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NDCTE Summer Conference 2020
July 30th-31st
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NDCTE English Chats - beginning Sept. 9th

We are excited to announce our partnership with Praire Public in hosting and bringing to you NDCTE English Chats.
It is a chance to connect with like-minded educators and
get ideas for your classroom while earning PD credit at the same time.
Sessions are bi-weekly, beginning September 9th at 8:00 PM.
Scroll below for a schedule of dates and topics.
NDCTE's Mission
The North Dakota Council of Teachers of English shall be a professional organization for individuals who are genuinely concerned with the development of the English language. The group shall strive to support the state standards and benchmarks and improve the quality of English instruction at all levels.

1. To stimulate the growth and development of English teachers through membership in NDCTE.
2. To facilitate dialogue among English educators across the state.
3. To serve as a resource to individual teachers or groups of teachers.
4. To stimulate and promote research.
5. To monitor and improve English/Language Arts instruction.
6. To foster involvement in legislation about reading, writing, and other language arts instruction.
7. To sponsor conferences and meetings that highlight best practices.
8. To emphasize the contributions of individual teachers.



Ways to Connect

1. The NDCTE Annual Summer Conference
2. Join our Facebook group (North Dakota Council of Teachers of English)
​3. Follow us on Twitter (@NDCTEBoard) 


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Want to become a member of NDCTE, but you can't attend our conference? Click below to start the process!