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Special Announcement
The
AMTNYS Executive Board has voted to allow first time summer
attendees to pay 1/2 (Half) the normal registration fee.
That's only $60 for the full 4 day institute and $30 for
two days! Gain
up to 15 professional development hours for only $60. How can
your district turn you down?
Bed and
board will be approximately $100/day--still working out some details
with the college.
Come spend
4 days with the some of the best presenters in New York State.
Registration
Form is Now Available (posted May 27)
Hotel online registration
link is now active (posted June 4)
Although
this is not the theme, we want to also include classroom
activities and presentations that address STEM
Education (Science,
Tech Ed, Engineering,
Math) in the Spirit
of the NYS Standards for MST. We'd love to learn what's
being accomplished throughout the State in this area.
AMTNYS
'STEM' RESOURCES PAGE 
If
you cannot get to our Buffalo Conference, or if you want to help
us promote MST Education, we encourage teachers involved with
teaching in an MST integration environment to consider presenting
at our partner conferences.
NYSTEA
Conference - April 2010
STANYS
Conference - Rochester; Oct. 31 - Nov. 3, 2009

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If
you are unfamiliar with the Association of Mathematics Teachers
of New York State (AMTNYS), you may wish to read the Purpose
of the Association, from its Constitution.
With about
3,000 members statewide, AMTNYS, its Affiliate
Organizations, and the New
York State Education Department, represents a driving force
in the area of mathematics education in New York State. The governing
body, the Executive Board meets three
times each year; at the Annual
Fall Conference, in the winter and spring. It enacts and implements
policies which have been initiated by either its own members
or those of the Assembly.
The
Association publishes a Journal, The
NYS Mathematics Teachers' Journal, and a Newsletter, The
AMTNYS News, three times each year to keep its membership
informed of statewide activities. The editors are always happy
to accept appropriate articles from anyone with an interest in
the area of mathematics education.

Annimation
by Bob Hazen with
use of "Mathematics" inversion by Scott
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