SCHOOL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE & STUDENT SURVEY PLATFORM K12 Insight‘s customer service platform helps school leaders manage health and safety concerns, easily respond to families and staff and use data to stay on track for the year. CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TRAINING By listening and responding in a timely fashion to community concerns, you can build loyalty, improve school customer service and keep parents and students from choosing out. 3 ESSENTIAL PRIORITIES FOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Here’s three priorities every school building principal should focus on, according to the CCSSO guidelines and new university training programs. 1. Emphasize a caring and inclusive school environment. Every child matters. That goes without saying. HOW TO CONNECT TEACHERS WITH THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE The Step Up program offers teaching students from Illinois State University the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the communities they hope to serve as teachers upon graduation. The program pairs 21 aspiring teacher fellows with host families in four of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods. For four weeks, these fellows

assist in

5 REASONS TO ADOPT A CUSTOMER MINDSET IN SCHOOLS 2. Quality service can boost school funding. Because most school district budgets are tied to student enrollment, the thinking goes that when students leave, the money often leaves with them. The average cost per full-time K-12 student at a public U.S. school district is $11,392. The average teacher salary is $45,483. 3 MISTAKES TO AVOID IN YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL COACHING PROGRAM Mistake #3: Expectations are not communicated clearly. Description: According to research, two of the most common sources of conflict in organizations are 1) a lack of clear expectations and 2) poor communication. With an instructional coach in your building, the need to establish clear expectations around the position is critical to its

success.

RECLAIMING TRUST IN HIGHER EDUCATION Reclaiming trust in higher education. Trust is a small word with big implications—especially in higher education where news of scandals, rising tuition rates, and shuttering of institutions plague the headlines. “Trust is the glue of life. It’s the most essential ingredient in effective communication. It’s the foundational

principle

7 TEACHING PRACTICES THAT LEAD TO PBL SUCCESS Stories and strategies from diverse classrooms bring these practices to life: Build the culture: The right classroom culture builds students’ independence, fosters collaboration, encourages a growth mindset, supports risk taking, encourages high-quality work, and builds inclusiveness and equity. In many ways, culture is the fuel for

student

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR FIRST 100 DAYS AS The board represents the leading voices in your community and the biggest potential roadblocks to your vision. Planning. A key step in good superintendent entry planning is knowing your district calendar. Then, really dive into your strategic plan, make sure your staff understands that plan, and develop concrete steps for putting it into

action.

CAN YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL END ‘SUMMER SLIDE?’ Year-round school is a lightening rod for controversy, but one that some educators contend could spell the end of summer slide altogether. According to Education Week, as of 2012, nearly 3,700 schools had adopted the year-round calendar, a significant uptick compared with previous years. Of course, moving to a year-round calendar isn’t

easy.

SCHOOL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE & STUDENT SURVEY PLATFORM K12 Insight‘s customer service platform helps school leaders manage health and safety concerns, easily respond to families and staff and use data to stay on track for the year. CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TRAINING By listening and responding in a timely fashion to community concerns, you can build loyalty, improve school customer service and keep parents and students from choosing out. 3 ESSENTIAL PRIORITIES FOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Here’s three priorities every school building principal should focus on, according to the CCSSO guidelines and new university training programs. 1. Emphasize a caring and inclusive school environment. Every child matters. That goes without saying. HOW TO CONNECT TEACHERS WITH THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE The Step Up program offers teaching students from Illinois State University the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the communities they hope to serve as teachers upon graduation. The program pairs 21 aspiring teacher fellows with host families in four of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods. For four weeks, these fellows

assist in

5 REASONS TO ADOPT A CUSTOMER MINDSET IN SCHOOLS 2. Quality service can boost school funding. Because most school district budgets are tied to student enrollment, the thinking goes that when students leave, the money often leaves with them. The average cost per full-time K-12 student at a public U.S. school district is $11,392. The average teacher salary is $45,483. 3 MISTAKES TO AVOID IN YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL COACHING PROGRAM Mistake #3: Expectations are not communicated clearly. Description: According to research, two of the most common sources of conflict in organizations are 1) a lack of clear expectations and 2) poor communication. With an instructional coach in your building, the need to establish clear expectations around the position is critical to its

success.

