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Awards & Recognition Committee
The MassCUE Awards & Recognition Committee oversees awards and recognition handed out by the Board. Members review and make recommendations to the Board for recipient(s) under the guidance of the committee chair. The committee recommends candidates for the Pathfinder Award, Administrator Award and Shelley Chamberlain Community Service Award. These prestigious awards are presented each year at the MassCUE Fall Conference at Gillette Stadium. Application Forms and Information MEMBERS NEWS RESOURCES PAST AWARDS Each MassCUE Committee is made up of a dedicated team of volunteers. The following make up the current Awards & Recognition Committee Chairs and Committee Members. Chair(s) No Staff Member to show Members Susan Bisson Ellen Driscoll Tracy Sockalosky 2025 Nominations for Administrator and Pathfinder Awards Nominate a Colleague for a MassCUE Administrator or Pathfinder Award Do you know an exceptional educator who has made an impact in the field of educational technology? A current or former colleague who serves as a leader and an inspiration to others in their classroom, school or district? Nominate them for an Administrator or a Pathfinder award! Nominations are ...Continue ReadingCelebration of Educators Kicks Off Fall Conference 2024 The 2024 MassCUE Fall Conference got off to a great start with a celebration of three amazing educators who are using educational technology to make a difference for students and colleagues. The annual President’s Dinner featured an awards ceremony for this year’s Pathfinder, Administrator and Shelley Chamberlain Community Service award winners. Michael Rubin Uxbridge High School Principal ...Continue ReadingFall Conference 2024: Celebrate our Award Winners MassCUE is pleased to announce the recipients of the Administrator, Pathfinder and Shelley Chamberlain Community Service Awards. Please join us in congratulating these extraordinary educators. They will be celebrated and receive their awards as part of the MassCUE Fall Conference 2024. Michael Rubin Principal, Uxbridge High School As Principal of Uxbridge High School, Dr. Michael Rubin has built ...Continue Reading MassCUE Awards MassCUE’s Administrator Award is presented to a Massachusetts Administrator in recognition for visionary leadership in the field of educational technology. The Administrator’s efforts have gone “above and beyond” in providing inspiration to other administrators and educators. Administrator 2025 Award Criteria 2025 Administrator Award Application MassCUE’s Pathfinder Award is presented to a Massachusetts Educator and leader whose efforts have enhanced the field of educational technology. This person has gone “above and beyond” in demonstrating leadership and providing inspiration to other educators. Pathfinder 2025 Award Criteria 2025 Pathfinder Award Application The Shelley Chamberlain Community Service Award is awarded annually at the MassCUE Fall Conference by the MassCUE Board of Directors to a deserving member of the MassCUE Community who has exemplified the qualities of servant leadership in their school, organizational community, or MassCUE. These qualities include: Strong interpersonal leadership skills An emphasis on “the other” rather than “self” The ability to articulate and develop a strong vision to support a school/community Clear evidence of an impact the work of the leader has had on the school/community Application coming soon! Policies & Procedures Committee Procedures Awards and Recognition Procedures Past Recipients Administrator Award Recipients Pathfinder Award Recipients Shelley Chamberlain Community Service Award Recipients
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Bylaws, Policies & Procedures Committee
The Bylaws, Policies & Procedures Committee reviews MassCUE policies and procedures, and recommends revisions to the Board for a…
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Communications Committee
The MassCUE Communications Committee is responsible for all communications, traditional and digital, to ensure MassCUE informs its stakeholders and members with clarity, timeliness and relevance. RESPONSIBILITIES MEMBERS NEWS RESOURCES The MassCUE Communications Committee is responsible for all traditional and digital forms of communications for the organization, including the MassCUE website, email, social media and marketing collateral for events and direct mail. The goal of the Communications Committee is to continuously improve our outreach and communication. Some of our areas of responsibility include the delivery of: MassCUE social networking policy An annual calendar with event dates and deadlines A growth strategy for MassCUE's online presence through content curation, news posts and an accompanying advertising program to support vendors. Each MassCUE Committee is made up of a dedicated team of volunteers. The following make up the current Communications Committee Chairs and Committee Members. Chair(s) No Staff Member to show Members Jared Perrine John O'Sullivan Drew O'Connors Heather Hannon Brandon Hall Michele Colley Latest News & Updates Get a CUE with COMCOM The Team Behind the MassCUE Communications Committee In the latest episode of the Get a CUE Podcast, the team behind the MassCUE Communications Committee introduces themselves and shares what brought them to this important work. To listen to the podcast and learn more about the Get a CUE Podcast, visit our Get a CUE Podcast page ... Continue Reading Communications Committee Update: STEM Network Event for Students STEM