The Michigan Mathematics and Science Leadership Network (MMSLN) strives to achieve equitable access to research and standards-based mathematics and science learning experiences for all Michigan students.
56,795
students participated in student services programs
1,069
students enrolled in accelerated high school programs
9,670
teachers enrolled in one or more professional learning activities offered by the Network
11,400
hours of professional development were offered to Michigan teachers across the state by the Network
We advocate for professional learning and collaborate statewide and nationally with mathematics and science educators to create, implement, and evaluate leadership and professional learning opportunities for and with Michigan mathematics and science educators.
OUR PARTNERS
MMSLN is pleased to partner with Illustrative Mathematics to provide IM Certified Professional Learning facilitated by certified mathematics educators.
MMSLN is pleased to partner with OpenSciEd to provide Professional Learning facilitated by certified science educators.
MMSLN is one of the professional learning partners featured in the Professional Learning Partner Guide which is designed to provide education leaders important information about the quality of instructional materials and a list of organizations that can be considered to support their implementation.
The Michigan Learning Channel (MLC) is a statewide public television partnership offering instructional content to support the education of students and to provide alternative resources for families and teachers.
Alt-Shift
With a focus on collaboration and impact, Alt+Shift, encompassing Michigan’s Integrated Mathematics Initiative (Mi)2, offers professional learning, including training, technical assistance, and co-constructed implementation planning, that strives to shift adult mindsets and provide alternative options to improve outcomes for every student.
Code.org
Code.org® is a non-profit dedicated to expanding access to computer science, and increasing participation by women and underrepresented minorities. Regional Partner goals help each organization establish itself as the K-12 computer science hub for their region, offering professional learning opportunities for teachers and building a strong local community.
Family Engineering
Family Engineering invites educators, engineers, university science and engineering students, community youth leaders, and parents to inspire the next generation of critical thinkers and problem solvers with exciting, hands-on activities and events for elementary-aged children and adults.
General Education Leadership Network
The General Education Leadership Network’s (GELN) mission is to provide leadership and direction focused on teaching and learning among Michigan’s ISDs/RESAs.
Michigan Department of Education
The Michigan Department of Education has supported many of the programs and professional development that have been implemented by the Network.
Next Generation Science Exemplar System
The Next Generation Science Exemplar System (NGSX) is a web-based PD environment designed to engage teachers in working with the practices and disciplinary core ideas in the National Research Council’s Framework for K-12 Science Education and the Next Generation Science Standards.
