Upcoming Events 2009

MYD Regional Training via Video Conferencing

If you are new to a MYD school or would like a refresher on MYD,
we have scheduled training via video conferencing.

Dates and Topics
October 20  Philosophy and Ownership of the Rule
October 22  Steps 1-4 and the Step 4 Conference
October 27  Points:  Logistics and Benefits
October 29  Concerns and Closing Out the Day

Time:  4pm to 6pm Arizona Time
Cost:  $80/person

Materials:  A copy of your school's MYD Training Manual

You will need a computer with access to the internet, a camera and a microphone.
You will be given a link to download the video conference interface, along with a meeting number.

Make Your Day Conference 2009
February 27-28

Follow this link for conference handouts and PowerPoints...

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Dr. Tacy Ashby

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