Network Event for High School and College Students The MassCUE Communications Committee would like to share the following resource with our members. See Yourself in the Green Workspace Explore, Share & Network! Wednesday, October 23 Walk-in any time between 3:30pm-6:00pm Christa Mcauliffe center, Framingham State University During Massachusetts STEM Week 2024 Join us for the MA STEM week event, where high school ... Continue Reading Communications Committee Update: DLCS Leaders Network Communications Committee Update: DLCS Leaders Network The MassCUE Communications Committee would like to share the following resource with our members: The MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s 2024-2025 Digital Literacy and Computer Science Leaders Network has announced their schedule of meetings for the year. They are now accepting registrations for the first in-person meeting on September 19, ... Continue Reading Committee Resources Are you following MassCUE online? Be sure to engage with our vibrant MassCUE community. Governing Documents Committee Procedures
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Elections Committee
Elections Committee The MassCUE Elections Committee oversees the entire election process, including nominations, vetting nominees, running the election and reporting results. The MassCUE Elections Committee also collaborates with the Board on seeking appointments to the Board. MassCUE Board of Directors Elections are held annually. On May 16th, nominations for the Spring 2025 Election were closed. This year we are pleased to announce we have five candidates running for the opportunity to share their time and talents with MassCUE. We are looking to fill three elected Director positions and three appointed Director positions to the Board of Directors. Voting will take place from Tuesday, May 20 to Tuesday, May 27, 2025. An email containing a link for the ballot will be sent out to MassCUE members on Tuesday, May 20. Click to MEET THE CANDIDATES RESPONSIBILITIES MEMBERS NEWS NOMINATION PROCEDURE The MassCUE Elections Committee responsibilities include: Ensuring that all elections procedures are followed. Verifying and reporting election results. Chair(s) No Staff Member to show Each MassCUE Committee is made up of a dedicated team of volunteers. The following make up the current Elections Committee Chairs and Committee Members. Members Leo Brehm, Interim President Ellen Driscoll, Interim Secretary Latest News & Updates 2025 MassCUE Election – Board Welcomes Elected and Appointed Members MassCUE Board of Directors 2025 Election MassCUE is excited to share the results of our May 2025 election! We extend a warm welcome and congratulations to the following educators, who were elected by our dedicated members during the voting period of May 20-27, 2025: Scott Cabral Greg Limperis Andrew Marcinek Kendyl Brooks Santos Please also extend a warm welcome and congratulations to ...Continue Reading2025 MassCUE Election – Board Welcomes Newly Elected Members MassCUE Board of Directors 2025 Election Results MassCUE is excited to share the results of our May 2025 election! We extend a warm welcome and congratulations to the following educators, who were elected by our dedicated members during the voting period of May 20-27, 2025: Scott Cabral Greg Limperis Andrew Marcinek Kendyl Brooks Santos These talented professionals bring a wealth of experience, ...Continue ReadingMassCUE Board Spring Elections — Nominations Open until 5/16/25 MassCUE Board Spring Elections Nominations will be open from 4/18/25 through 5/9/25 Election Submission Deadline has been extended to 5/16/25 MassCUE is looking for passionate members to step into leadership roles. Please consider running for the board. Nominations will be open from April 18 through May 16, with voting taking place from May 20 to May 27 . MassCUE is ...Continue Reading Nomination Procedure Eligibility Requirements are listed below. Election Submission Deadline extended to May 16, 2025. Nomination Papers Nomination papers for the Spring 2025 Election are due by 5:00 P.M. on May 9, 2025. Nominations should be emailed to the Elections Committee at elections@masscue.org. Positions: Three (3) Directors and Three (3) Appointed Please include the following in your submission: Name of nominee Home Address Title/Employer/Work Address Phone number Email Name of nominating member (if applicable) Letter of intent Background statement for the website outlining qualifications, philosophy, and/or goals for serving on the MassCUE Board of Directors. (No more than 150 words) Professional Social Media handles to post with bio (optional) Resume High quality headshot of nominee for website. Eligibility Qualification of Directors: Board members should possess the skills and experience which can contribute to the purposes and mission of MassCUE. Each Director must be in a position to attend Board of Director meetings regularly, to serve on committees, to devote a substantial amount of time to the affairs of MassCUE, and to become and remain acquainted with current developments. Directors shall meet two of the following criteria: A registered member of MassCUE for at least one year, and who actively contributes to the organization as that is determined by the Board of Directors. A community member of MassCUE who is: A current or retired educator. An employee of an educational entity (public, private, or charter schools, educational collaboratives, universities or colleges) within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. A full-time student, 18 years of age or older. A community