NCTA Annual Awards Banquet
EnVision Hotel & Conference Center
31 Hampshire Street, Mansfield, MA 02048
Tuesday June 3, 2025 - Cocktail Hour Begins at 4:00 - Program at 5:00
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The Norfolk County Teachers Association (NCTA) offers three graduate credit professional development online courses in the Fall, Spring and Summer.
Summer 2025 Course Registration is Open
REMEMBER REGISTRATION IS A TWO STEP PROCESS
Summer 2025
Registration dates: April 7, 2025 - June 7, 2025
Course dates: July 7, 2025 - July 28, 2025
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Step one: Students must register on the NCTA website to obtain CRN#, PRDV# and course title. Make full payment for course(s) when registering with NCTA.
Step two: This step must be completed the same day as step one. Link to the Fitchburg registration site to complete the registration process will be in your NCTA confirmation email. Have your CRN, PRDV number and course title ready to enter. You do NOT pay Fitchburg any money.
Registering as a first-time student with Fitchburg, you will need to fill out the Non-Degree New Student Form. Once the form is submitted, you will receive an email (within 24 hours) with a link for you to click on to register for your classes. The email will include your student ID. Your password for logging in is your birthday (MMDDYY format). The email will also include step-by-step instructions for registering for your class(es).
Returning Students Step Two:
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Please go to Web4, enter your Login ID and PIN and then select Login. If you need login assistance, please reach out to helpdesk@fitchburgstate.edu
or call (978) 665-4500.
**Please note that you will obtain the 5 digit Course Number (CRN) that you need to register from NCTA, your Extended Campus partner.
Policies:
There are no late registrations.
Refunds granted only for courses that are cancelled.
What's Happening?
Our free PDP Workshop on Using AI to Create Formative Assessments was a huge success! Let us know what else you would like NCTA to offer in the near future to earn PDPs.
NCTA is now partnering with Fitchburg State University. We are proud to continue our longstanding tradition of supporting our colleagues in local public higher education while offering a wide range of quality graduate level course options at a discounted rate. As always, NCTA subsidizes a percentage of the course cost as we do our best to maintain affordability for our members.
The Norfolk County Bargaining Council held a summit on January 11th with several local union leaders and negotiators present. NCTA has partnered with MTA to offer this networking and organizing opportunity which is a tremendous benefit to our membership. See more information in the "About Us" tab above.
At the recently held annual NCTA All-Presidents dinner meeting, Union leaders from across our locals appreciated the chance to network, hear updates on our offerings, the newly formed NCTA bargaining council, as well as information and an address from MTA leadership. We are stronger together!
NCTA extends a warm welcome to the Norfolk Agricultural High School & Wellesley Educators Association who have recently rejoined as full members!
Fall Grants have been awarded! Congratulations to all of our recipients.
COMING SOON: Look for PDP only workshop offering(s) soon!
The NCTA has organized a Bargaining Council for our member locals. Reach out to Chris Brillant (NCTA President) if you have any questions or would like to come to our next meeting on September 16th.
Our Graduate Offerings include topics like:
ELA & Literacy
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math)
Special Education
Supporting Students & Social-Emotional Learning
Pedagogy & Professional Growth
All courses earn 3 graduate credits from Fitchburg State University $639 and 67.5 PDPs. Visit our website (www.myncta.org) for more information including course descriptions, withdrawal and late registration policies, contact information and more!
EARN THREE GRADUATE CREDITS FOR LESS MONEY FROM ONE OF THE BEST LOCAL STATE UNIVERSITIES
- A very worthwhile course.
- Love these course offerings, especially Deb Merriam’s classes. Thank you!
- Great Class. Thank you for offering these classes.
- This is a fabulous class. I wish I had taken it over the course of a semester instead of a summer intensive so that I had more time to process what I was learning.
- The instructor was accessible. Helpful and pleasant!
- This was my first NCTA class- wish I hadn’t waited so long! Thank you!
- GREAT CLASS! I loved it!
- Look forward to the fall course offerings!
- This class exceeded my expectations. I learned from both the resources and the other teachers taking it and will refer back to my notes to myself throughout the year(s).
- I enjoy the course and it helped me look into how I can make my lit circles better for my students.
- Great class, thank you!!
- It was a quick pace but I got a lot out of the course. I would like to see more courses in the realm of social justice or anti-racist curriculum building.
- The readings and websites offered were excellent. It was a fabulous course!
- Erich did a great job setting up the course and letting it run without interference. He trusted his students to complete the work and follow the instructions. Kudos to him.
- This course could not be needed more after this past year. I’m so grateful and plan to use what I have learned on day 1. In fact, I’m already using practices to prepare myself for a great new year. Thank you.
- Loved the Silverman, ISeman, Jeweler reading. Considering the jargon-laden verbose and methodologically poor nature of most education reading I've seen, this book used concise clear language, and cited its evidence. MUCH APPRECIATED!
- Great course!
- One of the best classes I have taken in my 14-year teaching career!
- Thank you! Great class to help armor me for the fall.
Contact dbarrett@myncta.org or jhayes@myncta.org if you have any questions about our Graduate Course Offerings
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