MAINE CURRICULUM LEADERS ASSOCIATION
EIN 77-0687538 · Professional Societies & Associations - Education (B03)
What they do
Conferences Events and Webinars...19 Member Virtual Meetings Attended By An Average 30 Curriculum Directors 10 Virtual Coaching Meetings Attended By An Average of 18 Instructional Coaches July Through June Biweekly Meetings With DOE and Maine Ed. Org. Stakeholders Monthly Board Meetings 2 In Person and Others Virtual 8 In Total Full Day MCLA Board Retreat July 15 2025 8 Mentor-Mentee Collaborations for New Curriculum Leaders Book Studies...Universal Design for Learning Book Study-4 Virtual Sessions 2 Groups 30 Participants UDL for Leaders-4 Virtual Sessions 30 Participants Coaching Collaborative-Coaching for Impact Sessions With 35 Participants Outcome Based Grading With Cheryl Dobbertin - 4 Sessions 35 Participants MCLA Spring Conference - UDL Under The MTSS Umbrella - In Person With 235 Attendees Dangerous Behavior Webinar-October 1 Virtual 58 Attendees Projects and Partnerships...Maine Principals Association Maine School Superintendents Association.
How to reach them
ContactDEBRA MCINTYREEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
In care of% DEBORAH TAYLOR
Mailing address137 DIAMOND ST, SEARSMONT, ME 04973-3034
Main phone(207) 322-5193 Emailinformation@mainecla.orgAdditional emaildirector@mainecla.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- May 2015
- County
- Waldo
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