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AMSTI Pre-K Pilot
During 2008-2009, AMSTI – in partnership with the Office of School Readiness (OSR), McWane Science Center in Birmingham, and Carolina Biological Supply Company of Burlington, NC – will pilot the first Pre-K program in the state that places a strong emphasis on the math and science content areas. |
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| The AMSTI Pre-K Pilot will train approximately 50 teachers from across the state, who currently serve students in local public schools, Jefferson County Committee for Economic Opportunity (JCCEO) Head Start, YWCA, and LaPetite Pre-School Academy. Early childhood instructors from Athens State University, The University of Alabama, University of West Alabama, University of Montevallo (UM), and the McWane Center also will participate in this training, and later serve as resources for program improvements. |
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AMSTI - Pre K Training |
| July 31 - August 1, 2008 |
AMSTI-UM Site Headquarters
2790 Pelham Parkway
Pelham, AL 35124
Phone: 205-503-5870
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Participating Schools |
| The AMSTI Pre-K pilot is a partnership with the Office of School Readiness; therefore, there are schools participating in the pilot that are non-AMSTI Schools as well as schools that are not eligible to become AMSTI Schools. |
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Abbeville Elementary |
Henry County |
Knox Elementary |
Selma City |
Cherokee Elementary |
Colbert County |
Phil Campell Elementary |
Franklin County |
Somerville Road Elementary |
Decatur City |
Chestnut Grove |
Decatur City |
Elsanor Elementary |
Baldwin |
McDavid-Jones |
Mobile County |
Alexandria Elementary |
Calhoun County |
Powderly Elementary |
Birmingham City |
Woodland Forrest Elementary |
Tuscaloosa |
LaPetite PreSchool Academy |
Shelby |
University Baptist Child Development Child |
Shelby |
JCCEO Head Start |
Jefferson |
YWCA |
Jefferson |
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IMPORTANT!!
Teachers MUST have permission from their local AMSTI site director before registering for a compressed training in another region.
Teachers who attend an out-of-region training without local permission will not receive training credit or kits. |
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| "First Class Pre-K and AMSTI are both national models. This partnership will provide Alabama's four-year-olds with the strongest math and science foundation in the nation." |
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