webinar #7
May 13, 2020 Scholastic

Create a summer plan to ensure students are ready for fall.

Webinar #6
May 6, 2020 Jim Keith

In focusing on the economics of getting back to businesses, most educators have not considered what an actual return in the “COVID-19 world” will look like —not to mention the legal implications of state and federal employment laws.

Webinar #5
April 30, 2020 Jim Young

The global health crisis has brought much of the American economy to a halt and will, in all likelihood, leave Mississippi educators doing something they haven’t had to do in years: drafting a budget that assumes they’re headed for a financial fall.

Webinar #3

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