RECLAIMING TRUST IN HIGHER EDUCATION Reclaiming trust in higher education. Trust is a small word with big implications—especially in higher education where news of scandals, rising tuition rates, and shuttering of institutions plague the headlines. “Trust is the glue of life. It’s the most essential ingredient in effective communication. It’s the foundational

principle

7 TEACHING PRACTICES THAT LEAD TO PBL SUCCESS Stories and strategies from diverse classrooms bring these practices to life: Build the culture: The right classroom culture builds students’ independence, fosters collaboration, encourages a growth mindset, supports risk taking, encourages high-quality work, and builds inclusiveness and equity. In many ways, culture is the fuel for

student

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR FIRST 100 DAYS AS The board represents the leading voices in your community and the biggest potential roadblocks to your vision. Planning. A key step in good superintendent entry planning is knowing your district calendar. Then, really dive into your strategic plan, make sure your staff understands that plan, and develop concrete steps for putting it into

action.

CAN YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL END ‘SUMMER SLIDE?’ Year-round school is a lightening rod for controversy, but one that some educators contend could spell the end of summer slide altogether. According to Education Week, as of 2012, nearly 3,700 schools had adopted the year-round calendar, a significant uptick compared with previous years. Of course, moving to a year-round calendar isn’t

easy.

SCHOOL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE & STUDENT SURVEY PLATFORM K12 Insight‘s customer service platform helps school leaders manage health and safety concerns, easily respond to families and staff and use data to stay on track for the year.

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BECOMING A GLOBALLY COMPETENT TEACHER Hillary Parkhouse is an assistant professor in the School of Education at Virginia Commonwealth University. Ariel Tichnor-Wagner is a Lecturer in the Wheelock College of Education and Human Development at Boston University and former Senior Fellow of Global Competence at

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4 WAYS TO MAKE SURE YOUR NEXT ANTI-BULLYING CAMPAIGN 1. Make it comprehensive. Bullying is a complicated issue that cannot be solved with one assembly or one special lesson. From the moment you start to plan your next anti-bullying campaign, make sure you develop a full, comprehensive strategy. And, make sure you have the input of everyone affected—students, parents, teachers, administrators STUDENT REGISTRATION & RECORDS Greetings! Thank you for contacting the the Department of Student Assignment & Records. We are here to support and guide you through enrolling your child into Atlanta Public Schools and provide access to your student's educational records. Q&A: HOW TO SUPPORT LGBTQ STUDENTS IN YOUR SCHOOLS Q&A: How to support LGBTQ students in your schools. This Transgender Awareness Week marks an important time to reflect on the support our K-12 schools provide for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) students. My education research—and dissertation—have focused largely on how districts can improve LGBTQ

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PREPARING STUDENTS FOR A PROFESSIONAL FUTURE WE CAN’T Former superintendent Dr. Philip Lanoue is a big believer in preparing students for the future. In a recent talk with school leaders, Lanoue suggested creating a “learner-centric culture.” “We cannot do our work in the same way, because our children won’t live in our world,” he told attendees. SCHOOL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE & STUDENT SURVEY PLATFORM K12 Insight‘s customer service platform helps school leaders manage health and safety concerns, easily respond to families and staff and use data to stay on track for the year. CAREERS | K12 INSIGHT At K12 Insight, we’re building a world where schools and communities work better together – a world in which all perspectives are valued.We’re currently looking for a Strategic Account Executive (SAE) who shares our commitment to that vision. As an SAE, you’ll strive to achieve two primary goals: CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TRAINING By listening and responding in a timely fashion to community concerns, you can build loyalty, improve school customer service and keep parents and students from choosing out. SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING The K12 Insight platform helps you capture personal student insights that lead to clearer understanding, while involving parents and others in the process. The result is a comprehensive social-emotional learning experience that meets the needs of students and families in flat-out practical ways. LET'S TALK A REAL-TIME PLATFORM TO LISTEN & MAKE Use Lets talk! to listen to your community. Provide five-star customer experience for students, parents & staff. Get real-time data to help & improve the school experience 5 REASONS TO ADOPT A CUSTOMER MINDSET IN SCHOOLS 2. Quality service can boost school funding. Because most school district budgets are tied to student enrollment, the thinking goes that when students leave, the money often leaves with them. The average cost per full-time K-12 student at a public U.S. school district is $11,392. The average teacher salary is $45,483. 3 ESSENTIAL PRIORITIES FOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Here’s three priorities every school building principal should focus on, according to the CCSSO guidelines and new university training programs. 1. Emphasize a caring and inclusive school environment. Every child matters. That goes without saying. IN HIS WORDS: JOHN ADAMS ON EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY In his 1776 essay “Thoughts on Government,” Adams argued for the type of representative republic structure that would eventually be established in the United States constitution. He also laid out the concept of the separation of powers that would become so vital to the governing philosophy of the nation. Among his many influential

