Making Connections at NYCESPA 2023
Kasey Campbell
Copywriter
Events

The New York City Elementary School Principals Association (NYCESPA) is commemorating their 90th annual convention this year to celebrate the work of principals throughout New York City, especially in the most unprecedented of times. The 2023 NYCESPA Granite Anniversary Conference is welcome to NYC principals, assistant principals, school team leadership members, and more for a day full of educating, networking, and celebrating.
Event details and exhibitions
Teq is proud to attend such a milestone event. Taking place on March 25, 2023 at the Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge in Brooklyn, NY, the convention will include a gala luncheon, special presentations from experts in education, a keynote session from Coaching Director at Franlkin Covey Education, Tia McIntosh, and more.
What to expect from Teq
Our staff will be in attendance to showcase some of our top-notch edtech products and solutions. Additionally, stop by our space to learn more about our online professional development platform, OTIS for educators, providing courses on topics like SEL, PBL ENL, STEAM, and more. Grab an iBlocks Pathways Catalog and check out our iBlocks project-based learning experiences that focus on delivering content with a student-led and teacher-guided approach.
A must-see session
In addition to showing our various products and services, our very own Chrissy Rebert-Long will be presenting a special session.
What Does 21st Century Learning Look Like?
Chrissy Rebert-Long, VP of Instructional Solutions
Saturday, March 23, 2023 | 11:45-12:50 ET
Navy Yard
We are consistently talking about teaching skills that go beyond just literacy and numeracy. But what does that look like? In this session we will explore concrete examples of critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, and collaboration at each grade level. You will walk away with grade-appropriate instructional strategies to foster these skills so that our students will be prepared for the future.
We cannot wait to speak to educators and presenters from all over at the 2023 NYCESPA Granite Anniversary Conference. Come say hi, stop for a chat, watch a demonstration, and even grab some of our free swag.
Make sure you connect with us online! Don’t forget to tag us in all your NYCESPA pictures on social media – links below. We’ll see you there!
For more tips, tricks, and tools for teaching in and out of the classroom, check out more content on the Teq Talk blog or our YouTube channels OTIS for educators and Tequipment.
We also offer virtual professional development, training, and support with OTIS for educators. Explore the technology and strategies that spark student success — no matter where teaching or learning are happening!
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