Middle Level: A Bridge to the Future

Are you "Hungry for Growth?". . . Join us in Budapest!

January 26-28, 2001

2001 Conference Registration Form

Please print this form and follow payment instructions below.

To be completed for each person attending the Conference. If you plan to attend the Pre-conference please fill out a separate form.

Name _________________________________________________________________________

  • check one _____Teacher ______Administrator _____Counselor
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    School ________________________________________________________________________

    Address__________________________________________

     

    ___________________________________________

    ___________________________________________

    Tel (______) (_______) ___________________ Fax (______) (_______) ___________________

    e-mail __________________________________________
     
     

    ELMLE member school?

    yes, number ________________ no

    ELMLE individual member?

    yes, number ________________ no

    For every 10 paid attendees, each school will receive one free registration (all applications and payments need to be submitted at the same time).
    Conference Registration fees (Jan. 26-28, 2001)choSpecial Of

    ELMLE Members: US $300 / € 327

    Non-Members US $ 410 / € 447

    Please mail a copy of this form with a check in US dollars for the appropriate fee made out to "AISB" to:

    ELMLE 2001 at A.I.S.B.

    P.O. Box 53

    1525 Budapest, Hungary

    Or bank transfer in Euros sent to:

    Athy Lionikis-ELMLE Treasurer

    Kreissparkasse Kaiserslautern

    BLZ 540 502 20 Kontonumber 108 747 262 Germany

    Payments via bank transfer must include the statement "without charges to the beneficiary."
    Please send a copy of the bank transfer with the registration form.

    Guest Consultants



    Kathy Hunt: Kathy has been in middle-level education since 1973 as a math teacher, team leader, curriculum coordinator, assistant principal and consultant based in Ohio, Florida and Colorado. She received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Ohio State University and her administrative certificate from the University of Colorado. Kathy has helped to plan an exemplary middle school and assisted the Department of Defense schools convert to middle school programs. For 6 years, she was a consultant for the National Resource Center for Middle Grades Education. In 1997, Kathy was given the Award of Distinction from the college of Education at the Ohio State University for her work with middle level teachers and students in the U.S., Canada and Europe. Currently, she is President of "Creative Solutions," a consulting firm specializing in innovative programs and practices at the middle school level. And, she still finds time to be a consulting author for Silber-Burdett-Ginn Publishing House and is authoring a book on teaming for Incentive Publication.
     
     

    David Pollock: David has worked with the inter nationally-mobile community for more than twenty years. Working with "Third Culture Kids," he has logged thousands of miles conducting seminars and conferences for children and their parents, college students, adult professionals, international educators, and corporations who relocate employees abroad. In 1975, David and his wife moved their four children to Kenya, East Africa to work at a college for African young people. Since 1980 he has been the executive director of Interaction, Inc. conducting pre-experience and reentry programs for adults and young people participating in overseas assignments. He has co-authored a book entitled "The Third Culture Kid Experience: Growing Up Among Worlds."
     
     

    Walt Grebing: For the past 17 years, Walt Grebing has consulted with more than 100 school districts in over 40 states, the DODD schools, and overseas schools. He is a popular presenter for such prestigious organizations as ASCD, AASA, NMSA and the New England League of Middle Schools. Walt is the immediate Past President of the National Middle School Association where he also served for 6 years on the Board of Trustees. As the founder of the Nuts & Bolts of Middle Level Education, Inc. Walt directs the highly acclaimed Nuts & Bolts Symposiums held each summer in Florida and Bolder. During his career, Walt has taught science, been an assistant principal and a middle school principal for 23 years in the Bolder Valley School District. From this impressive experience, Walt brings expertise in block scheduling, teaming, detracking, curriculum, school climate, learning styles, strategies for challenging all students in the heterogeneous classroom and much more.

    Conference Features

    • More than 40 Middle School oriented sessions
    • Tips and techniques for immediate use
    • Networking with colleagues from around the world
    • Special events and exhibitions
    • Explore romantic Budapest on the Danube
    • Dozens of fine restaurants and museums nearby
    • Warm Hungarian hospitality