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The New York State Council of School Superintendents is a professional and advocacy organization with over a century of service to school superintendents in New York State. The Council provides its more than 800 members with numerous professional development opportunities, publications and personal services, while advocating for public education and the superintendency. 7 Elk Street, Third Floor Albany, New York 12207
518.449.1063 Fax 518.426.2229
Please contact THE COUNCIL at 518-449-1063 for Membership Information
SERVICES | THE COUNCIL'S LEADERS | HOUSE OF DELEGATES | MISSION STATEMENT | STAFF
| SERVICES | | MEMBER SERVICES | The Council offers its members a range of professional and personal services: | - Legal Assistance
Superintendents wishing advice on contractual or employment issues may contact a Council attorney. Additional assistance is available in the event of contract litigation. - Professional Assistance
Program PAP is available to all members and their families. If you or a member of your family is faced with a difficult situation, you are encouraged to contact the Employee Network at 800-327-CALL. All services are confidential. - EDUCORPS
EDUCORPS is a 501c-3 organization which consists of retired superintendents who offer consultation and advice to active superintendents throughout the state. For further information contact Kacey Feldman, Program Associate at 518-449-1063 or email kacey@nyscoss.org. - American Association of School Administrators
The National affiliate of The Council, AASA provides additional leadership services to educational leaders. The Council encourages AASA membership. Dues for both organizations may be paid together through The Council. - Legislative Activities
Staffed with a full-time Deputy Director, The Council actively influences educational policy and legislation at both the State and National levels. Whether through position papers or memoranda of opposition or support, The Council strongly advocates for children from the unique perspective of the school district's chief educational leader.
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| PUBLICATIONS
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Publications are available to
all members.
Copies of the Councilgram,
position papers
and the legislative
updates are posted to this website. |
- 2009-10 LEAF Professional Development Catalog
- Councilgram
Published monthly, the Councilgram is our primary source of communication. The "Gram" includes State, National, Member, Council, and AASA News. It also features recent job openings. News items must be received by the 10th of each month. - Snapshot 2009 - The 7th Triennial Study
This is the seventh in a series of surveys, which provides a statistical analysis on personal, contractual, retirement and educational issues related to the Superintendency. - Snapshot 2006 - The 6th Triennial Study
This is the sixth in a series of surveys, which summarize data on personal, contractual, retirement, and educational issues related to the Superintendency. - Snapshot 2006 Powerpoint Summary
Summary Information from Snapshot 2006 - Snapshot V
This is the fifth in a series of surveys, which summarize data on personal, contractual, retirement, and educational issues related to the Superintendency. - Membership Brochure
The Council provides many services to support the professionalism and enrichment of our members. The brochure provides a brief description of each service. For more information please contact karen@nyscoss.org. - Directory of Chief School Officers
The directory includes address, fax and e-mail information for New York State superinendents. (Published every fall) - Model Contract
Ideal for new superintendents drafting their first employment contract with the board of education or current superintendents looking for illustrative clauses. - Annual Report
Designed to provide an overview of The Council's goals, initiatives and activities of the past year. - Position and White Papers
Periodically the Council publishes papers to the membership. The papers cover timely and important issues related to education. - Legislative Updates
Breaking education news and insights into Albany politics delivered to active members by an overnight fax service. |
| COUNCIL
LEADERS |
OFFICERS
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L. Oliver Robinson, President
Shenendehowa |
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Robert W. Christmann, President - Elect
Grand Island |
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Marilyn C. Terranova, VP/Treasurer
Eastchester |
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Clark J. Godshall, Past President
Orleans-Niagara BOCES |
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Robert L. Bradley, Interim Executive Director
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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Fadhilika Atiba-Weza Troy |
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Wendell Chu East Islip |
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Barbara A. Deane-Williams Lyndonville |
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Maureen E. Donahue Friendship |
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Mary Beth R. Fiore Elmira Heights |
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James T. Langlois Putnam-Northern Westchester BOCES |
