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- Tech Ed Openings!
Chesterfield County Public Schools has multiple technology education teacher openings for next school year. Conveniently located 20 minutes south of Richmond, Virginia, Chesterfield County features comfortable, affordable living within reach of exciting history, nightlife, festivals, recreational sports, arts, music, and much more. The public school system is among the nation's most desirable and offers competitive pay and benefits, career advancement opportunities, and a wide variety of high quality educational settings in which to work, teach, and learn. I can personally attest to the opportunities and experiences that Chesterfield can offer. I moved here from New York five years ago, knowing no one here and next to nothing about the area. In that short time I've built many great friendships, met my future wife, found time for fun in a recreational hockey league, and earned career advancement opportunities. I have always been easily able to afford a comfortable place to live on my Chesterfield salary, while saving for my future, and there's always something to do in and around town! If you are looking for somewhere to launch your career, or just take your next professional step, Chesterfield County is a great place to do so. I have placed a link below to the application. Please let me know if you have any questions. - Sam Leone, South Central Regional President Chesterfield County Public Schools Technology Education Application
- DC Science and Engineering Festival!
Check out the ACCelerate Festival presented by @smithsonian & @virginia_tech happening at the Natural History Museum this weekend Friday, 4/5 - Sunday 4/7! #VTEEA For more information see the website Http://acceleratefestival.com/schedule
- Free Workshop on Materials and Processing!
There will be a materials and processing workshop on April 13th at John Handley High School in Winchester. For all information, please click here.
- Free Workshop on Emerging Technologies in 3D Printing!
Ronald A Williams, Ltd is pleased to host a presentation focusing on 3D printing technology, initially only feasible to industry and now accessible to the educational classroom. Agenda 1. The evolution of 3D printing -present and future 2. Additive vs subtractive manufacturing 3. Industrial applications of 3d printing beyond PLA and ABS 4. The differences in use and application of FDM, SLA, and SLS printing 5. Orienting parts for successful printing across different technologies The presentation will be held from 3:30 to 6:00 on April 25th at the Hampton Coliseum Mariott Courtyard, 1917 Coliseum Drive Hampton, VA 23666. Attendees will need to bring a laptop. To register please contact Mary Daniels Mary.daniels@rawledu.com
- Get Your Pilot's License!
If you are an educator who is preparing students for a future in aviation, the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association can help you earn your private pilot certificate with a $10,000 scholarship! Thanks to the Ray Foundation, and generous donations to the AOPA Foundation, AOPA is offering more than $1,000,000 in scholarships, including some just for teachers! We want to help you reach your aviation goals through the AOPA Teacher Flight Training Scholarship program. Scholarships are available to AOPA members. Not a member? AOPA offers a free six-month membership as well as other membership options. The deadline to submit all scholarship application materials, including recommendation letters, is April 2, 2019, 11:59 p.m. EDT. To learn more, click here!
- Opportunity for Girls in Cybersecurity
The MIT Club of Washington wanted to call your attention to a late breaking opportunity for your female students that was just announced by the US Government this week. High school girls have an opportunity to participate in a fun and interactive series of digital challenges designed to introduce them to the field of cybersecurity. A trial was done last year when more than 6,600 high school girls played and did well. No prior experience is required and it is free. For more details, girls (and their advisors) can go to: https://www.girlsgocyberstart.org/
- 2019 Conference Tour Information
The tours for the 2019 VTEEA Summer Conference have been announced! Please see the conference page for more information. While you're there, make sure you register for conference! See you there!
- Pre-Conference Workshop Opportunities!
Mason Game & Technology Academy is hosting a Pre-Conference workshop on Game Design on Monday, July 22 from 9 am - 4 pm at Hotel Roanoke. Click here for more information Click here to register Amtek is hosting is Pre-Conference workshop on Solidworks on Monday, July 22 from 9 am - 3:30 pm at the Virginia Western Community College. Click here for more information Click here to register
- NAYGN Outreach
Zachary Thatcher, a member of NAYGN (North American Young Generation in Nuclear) is coordinating outreach to schools in the DMV area. NAYGN outreach consists of a talk given by a young professional engineer that works in the nuclear industry. The conversation typically consists of discussions about the electric grid, the benefits of nuclear power, and the experience of being an engineer. Demonstrations and web tools are also used as visual aids. NAYGN understands and highly values the importance of communicating directly with younger generations. NAYGN wants to work with you to get students excited about their future and future technology. Please feel free to reach out to Zachary at zthatcher@mpr.com if you would like to discuss a potential visit to your classroom, or visit the following websites that discuss NAYGN and MPR Associates (Zach’s employer/NAYGN chapter). Feel free to check out the main Twitter page for NAYGN too @NA_YGN https://naygn.org/about-us/ https://www.mpr.com/
- Free PBL Professional Development!
Want to learn more about Project Based Learning and take it to the next level, then we have the professional development workshop for you! VTEEA is having a PBL and Service Learning workshop on Saturday, March 9th from 9am - 12-noon at Cosby High School (14300 Fox Club Pkwy, Midlothian, VA 23112) in Chesterfield County Public Schools. In addition to receiving re-certification points; you will learn, network, and create enriching educational experiences, projects, and service learning opportunities for your students. Registration closes on Friday, March 8th. Email samuel_leone@ccpsnet.net if you have any questions. Registration Link
- FREE ENGINEERING PD FOR Gr. 6-12 TEACHERS
Old Dominion University is hosting an ASM Materials Camp on July 15th - 19th in Norfolk. Virginia. This camp is free for educators! For more information about the camp and how to register please click here.
- Chesterfield is Looking for TEE Teachers!
Chesterfield County Public Schools has 3 technology education openings, and 1 immediate opening at Cosby High School. For more information please click on the links provided: (Immediate Opening) Cosby High School Application: Application Link Chesterfield County Tech Ed Application: Application Link


