2023 NSF Noyce Improving Novice Teacher Retention Conference
Monday June 12th (in-person participants only)
and Tuesday June 13th, 2023 (online & open at no cost to all, register now: https://bit.ly/NOYCE23
A two-day national conference to share and learn effective retention practices by schools and districts in the U.S.
The 2023 NSF Noyce Improving Novice Teacher Retention Conference at Montclair State University is supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF #1758282) as part of the Induction and Mentoring Programs for the Retention of Science Teachers (IMPREST) project. This conference will:
bring together a national group of school leaders and teachers to examine the induction and mentoring of novice teachers,
expand on the findings of four years of empirical research in school districts around issues of teacher retention,
disseminate both the findings of the research as well as exemplary district practices to a national audience.
The conference will bring educators from across the United States from districts with high rates of retaining teachers for two days of discussions, focused small group work on mentoring and induction plans, and a sharing of collective wisdom about retaining novice teachers in the current context and climate.
Monday (Day 1), June 12th &
Tuesday (Day 2), June 13th, 2023
Day 1 &2 in-person registration is by invitation only.
Day 2 registration for virtual attendance will open in March.
Invited participants will take part in the conference in-person on both days.
The second day of the conference will be open to registrants virtually via Zoom at no cost.
Questions about the conference may be directed to noyce@montclair.edu
Montclair State University
The 2023 NSF Noyce Improving Novice Teacher Retention Conference will take place in The Conference Center at Montclair State University, located on the 7th floor of University Hall
Directions to Montclair State University
1 Normal Ave., Montclair, NJ 07043
This project is supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 1758282. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
We respectfully acknowledge that Montclair State University occupies land in Lenapehoking, the traditional and expropriated territory of the Lenape. As a state institution, we recognize and support the sovereignty of New Jersey’s three state-recognized tribes: the Ramapough Lenape, Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape, and Powhatan Renape nations. We recognize the sovereign nations of the Lenape diaspora elsewhere in North America, as well as other Indigenous individuals and communities now residing in New Jersey. By offering this land acknowledgement, we commit to addressing the historical legacies of Indigenous dispossession and dismantling practices of erasure that persist today. We recognize the resilience and persistence of contemporary Indigenous communities and their role in educating all of us about justice, equity, and the stewardship of the land throughout the generations.