​NBCNY NYS NBCT Directory:  This website connects you to National Board Certified Teachers (NBCTs) who possess valuable skills, knowledge, and expertise that can be applied in consulting, coaching, leadership, and other professional roles within and beyond education.  

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Maintain your Board Certification  Required every 5 years, this process is essential in keeping your NBC.   See NBPTS for resources and the NYSED Albert Shanker Grant for funding. Yes, MOC is currently funded for eligible educators. 

 

Nominate an Educator for New York State Teacher of the Year

Take the time to recognize an outstanding teacher by nominating them for the New York State Teacher of the Year Program. If a school or district does not already have a formal teacher recognition program anyone can initiate the process by sending their nomination to the building principal or superintendent of the teacher being nominated. Please visit the Teacher of the Year webpage and application. Thank you for joining us to support and recognize teachers.

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​Interested in Teacher Leadership or Administration

SUNY at Plattsburgh is now (2021) offering a completely on-line program.  The 12 grad credit CGS in Teacher Leadership will even roll into a Ed Admin Degree.   Read More

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​NYS Teacher of the Year Application New York State (NYS) wishes to recognize and celebrate an exceptionally skilled and passionate educator to be an ambassador for NYS teachers and to serve as the NYS nominee for the National Teacher of the Year Program.

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NYS Master Teacher Application 
The New York State Master Teacher Program is a vibrant professional network of more than 1400 outstanding public school K-12 STEM teachers throughout the state who share a passion for their own STEM learning and for collaborating with colleagues.

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The Teacher Leader Project

The Project:  The Teacher Leader Project, a true P-20 partnership between our team of higher educators, National Board Certified Teachers, other accomplished practitioners, regional P-12 schools and SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury, was and continues to be driven by the need for teacher leadership in schools. The Teacher Leader Project has elevated social agency, collective efficacy, resources and led to ideas which initiated meaningful ventures building trusting relationships and innumerable opportunities.
Good work happens when school educators including National Board Certified teachers, administrators, higher education, and community stakeholders work together to benefit the children and communities whom they serve.  We hope you find this work, chronicling our journey of establishing these partnerships and workshops, helpful in your context.  Here is a collection of our resources.  See Workshops Page for the next gathering