The Buzzards Bay Writing Projecta National Writing Project siteThe Buzzards Bay Writing Project (BBWP) is a nonprofit K-16 professional development provider that serves teachers at all grade levels. The mission of BBWP is to promote exemplary instruction in writing for every classroom and in all disciplines. As a designated site of the National Writing Project, the Buzzards Bay Writing Project is authorized under No Child Left Behind Funding, Title II, Part C as a provider of standards-aligned professional development for teachers and administrators. Click here for more specific information about NCLB funding categories, under which educational districts can find eligible funding for BBWP programs. BBWP is part of the Massachusetts Writing Project (MWP), a statewide network of National Writing Projects. Invitational Summer InstituteThe 2011 Invitational Summer Institute happened in July. The Archived ISI flyer and application (pdf) is now available.
Children's Summer Writing Camp
Requests for fundingBuzzards Bay Writing Project encourages fellows to participate in conferences, workshops, retreats and other functions that will contribute to their positions as educators and will impact their work with students and/or educators. Resources are available but limited. Request for Funding (pdf) BBWP member and author Jeanne Prevost publishes second book
Professional Development Programs
For more information about BBWP, contact Director Kathryn Dunlap at kdunlap@umassd.edu
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The Buzzards Bay Writing Project's 2011 summer writing camp for students entering grades 5 - 10 happened in July in two locations, Swansea and Fairhaven. Students who attend the camp participate in a variety of writing experiences and genres including poetry, prose, fiction, and nonfiction.
BBWP's own Jeanne Prevost recently had her second book, It's Raining Cats and Cats, published by the Gryphon Press. Earlier this year, Operation Outreach-USA Press published Prevost's Quequechan: Forgotten River. Jeanne lives in Fall River and teaches in Somerset.
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