thoughts

HOW TO CONNECT TEACHERS WITH THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE The Step Up program offers teaching students from Illinois State University the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the communities they hope to serve as teachers upon graduation. The program pairs 21 aspiring teacher fellows with host families in four of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods. For four weeks, these fellows

assist in

K12 INSIGHT WELCOMES GREGG LEVIN AS PRESIDENT AND COO FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. K12 Insight Welcomes Gregg Levin as President and COO. Veteran ed-tech executive joins K12 Insight to help revolutionize the customer experience in schools (HERNDON, VA), Sept. 19, 2017 – K12 Insight today announced the appointment of longtime education technology industry leader Gregg Levin as president and chief operating officer. SCHOOL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE & STUDENT SURVEY PLATFORM K12 Insight‘s customer service platform helps school leaders manage health and safety concerns, easily respond to families and staff and use data to stay on track for the year. CAREERS | K12 INSIGHT At K12 Insight, we’re building a world where schools and communities work better together – a world in which all perspectives are valued.We’re currently looking for a Strategic Account Executive (SAE) who shares our commitment to that vision. As an SAE, you’ll strive to achieve two primary goals: CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TRAINING By listening and responding in a timely fashion to community concerns, you can build loyalty, improve school customer service and keep parents and students from choosing out. SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING The K12 Insight platform helps you capture personal student insights that lead to clearer understanding, while involving parents and others in the process. The result is a comprehensive social-emotional learning experience that meets the needs of students and families in flat-out practical ways. LET'S TALK A REAL-TIME PLATFORM TO LISTEN & MAKE Use Lets talk! to listen to your community. Provide five-star customer experience for students, parents & staff. Get real-time data to help & improve the school experience 5 REASONS TO ADOPT A CUSTOMER MINDSET IN SCHOOLS 2. Quality service can boost school funding. Because most school district budgets are tied to student enrollment, the thinking goes that when students leave, the money often leaves with them. The average cost per full-time K-12 student at a public U.S. school district is $11,392. The average teacher salary is $45,483. 3 ESSENTIAL PRIORITIES FOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS Here’s three priorities every school building principal should focus on, according to the CCSSO guidelines and new university training programs. 1. Emphasize a caring and inclusive school environment. Every child matters. That goes without saying. IN HIS WORDS: JOHN ADAMS ON EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY In his 1776 essay “Thoughts on Government,” Adams argued for the type of representative republic structure that would eventually be established in the United States constitution. He also laid out the concept of the separation of powers that would become so vital to the governing philosophy of the nation. Among his many influential

thoughts

HOW TO CONNECT TEACHERS WITH THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE The Step Up program offers teaching students from Illinois State University the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the communities they hope to serve as teachers upon graduation. The program pairs 21 aspiring teacher fellows with host families in four of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods. For four weeks, these fellows

assist in

K12 INSIGHT WELCOMES GREGG LEVIN AS PRESIDENT AND COO FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. K12 Insight Welcomes Gregg Levin as President and COO. Veteran ed-tech executive joins K12 Insight to help revolutionize the customer experience in schools (HERNDON, VA), Sept. 19, 2017 – K12 Insight today announced the appointment of longtime education technology industry leader Gregg Levin as president and chief operating officer. 3 MISTAKES TO AVOID IN YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL COACHING PROGRAM Mistake #3: Expectations are not communicated clearly. Description: According to research, two of the most common sources of conflict in organizations are 1) a lack of clear expectations and 2) poor communication. With an instructional coach in your building, the need to establish clear expectations around the position is critical to its

success.

