About the Ohio Middle Level Association
More than 9500 individuals are members of OMLA. Founded in 1973 by a group of middle level educators, OMLA is the fastest growing professional organization in Ohio. Members include people at all levels of the profession–teachers, administrators, supervisors, parents, college personnel, state department officials and students. It is governed by an executive board made up of elected officers and regional representatives. OMLA became affiliated with the National Middle School Association in 1975 and has become the official voice for Ohio’s middle level people.
The OMLA Annual Conference, originally scheduled for October 22-23, 2020 was rescheduled to March 4-5, 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Find bios from the keynote speakers, call for presenters, and full registration details on the OMLA website.
Join us each month for relevant discussions regarding Career Technical Education in Ohio. New topics are introduced monthly.
In April, we will focus on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) and CTE.
If you’d like to be included on the mailing list to receive the CTE Coffee Hour Zoom link, please email Lisa Hite.
The Office of Federal Programs is hosting trainings to prepare education organizations to use the updated CCIP One Plan tool.
Registration is available in STARS V2.0 through your OH|ID Account >>
- Log in
- Click on Training and Registration (STARS)
- Search Event Name: One Plan Training, Keywords Federal Programs or One Plan
Join us each month for relevant discussions regarding Career Technical Education in Ohio. New topics are introduced monthly.
In March, we will talk about sharing CTE with students in grades K – 8.
If you’d like to be included on the mailing list to receive the CTE Coffee Hour Zoom link, please email Lisa Hite.
The Career Technical Education Special Education Leaders meeting is an opportunity for members to receive updates regarding special education as it relates to Career Tech Education. Members will have the opportunity to network with other professionals working with students with special needs in career tech.
Registration for these meetings is through the Share Site. The Share Site is for career technical education special education leaders who are responsible tor implementing services in their buildings. The Share Site requires a login and password. It will be announced at a later date if this event is going to be held as an in-person meeting or as a virtual meeting.
Career technical education special education leaders who are interested in this activity should contact Lisa Hite, M.Ed., at 800-346-8495, extension 161.
Hosted by: OCALI in Partnership with State Support Team Region 3
Presenters: Lindsay Slater – State Support Team Region 3 & Ron Rogers – OCALI
Take your co-planning to the next level using Universal Design for Learning. The UDL Framework can and will give you superpowers that you never knew existed. If you have ever been part of a co-planning team, are currently on a co-planning team, or are thinking about joining or creating a co-planning team, this webinar is for you! Bring your best ideas as we discuss how to make co-planning work for the benefit of all students.
Registration
Click here to be directed to the registration link on GoToWebinar.
The Office of Federal Programs is hosting trainings to prepare education organizations to use the updated CCIP One Plan tool.
Registration is available in STARS V2.0 through your OH|ID Account >>
- Log in
- Click on Training and Registration (STARS)
- Search Event Name: One Plan Training, Keywords Federal Programs or One Plan
Join us each month for relevant discussions regarding Career Technical Education in Ohio. New topics are introduced monthly.
In April, we will focus on Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) and CTE.
If you’d like to be included on the mailing list to receive the CTE Coffee Hour Zoom link, please email Lisa Hite.
