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Wednesday July 15, 2026 1:00pm - 2:15pm EDT
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In a world of AI, what should assessment and instruction look like? Are isolated academic skills as valuable as the learning outcomes in the NY Portrait of a Graduate? How do we move beyond compliance in our schools to an environment that truly promotes the student learning that matters?
Join us as we move from story to application around these critical questions. We’ll ground ourselves in a case study of Tech Valley High School, examining assessment artifacts and frameworks to think critically together about what strong assessment for learning looks like.

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Shannon Doody

Director of District and School Success, New Tech Network
Creating authentic, engaging student experiences K-12 is my passion! I've worked in education leadership in varying capacities for 10 years, from state level career pathway work in Indiana to leading city based continuous improvement in Chicago and Tulsa. Now I work for New Tech... Read More →
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Amy Hawrylchak

Chief Academic Officer/Principal, Tech Valley High School
Dr. Amy Hawrylchak has served as Chief Academic Officer and Principal of Tech Valley High School since January 2021. She began her career in education as a Spanish and French teacher before transitioning into school leadership, serving as an assistant principal in the Boston area... Read More →
Wednesday July 15, 2026 1:00pm - 2:15pm EDT
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