CAREERS | K12 INSIGHT At K12 Insight, we’re building a world where schools and communities work better together – a world in which all perspectives are valued.We’re currently looking for a Strategic Account Executive (SAE) who shares our commitment to that vision. As an SAE, you’ll strive to achieve two primary goals: THE NEW PD: TRAINING SCHOOL CUSTOMER SERVICE SUPERHEROES Each superhero must be: Service-driven. Understanding. Positive, patient, and professional. Exceeding expectations. Reflective. This isn’t your standard sit-and-take-notes PD. Customer service is by nature a social enterprise–and our workshops encourage participants

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principle

7 TEACHING PRACTICES THAT LEAD TO PBL SUCCESS Stories and strategies from diverse classrooms bring these practices to life: Build the culture: The right classroom culture builds students’ independence, fosters collaboration, encourages a growth mindset, supports risk taking, encourages high-quality work, and builds inclusiveness and equity. In many ways, culture is the fuel for

student

4 WAYS TO MAKE SURE YOUR NEXT ANTI-BULLYING CAMPAIGN 1. Make it comprehensive. Bullying is a complicated issue that cannot be solved with one assembly or one special lesson. From the moment you start to plan your next anti-bullying campaign, make sure you develop a full, comprehensive strategy. And, make sure you have the input of everyone affected—students, parents, teachers, administrators BECOMING A GLOBALLY COMPETENT TEACHER Hillary Parkhouse is an assistant professor in the School of Education at Virginia Commonwealth University. Ariel Tichnor-Wagner is a Lecturer in the Wheelock College of Education and Human Development at Boston University and former Senior Fellow of Global Competence at

ASCD.

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Welcome to Let’s Talk! Pasco County Schools is committed to engaging all stakeholders in the education of our children. Only when we build strong relationships with our staff, students, families and community members can we best meet the needs of each and every student. CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TRAINING By listening and responding in a timely fashion to community concerns, you can build loyalty, improve school customer service and keep parents and students from choosing out. 5 REASONS TO ADOPT A CUSTOMER MINDSET IN SCHOOLS 2. Quality service can boost school funding. Because most school district budgets are tied to student enrollment, the thinking goes that when students leave, the money often leaves with them. The average cost per full-time K-12 student at a public U.S. school district is $11,392. The average teacher salary is $45,483. RECLAIMING TRUST IN HIGHER EDUCATION Reclaiming trust in higher education. Trust is a small word with big implications—especially in higher education where news of scandals, rising tuition rates, and shuttering of institutions plague the headlines. “Trust is the glue of life. It’s the most essential ingredient in effective communication. It’s the foundational

principle

HOW TO CONNECT TEACHERS WITH THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE The Step Up program offers teaching students from Illinois State University the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the communities they hope to serve as teachers upon graduation. The program pairs 21 aspiring teacher fellows with host families in four of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods. For four weeks, these fellows

assist in

BECOMING A GLOBALLY COMPETENT TEACHER Hillary Parkhouse is an assistant professor in the School of Education at Virginia Commonwealth University. Ariel Tichnor-Wagner is a Lecturer in the Wheelock College of Education and Human Development at Boston University and former Senior Fellow of Global Competence at

ASCD.

3 MISTAKES TO AVOID IN YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL COACHING PROGRAM Mistake #3: Expectations are not communicated clearly. Description: According to research, two of the most common sources of conflict in organizations are 1) a lack of clear expectations and 2) poor communication. With an instructional coach in your building, the need to establish clear expectations around the position is critical to its

success.

