2009 Conference Highlights
Below find additional information on keynote speakers, links to conference presentations and handouts as well as links to the ACE Outreach electronic files, and ACE brand and logo files.
Keynote Speaker Deneen Frazier Bowen
Deneen Frazier Bowen energized and engaged Texas 21st CCLC conference participants through her honest and straightforward portrayal of diverse students in her The Natives are Restless keynote performance. She was the vehicle through which participants were able to witness student experiences and the challenges they face in our schools every day: connecting their school day to the world they live in and their struggles as they become disengaged from school. She shed light on students’ voice, resilience, hope, and sheer creativity that is brimming from their minds and how they use these digital tools and their ingenuity in meaningful ways. Daneen made participants feel empowered and inspired to create possibilities for all students in this digital age.
Find out more about Daneen Frazier Bowen and her work at www.actwith.com.
Keynote Speaker Aurelio Montemayor
Aurelio Montemayor extended an invitation to Texas 21st CCLC grantees to work collaboratively with Title 1 schools that are in their fourth year of improvement for meeting AYP through IDRA's Texas Parent Information Center. During his inspiring keynote presentation, Aurelio provided the lens for meaningful parental engagement and involvement, guiding participants through an asset-based model for parent roles and leadership. Conference participants were able to reflect on their own assumptions and forge new possibilities for meaningful parent and afterschool partnerships.
Aurelio Montemayor is the Texas Parent Information Resource Center Director at the Intercultural Development Research Association (IDRA). Learn more about IDRA's work at www.idra.org/Texas_IDRA_PIRC.htm.
2009 Conference Materials
General Sessions
Program Admin Presentations
Planning: Strategic Planning
Resourcing
Implementing
Managing
Center Presentations
Center Service Delivery Plan (CSDP)
Innovation Stations
ACE Outreach Electronic Materials:
Post Conference Update:
ACE Brand and Logo*
*"ACE", "Afterschool Centers on Education", and "Success--A texas State of Mind" are trademarked as the property of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and may not be reproduced without the express written permission of TEA.
Read TEA's Copyright Notice in its entirety to learn more including exceptions for reproducing materials.
Ace Logo Files
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Please find two versions of the ACE logo. The first version is the full version logo with the “Success – A Texas State of Mind” tagline. This is the logo that is used on all the materials in the ACE PC Promo Kit.
The second version is an abbreviated ACE logo that can be used on items that have a limited print area.
Please note: The following verbiage regarding federal funding must be used on materials:
Funded by the 21st CCLC Program administered by the US Department of Education.
*A comprehensive branding guide will be available on the website soon to assist you with the use of the branding to create awareness about your program.
Note: 21st CCLC funds for your Grant may not be used for the purchase of promotional items such as pens, shirts, t-shirts, polo shirts, etc.
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Cycle 6 Presentations (TEA)
