The deadline for the 2008 Summer Institute applications is April 4. A Summer Institute brochure and application form can be accessed on the sidebar.
We have an exciting and enriching program planned with guest speakers, field trips and, of course, lots of writing.
Suzanne
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About Us
The Western New York Writing Project (WNYWP) is a well-established site of the National Writing Project – a nationwide education program that works to improve student writing and thinking. Our goal is to improve the teaching of writing in our area schools. The WNYWP is part of an expanding national network of more than 195 Writing Project sites across the United States. Every year more than 300,000 teachers across the country participate in National Writing Project programs. Teachers come together in the summer, on weekends, and at the end of the school day to learn from other successful teachers how to improve their own teaching of writing.
Teacher-to-Teacher Oct 23, 2010
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- Nashua Teacher Walkout
- WNYC Radio Lab
- Mary Jo Gill published in The Buffalo News
- Congrats!
- Update! Evelyn Brady - Peaceprints
- Educator Savings Week at Borders
- Congrats Salamone!
- Peaceprints
- TED - Ideas Worth Spreading
- WNYWP Fellow's Students Featured on Channel 4
- E-Voice - March/April Recap
- Summer Institute Applications
- Young Writers Submissions 300 and Counting!
- Anyone Know a Billionaire?
- Greg and Joel to Attend NWP Retreat
- New Feature
- Blogger Profile - Will Richardson
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