7 TEACHING PRACTICES THAT LEAD TO PBL SUCCESS Stories and strategies from diverse classrooms bring these practices to life: Build the culture: The right classroom culture builds students’ independence, fosters collaboration, encourages a growth mindset, supports risk taking, encourages high-quality work, and builds inclusiveness and equity. In many ways, culture is the fuel for

student

4 WAYS TO MAKE SURE YOUR NEXT ANTI-BULLYING CAMPAIGN 1. Make it comprehensive. Bullying is a complicated issue that cannot be solved with one assembly or one special lesson. From the moment you start to plan your next anti-bullying campaign, make sure you develop a full, comprehensive strategy. And, make sure you have the input of everyone affected—students, parents, teachers, administrators IN HIS WORDS: JOHN ADAMS ON EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY In his 1776 essay “Thoughts on Government,” Adams argued for the type of representative republic structure that would eventually be established in the United States constitution. He also laid out the concept of the separation of powers that would become so vital to the governing philosophy of the nation. Among his many influential

thoughts

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR FIRST 100 DAYS AS The board represents the leading voices in your community and the biggest potential roadblocks to your vision. Planning. A key step in good superintendent entry planning is knowing your district calendar. Then, really dive into your strategic plan, make sure your staff understands that plan, and develop concrete steps for putting it into

action.

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TRAINING By listening and responding in a timely fashion to community concerns, you can build loyalty, improve school customer service and keep parents and students from choosing out. 5 REASONS TO ADOPT A CUSTOMER MINDSET IN SCHOOLS 2. Quality service can boost school funding. Because most school district budgets are tied to student enrollment, the thinking goes that when students leave, the money often leaves with them. The average cost per full-time K-12 student at a public U.S. school district is $11,392. The average teacher salary is $45,483. RECLAIMING TRUST IN HIGHER EDUCATION Reclaiming trust in higher education. Trust is a small word with big implications—especially in higher education where news of scandals, rising tuition rates, and shuttering of institutions plague the headlines. “Trust is the glue of life. It’s the most essential ingredient in effective communication. It’s the foundational

principle

HOW TO CONNECT TEACHERS WITH THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE The Step Up program offers teaching students from Illinois State University the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the communities they hope to serve as teachers upon graduation. The program pairs 21 aspiring teacher fellows with host families in four of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods. For four weeks, these fellows

assist in

BECOMING A GLOBALLY COMPETENT TEACHER Hillary Parkhouse is an assistant professor in the School of Education at Virginia Commonwealth University. Ariel Tichnor-Wagner is a Lecturer in the Wheelock College of Education and Human Development at Boston University and former Senior Fellow of Global Competence at

ASCD.

3 MISTAKES TO AVOID IN YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL COACHING PROGRAM Mistake #3: Expectations are not communicated clearly. Description: According to research, two of the most common sources of conflict in organizations are 1) a lack of clear expectations and 2) poor communication. With an instructional coach in your building, the need to establish clear expectations around the position is critical to its

success.

7 TEACHING PRACTICES THAT LEAD TO PBL SUCCESS Stories and strategies from diverse classrooms bring these practices to life: Build the culture: The right classroom culture builds students’ independence, fosters collaboration, encourages a growth mindset, supports risk taking, encourages high-quality work, and builds inclusiveness and equity. In many ways, culture is the fuel for

student

4 WAYS TO MAKE SURE YOUR NEXT ANTI-BULLYING CAMPAIGN 1. Make it comprehensive. Bullying is a complicated issue that cannot be solved with one assembly or one special lesson. From the moment you start to plan your next anti-bullying campaign, make sure you develop a full, comprehensive strategy. And, make sure you have the input of everyone affected—students, parents, teachers, administrators IN HIS WORDS: JOHN ADAMS ON EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY In his 1776 essay “Thoughts on Government,” Adams argued for the type of representative republic structure that would eventually be established in the United States constitution. He also laid out the concept of the separation of powers that would become so vital to the governing philosophy of the nation. Among his many influential

thoughts

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR FIRST 100 DAYS AS The board represents the leading voices in your community and the biggest potential roadblocks to your vision. Planning. A key step in good superintendent entry planning is knowing your district calendar. Then, really dive into your strategic plan, make sure your staff understands that plan, and develop concrete steps for putting it into

action.

SCHOOL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE & STUDENT SURVEY PLATFORM K12 Insight‘s customer service platform helps school leaders manage health and safety concerns, easily respond to families and staff and use data to stay on track for the year.