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Neil F. O'Brien Port Byron |
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Maria C. Rice New Paltz |
House
of Delegates
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Broome-Delaware-Tioga BOCES Gerardo Tagliafferi, 2010 Susquehanna Valley
gtagliaf@svsabers.org
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Capital Region BOCES Valerie Kelsey, 2010 Schalmont
vkelsey@sabrenet.net
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Capital Region BOCES Susan Swartz, 2010 Scotia-Glenville
sswartz@sgcsd.net
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Cattaraugus-Allegany-Erie-Wyoming BOCES Kevin L. Shanley, 2011 Cuba-Rushford
KShanley@crcs.wnyric.org
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Cattaraugus-Allegany-Erie-Wyoming BOCES Judi McCarthy, 2010 Hinsdale
jmccarthy@hinsdale.wnyric.org
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Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES J. D. Pabis, 2011 Auburn City
pabis@auburn.cnyric.org
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Champlain Valley Educational Services John McDonald, 2010 Ticonderoga
jmcd@ticonderogak12.org
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Champlain Valley Educational Services Paul Savage, 2010 (Alt.) AuSable Valley
psavage@avcsk12.org
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Delaware-Chenango-Madison-Otsego BOCES Robert Mackey, 2010 Unadilla Valley
rmackey@uvstorm.org
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Dutchess BOCES Linda L. Kaumeyer, 2010 Pine Plains
l.kaumeyer@ppcsd.org
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Erie #1 BOCES Geoffrey Hicks, 2010 Sweet Home
ghicks@shs.k12.ny.us
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Erie #1 BOCES Whitney Vantine, 2011 Tonawanda City
wvantine@tona.wnyric.org
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Erie #2 Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES James Bodziak, 2011 East Aurora
James_Bodziak@eaur.wnyric.org
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Erie #2 Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES Neil Rochelle, 2011 Iroquois
nrochelle@iroquoiscsd.org
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Erie #2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES Benjamin Spitzer, 2010 (Alt.) Chautauqua Lake
bspitzer@clake.org
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Franklin-Essex-Hamilton BOCES Jane Collins, 2011 Salmon River
jcollins@mail.fehb.org
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Genesee Valley BOCES Scott Bischoping Livonia
sbischoping@livoniacsd.org
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Genesee Valley BOCES Dave Dinolfo, 2010 Caledonia-Mumford
ddinolfo@cal-mum.org
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Greater Southern Tier Kyle Bower, 2011 Hammondsport
kbower@hport.wnyric.org
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Greater Southern Tier Mary Beth Fiore, 2010 Elmira Heights
mbfiore@gstboces.org
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Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery Douglas C. Burton, 2010 Fort Plain
fpcsss@hotmail.com
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Herkimer-Fulton-Hamilton-Otsego BOCES Cosimo Tangorra, Jr., 2011 Ilion
ctangorra@ilioncsd.org
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Jefferson-Lewis BOCES Terry Fralick, 2010 Watertown City
tfralick@watertowncsd.org
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Madison-Oneida BOCES Cynthia DeDominick, 2011 Madison
cdedominick@madisoncentralny.org
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Monroe #1 BOCES Jon Hunter, 2011 Fairport
jon_hunter@fairport.monroe.edu
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Monroe #2-Orleans BOCES Steven Achramovitch, 2010 Greece
steve.achramovitch@greece.k12.ny.us
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Monroe #2-Orleans BOCES David Dimbleby, 2010 (Alt.) Hilton
ddimbleby@hilton.k12.ny.us
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Nassau John Bierwirth, 2010 Herricks
jbierwirth@herricks.org
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Nassau Maureen Bright, 2010 Hicksville
mbright@mail.nasboces.org
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Nassau Henry Grishman, 2011 Jericho
hank@jerichoschools.org
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Oneida-Herkimer-Madison Kathleen Davis, 2011 Holland Patent
kdavis@hpschools.org
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Onondaga-Cortland-Madison BOCES Corliss Kaiser, 2010 Fayettville-Manlius
ckaiser@fmschools.org
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Onondaga-Cortland-Madison BOCES Lawrence Spring, 2011 Cortland City
lspring@cortlandschools.org
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Orange-Ulster BOCES Daniel Connor, 2011 Goshen
dconnor@gcsny.org
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Orange-Ulster BOCES Phil Steinberg, 2011 Pine Bush
psteinberg@pinebushschools.org
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Orleans-Niagara BOCES Vincent J. Vecchiarella, 2010 North Tonawanda City
vvecchiarella@ntschools.org
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Oswego BOCES Marshall Marshall, 2011 Pulaski
mmarshal@pacs.cnyric.org
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Otsego-Northern Catskills BOCES David Rowley, 2011 Edmeston
