Leadership
Design Team helps unite municipalities behind Trinity Area School District
Despite a
large geographic footprint that spans multiple municipalities, Trinity Area
School District's Leadership Design Team has found creative ways to help
residents feel they're all part of one school system with the same goals
for all of their communities' children. To learn how, click Leadership Design.
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Middle-High
Forum
discusses plans for pilot
The Consortium for Public
Education will tap national models to develop a "gold standard" for
individual
learning plans and hopes to pilot these customized strategies for
supporting
students among some of the districts participating in its Middle-High
Forum. To
read more about the pilot and about the latest Middle-High Forum
meeting, click Middle-High.
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Enter our contest! We'll give you a penny for your thoughts...
We need your thoughts. In October, The Consortium for Public
Education will kick off its 25th year working to ensure that all of
our region's children start school ready to learn and go to schools that are
ready to help them succeed.
These years have been a joy for us and so many of you have
accompanied us on this remarkable journey. As we put together our report to the
communities we serve, we'd like to share some tributes to the work we've done
together. But we'd like to share these thoughts in your words, not ours. That's why we need to hear them from you.
We don't want this request to be too time consuming. In
fact, we'd like this to be fun so we're turning it into a contest. We're
offering the proverbial penny for your thoughts in the form of $25 Barnes &
Noble gift cards for everyone whose answers are featured in our report.
To put your answer in the running, just tell us in 200 words
or less (OK, more if you think that's too restrictive) how The Consortium's work has benefited you, your schools, your students
or your community. Please email your answers by Tuesday, June 15 to our
Communications Director, Pamela Gaynor, at pgaynor@tcfpe.org.
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