ANCLOTE HIGH SCHOOL

Welcome to Let’s Talk! Pasco County Schools is committed to engaging all stakeholders in the education of our children. Only when we build strong relationships with our staff, students, families and community members can we best meet the needs of each and every student. BECOMING A GLOBALLY COMPETENT TEACHER Hillary Parkhouse is an assistant professor in the School of Education at Virginia Commonwealth University. Ariel Tichnor-Wagner is a Lecturer in the Wheelock College of Education and Human Development at Boston University and former Senior Fellow of Global Competence at

ASCD.

4 WAYS TO MAKE SURE YOUR NEXT ANTI-BULLYING CAMPAIGN 1. Make it comprehensive. Bullying is a complicated issue that cannot be solved with one assembly or one special lesson. From the moment you start to plan your next anti-bullying campaign, make sure you develop a full, comprehensive strategy. And, make sure you have the input of everyone affected—students, parents, teachers, administrators 5 STRATEGIES FOR REVERSING DECLINING ENROLLMENTS In a recent report, the team at K12 Insight (which produces TrustED) outlines five practical strategies for school districts looking to reverse the trend. 1. Listen intently to students, parents, and staff. Students and parents want to be heard on the issues that matter most. IN HIS WORDS: JOHN ADAMS ON EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY In his 1776 essay “Thoughts on Government,” Adams argued for the type of representative republic structure that would eventually be established in the United States constitution. He also laid out the concept of the separation of powers that would become so vital to the governing philosophy of the nation. Among his many influential

thoughts

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Robbinsdale Area Schools' values feedback from students, families, staff and stakeholders! Please use the form below to contact us; include your contact information if you would like a response. STUDENT REGISTRATION & RECORDS Greetings! Thank you for contacting the the Department of Student Assignment & Records. We are here to support and guide you through enrolling your child into Atlanta Public Schools and provide access to your student's educational records. PREPARING STUDENTS FOR A PROFESSIONAL FUTURE WE CAN’T Former superintendent Dr. Philip Lanoue is a big believer in preparing students for the future. In a recent talk with school leaders, Lanoue suggested creating a “learner-centric culture.” “We cannot do our work in the same way, because our children won’t live in our world,” he told attendees. CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TRAINING By listening and responding in a timely fashion to community concerns, you can build loyalty, improve school customer service and keep parents and students from choosing out. 5 REASONS TO ADOPT A CUSTOMER MINDSET IN SCHOOLS 2. Quality service can boost school funding. Because most school district budgets are tied to student enrollment, the thinking goes that when students leave, the money often leaves with them. The average cost per full-time K-12 student at a public U.S. school district is $11,392. The average teacher salary is $45,483. RECLAIMING TRUST IN HIGHER EDUCATION Reclaiming trust in higher education. Trust is a small word with big implications—especially in higher education where news of scandals, rising tuition rates, and shuttering of institutions plague the headlines. “Trust is the glue of life. It’s the most essential ingredient in effective communication. It’s the foundational

principle

HOW TO CONNECT TEACHERS WITH THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE The Step Up program offers teaching students from Illinois State University the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the communities they hope to serve as teachers upon graduation. The program pairs 21 aspiring teacher fellows with host families in four of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods. For four weeks, these fellows

assist in

BECOMING A GLOBALLY COMPETENT TEACHER Hillary Parkhouse is an assistant professor in the School of Education at Virginia Commonwealth University. Ariel Tichnor-Wagner is a Lecturer in the Wheelock College of Education and Human Development at Boston University and former Senior Fellow of Global Competence at

ASCD.

3 MISTAKES TO AVOID IN YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL COACHING PROGRAM Mistake #3: Expectations are not communicated clearly. Description: According to research, two of the most common sources of conflict in organizations are 1) a lack of clear expectations and 2) poor communication. With an instructional coach in your building, the need to establish clear expectations around the position is critical to its

success.