drowley@edmeston.net
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Putnam-Northern Westchester BOCES Phyllis Glassman, 2010 Ossining
pglassman@ossining.k12.ny.us
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Putnam-Northern Westchester BOCES Jere Hochman, 2011 Bedford
jhochman2785@bcsdny.org
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Questar III BOCES Fadhilika Atiba-Weza, 2011 Troy
atiba@troy.k12.ny.us
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Questar III BOCES Sally Sharkey, 2011 Cairo-Durham
ssharkey@cairodurham.org
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Rockland BOCES Margaret Keller-Cogan, 2010 Clarkstown
mkeller@ccsd.edu
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Rockland BOCES Valencia Douglas, 2010 (Alt.) Nyack
vdouglas@nyackschools.com
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Southern Westchester BOCES Kathleen Matusiak, 2011 Irvington
kathleen.matusiak@irvingtonschools.org
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Southern Westchester BOCES Richard Organisciak, 2011 New Rochelle
rorganisciak@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
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St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES Rolf Waters Harrisville
rwaters@hcsk12.org
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St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES Lynn Roy, 2010 (Alt.) Madrid-Waddington
lroy@mwcsk12.org
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Suffolk (Eastern) Harriet Copel, 2010 Shoreham-Wading River
hcopel@swr.k12.ny.us
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Suffolk (Eastern) BOCES Katherine Salomone, 2011 Remsenburg-Speonk
salomone@rsufsd.org
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Suffolk (Eastern) BOCES Patricia Sullivan-Kriss, 2010 Hauppauge
krissp@hauppauge.k12.ny.us
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Suffolk (Western) BOCES Thomas Shea, 2010 South Huntington
tshea@shufsd.org
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Sullivan BOCES Ivan Katz, 2010 Fallsburg
ikatz@fallsburgcsd.net
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Tompkins-Seneca-Tioga BOCES Sandra Sherwood, 2010 Dryden
ssherwo1@dryden.k12.ny.us
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Ulster County BOCES Leslie Goldring Ford, 2011 Onteora
lford@onteora.k12.ny.us
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Ulster County BOCES Deborah Haab, 2010 (Alt.) Highland
dhaab@highland-k12.org
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Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES Doug Huntley, 2011 Queensbury
dhuntley@queensburyschool.org
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Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES Stanley W. Maziejka, 2011 Stillwater
smaziejka@scsd.org
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Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES Michael Havens, 2010 Wayne
mhavens@wayne.k12.ny.us
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Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES Donald Raw, 2011 Canandaigua City SD
rawd@canandaiguaschools.org
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| MISSION
STATEMENT |
| VISION |
| To be the pre-eminent professional
organization in New York State influencing the development
of educational policy and asserting the leadership role of
the superintendent. |
| MISSION
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| The purpose of the Council shall
be to provide leadership and membership services through a
professional organization of school superintendents:
- to provide leadership and membership services through
a professional organization of school superintendents
- to enhance the superintendency as a profession,
- to uphold the integrity of the office,
- to foster support and collegiality among its members,
- to promote the interest of education and children in
New York State, and
- to influence local, state, and national policy affecting
education.
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| PRIORITIES
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- Advocacy: Expand the advocacy role of the New
York State Council of School Superintendents in support
of public education in meeting the diverse needs of New
York State children by influencing the development of policy,
regulation, legislation and practice. Participate in the
development of legislation, SED regulations and guidance
documents, with focus on their impact on schools.
- Professional Development: Provide opportunities
and structure for a continuum of professional development
activity enhancing leadership in New York State schools.
- Leadership: Provide for the membership of the
Council services, support and opportunities of leadership
at local, state and national levels.
- The Next Generation of School Leaders: Attract
and nurture exceptional leaders, including the under-represented,
into the superintendency.
- Communication: Improve linkages with and between
Council membership, leadership and the field in order to
better understand and address issues.
*Accomplish the above priorities while remaining cognizant
and sensitive to the diverse elements and needs of the
state, its many school districts, and the varying priorities
and concerns of its educational leaders.
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