member that demonstrates support and exhibits qualities and skills that would support the mission of MassCUE. In the event that a Director meets this criteria upon election to office, and subsequently fails to meet the criteria, the Director may finish the remainder of their term. Expectations for Directors Attend and actively participate in at least 70% of monthly Board meetings, including winter and summer retreats. A majority of time at a meeting is required to fulfill this requirement. At present, meetings are twice per month, with a goal of moving to once per month. Face-to-face meetings require a member’s physical presence at the venue. Any Director may opt to attend face-to-face meetings online for any reason -- drive time, family issues, health, or whatever the Director in good conscience has determined to be an acceptable reason. Prepare for meetings: Read and think about pertinent reports and documents Read the Agenda Follow the Board's Code of Conduct Actively chair a committee or take the lead of a subcommittee with a similar time commitment or chair 2 committees that only convene for part of the year and don’t have overlapping time commitments, and abide by the Committee Procedures. Co-chairs must distribute the work equitably. Coordinators manage the assignment they are charged with. Attend and work at the Fall Conference as coordinated by the Conference Committee. Attendance at the spring conference requires volunteering for a duty. Participate in other tasks as they arise. Check and respond to email daily Committee Resources Bylaws Committee Procedures Vetting Policy Code of Conduct Board Member Responsibilities Policy
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Fall Conference Committee
The Fall Conference Committee oversees the planning, promotion and coordination of the annual state technology conference. MassCUE’s Fall Conference provides educators…
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Finance Committee
The MassCUE Finance Committee provides financial oversight for the organization in the areas of budgeting and financial planning, financial reporting, and…
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Grants Committee
The Grants Committee promotes and administers initiative grants and scholarships to members. The Grants Committee administers Event Sponsorship requests from members. CLASSROOM GRANTS PAST RECIPIENTS NEWS MEMBERS RESPONSIBILITIES Congratulations to this year's MassCUE Classroom Grant recipients! Learn more about the educators and their winning proposals. Questions? Reach out to info@masscue.org Grant Recipient History Grant Recipients 2025 Grant Recipients 2024 Grant Recipients 2023 Grant Recipients 2022 Grant Recipients 2020 Grant Recipients 2019 Grant Recipients 2018 Grant Recipients 2017 Grant Recipients 2016 Grant Recipients 2015 Grant Recipients 2014 MassCUE Grant Funding in Action Read about the educators who received grants and the innovative projects they did with their students. Creating 3D from a 2D World Usable Math Generates Math and Design Learning for Elementary Students, College of Education, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Innovation Lab Takes Off with 3D Printers, Pembroke Public Schools Wearable Technology-Infused Fashion, Somerset Berkley Regional High School Capping it Off: iPads and a Synergy of Library, Technology, and SEL Skills, Falls and Community Elementary Schools, North Attleboro Going Digital for an Invention Convention, Cape Cod Academy, Osterville Soaring with MassCUE Grants, Burlington High School, Burlington Virtual Reality in the Art Classroom, Hopkinton High School Example of Submitted Grant Accepted and Funded by MassCUE Grants Committee: Accepted Grant Example Latest News & Updates MassCUE Grants: Coding, Creating & Collaborating MassCUE Grant Recipients 2025 Coding, Creating & Collaborating: MassCUE Classroom Grants in Action From LEGO robotics, to hands-on 3D printing projects and early coding with KIBO robots, this year’s MassCUE Classroom Grant winners used their funding to spark creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration in the classroom. We’re excited to feature videos from each educator, showcasing how the grant ...Continue Reading2025 Classroom Grant Recipients Congratulations to our 2025 Grant Recipients From Lego robotics to 3D printing to Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality (AR/VR), educators will be introducing their students to new technology and new ways of learning, thanks to MassCUE Classroom Grants. Classroom grants were awarded to educators teaching students from elementary through high school. To learn more about this year’s ...Continue ReadingClassroom Grants – Open Oct.16, 2024-Jan. 10, 2025 Elevate Your Classroom with a MassCUE Classroom Grant Ready to transform your teaching and inspire your students? Apply for a MassCUE Classroom Grant starting on Wednesday, October 16, 2024! These grants offer up to $3000 to support innovative technology projects that enhance learning experiences for all. Whether you’re looking to introduce a new piece of software, purchase ...Continue Reading Read more posts Each MassCUE Committee is made up of a dedicated team of volunteers. The following make up the current Grants Committee Chairs and Committee Members. Chair(s) Holli CaulfieldGrants Committee Co-ChairHolli Caulfield is currently the principal of the Ralph Wheelock School in Medfield. Before coming to Medfield, Holli was the principal of the Oakdale School in Dedham from 2005-2019. Prior to becoming an administrator in Dedham, Holli was an assistant