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Tuesday, November 24 • 8:30am - 9:20am
Esports Evolution- First Steps to Full Implementation

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Are you thinking about implementing esports? Have you started, but are struggling to overcome challenges?
Panelists in this session will share helpful information about their paths to establishing and running esports programming in schools. The panel will include educational leaders from the Florida Scholastic Esports League, who have been successfully implementing esports programming for two years, and CA BOCES, who just began the process of implementation in the spring of 2020. Each group will share implementation stories and will provide helpful insight on the evolution of local and state affiliate models.
Presenters
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Lisa Blank

Watertown City School District
Lisa is passionate about creating rich STEM learning opportunities that bring joy to learning, empowering all students to develop skills for success beyond high school. She believes in equipping all students from the earliest grades with knowledge, skills and experience to solve big... Read More →
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Jane Whitaker

Curriculum Coordinator, St. Lucie
I was an Elementary Music Teacher for 17 years and currently serve as a Curriculum Coordinator for St. Lucie Public Schools. Prior to this position, I worked as an Elementary Program Specialist, focusing on Community Relations, Summer School and special programs pertinent to Elementary... Read More →
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Laurie Boyer

Outreach & Recruitment Specialist, St. Lucie Public Schools
Laurie Boyer, M.B.A. is the Recruitment and Outreach Specialist for St. Lucie Public Schools Magnet programs. She has over 18 years experience as an Instruction Specialist, Instructional Coach and Educator in diverse school settings. She has helped create the first high school Esports... Read More →
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Tuesday November 24, 2020 8:30am - 9:20am EST
S13-11
  E-Sports, Sustainability

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