7 TEACHING PRACTICES THAT LEAD TO PBL SUCCESS Stories and strategies from diverse classrooms bring these practices to life: Build the culture: The right classroom culture builds students’ independence, fosters collaboration, encourages a growth mindset, supports risk taking, encourages high-quality work, and builds inclusiveness and equity. In many ways, culture is the fuel for

student

4 WAYS TO MAKE SURE YOUR NEXT ANTI-BULLYING CAMPAIGN 1. Make it comprehensive. Bullying is a complicated issue that cannot be solved with one assembly or one special lesson. From the moment you start to plan your next anti-bullying campaign, make sure you develop a full, comprehensive strategy. And, make sure you have the input of everyone affected—students, parents, teachers, administrators IN HIS WORDS: JOHN ADAMS ON EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY In his 1776 essay “Thoughts on Government,” Adams argued for the type of representative republic structure that would eventually be established in the United States constitution. He also laid out the concept of the separation of powers that would become so vital to the governing philosophy of the nation. Among his many influential

thoughts

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR FIRST 100 DAYS AS The board represents the leading voices in your community and the biggest potential roadblocks to your vision. Planning. A key step in good superintendent entry planning is knowing your district calendar. Then, really dive into your strategic plan, make sure your staff understands that plan, and develop concrete steps for putting it into

action.

CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TRAINING By listening and responding in a timely fashion to community concerns, you can build loyalty, improve school customer service and keep parents and students from choosing out. 5 REASONS TO ADOPT A CUSTOMER MINDSET IN SCHOOLS 2. Quality service can boost school funding. Because most school district budgets are tied to student enrollment, the thinking goes that when students leave, the money often leaves with them. The average cost per full-time K-12 student at a public U.S. school district is $11,392. The average teacher salary is $45,483. RECLAIMING TRUST IN HIGHER EDUCATION Reclaiming trust in higher education. Trust is a small word with big implications—especially in higher education where news of scandals, rising tuition rates, and shuttering of institutions plague the headlines. “Trust is the glue of life. It’s the most essential ingredient in effective communication. It’s the foundational

principle

HOW TO CONNECT TEACHERS WITH THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE The Step Up program offers teaching students from Illinois State University the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the communities they hope to serve as teachers upon graduation. The program pairs 21 aspiring teacher fellows with host families in four of Chicago’s poorest neighborhoods. For four weeks, these fellows

assist in

BECOMING A GLOBALLY COMPETENT TEACHER Hillary Parkhouse is an assistant professor in the School of Education at Virginia Commonwealth University. Ariel Tichnor-Wagner is a Lecturer in the Wheelock College of Education and Human Development at Boston University and former Senior Fellow of Global Competence at

ASCD.

3 MISTAKES TO AVOID IN YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL COACHING PROGRAM Mistake #3: Expectations are not communicated clearly. Description: According to research, two of the most common sources of conflict in organizations are 1) a lack of clear expectations and 2) poor communication. With an instructional coach in your building, the need to establish clear expectations around the position is critical to its

success.

7 TEACHING PRACTICES THAT LEAD TO PBL SUCCESS Stories and strategies from diverse classrooms bring these practices to life: Build the culture: The right classroom culture builds students’ independence, fosters collaboration, encourages a growth mindset, supports risk taking, encourages high-quality work, and builds inclusiveness and equity. In many ways, culture is the fuel for

student

4 WAYS TO MAKE SURE YOUR NEXT ANTI-BULLYING CAMPAIGN 1. Make it comprehensive. Bullying is a complicated issue that cannot be solved with one assembly or one special lesson. From the moment you start to plan your next anti-bullying campaign, make sure you develop a full, comprehensive strategy. And, make sure you have the input of everyone affected—students, parents, teachers, administrators IN HIS WORDS: JOHN ADAMS ON EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY In his 1776 essay “Thoughts on Government,” Adams argued for the type of representative republic structure that would eventually be established in the United States constitution. He also laid out the concept of the separation of powers that would become so vital to the governing philosophy of the nation. Among his many influential

thoughts

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR FIRST 100 DAYS AS The board represents the leading voices in your community and the biggest potential roadblocks to your vision. Planning. A key step in good superintendent entry planning is knowing your district calendar. Then, really dive into your strategic plan, make sure your staff understands that plan, and develop concrete steps for putting it into

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