principal in Walpole. She began her career as a kindergarten and then a second-grade teacher at the Old Post Road School in East Walpole. Mrs. Caulfield was so effective in relaying computer and digital skills to students that they, in turn, taught those skills to adults visiting Caulfield’s classroom regularly. While at the Old Post School, she also wrote… Read more × Bio Holli Caulfield Grants Committee Co-Chair Holli Caulfield is currently the principal of the Ralph Wheelock School in Medfield. Before coming to Medfield, Holli was the principal of the Oakdale School in Dedham from 2005-2019. Prior to becoming an administrator in Dedham, Holli was an assistant principal in Walpole. She began her career as a kindergarten and then a second-grade teacher at the Old Post Road School in East Walpole. Mrs. Caulfield was so effective in relaying computer and digital skills to students that they, in turn, taught those skills to adults visiting Caulfield’s classroom regularly. While at the Old Post School, she also wrote and received several Lighthouse grants from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. She was a member of the K-12 Technology Steering Committee, and was featured in a Department of Education video on technology-integrated instruction. In 2000 Holli received the Milken Family Foundation Outstanding Educator Award. In 2004 she went on to receive a Milken Festival for Youth grant creating an outdoor environmental classroom. In her free time she enjoys traveling with her husband and children, cooking, and reading. Members Linda Cartier Stephanie Gosselin Ed Paris Lisa Sanderson The MassCUE Grants Committee serves to promote and administer initiative grants to members; identify grants and coordinate the writing of proposals to benefit MassCUE. The Grant Committee's responsibilities include: Design and facilitation of grants for MassCUE members to encourage activities that will strongly support and demonstrate: Integrated technology Standards-based learning Enhanced student achievement Development of instructional technology competency Dissemination of sustainable results back to MassCUE members and others. Follow up of Grant recipient’s requirements as stated in grant Governing Documents Committee Procedures
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Influence and Advocacy Committee
The MassCUE Influence and Advocacy Committee educates and collaborates with policy makers to achieve funding and legislation to support…
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Professional Development Committee
The MassCUE Professional Development Committee supports the strategic vision and mission MassCUE has set forth for educators with a passion…
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Special Interest Groups
MassCUE supports the network of Special Interest Groups (SIGs). The objective of each SIG is to transform instructional or operational practices at the school or district level by sharing, collaborating and providing best practice educational opportunities to teachers. SIG Coordinator: Drew O'Connors, doconnors@masscue.org View MassCUE Special Interest Groups (SIGs) Directory for the current list of Special Interest Groups, SIG leaders, SIG leader contact information, and the SIG meeting schedules. RESPONSIBILITIES RESOURCES SIG LEADERS NEWS SIG Responsibilities MassCUE Special Interest Groups (SIGs) represent a growing network of connected educators, serving every grade level and subject area. The objective is to transform education by sharing, collaborating and providing professional growth opportunities that affect best practices. We encourage new SIGs to consider focusing on using 21st Century tools to promote critical thinking and globalization. No matter the type of SIG, the focus should be to develop pedagogy that integrates technology, and improves teaching and learning. MassCUE SIGs provide the opportunity for educators to achieve this goal throughout our organization and state. SIG Resources SIG Leader Directory Become a SIG Leader Registration Form SIG_ReimbursementForm Become a SIG Leader Do you have an idea for a SIG? Each SIG is led by a leader or leaders who plan and coordinate activities for the group. Learn more about how you can become a SIG leader. MassCUE SIG Spotlight: Southeastern MA (SEM SIG) SEM (Southeastern MA) SIG MassCUE Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are a great way to connect with other members in your region or your area of interest. View the spotlight article below and learn more about the SEM SIG. Sometimes you have to get out of the office, change your environment and connect with others who are facing the ... Continue Reading SIG Event: MakerSpace & STEM Shopping Spree MakerSpace & STEM Shopping Spree Interested in purchasing creative materials for your MakerSpace and STEM program from The Great Exchange? Join the MassCUE Makerspace & STEM Special Interest Group (SIG) on June 15, 2022, from 3:00pm to 5:00pm at The Great Exchange in Devens. Info from The Great Exchange: Many of the items are priced by the ... Continue Reading MassCUE SIG Spotlight: Technology Integration Technology Integration SIG MassCUE Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are a great way to connect with other members in your region or your area of interest. View the article below and learn more about how the Technology Integration SIG uses their meetings as opportunities to share ideas and updates on technology. When you’re responsible for the integration of technology ... Continue Reading
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