Target Audience: Librarians
Librarians will become familiar with Destiny Library Management. Participants need to bring their lunch.

Audience:all "district" HS Administrators, counselors, SLC coordinators

Sessions are in two days so please register for both.
June 4-5
July 13-14
July 15-16
Use SLC planning templates, state CTE programs, courses of study and existing school elective courses to design pathways

Target Audience: Tutors/parapofessional who tutor reading and writing in elementary
Tutors/paraprofessional tutors will become familiar with the components of the LPSS elementary literacy tutoring model.

Audience: Librarians

Destiny, Textbooks, and Information Resources

Audience: GEAR UP Teachers

This three-day workshop will provide teachers with training on “Building Champions” and training to inspire, motivate and guide teachers to be more effective and successful and to bring joy back to teaching. In order to participate, you must sign up for all three days.

Target Audience: Teachers grades 3-5
Teachers in grades 3-5 will become familiar with the components of guided reading and literacy work stations.

Audience:All "district" Keystone Teachers

Get everything you need to teach Keystone and have fun while you do it. Explore the curriculum, do some activities and learn how to teach them. Get tips for ensuring that Keystone is effective and engaging. Stipend will be paid.

Audience: Teachers of grades 3-8

In this workshop teachers explore West African culture through its textile art. Using the Kente cloth patterns and Adrinka symbols based on proverbs and attributes for which the cultures strive, teachers will learn to guide students´ exploration of patterns and symbols through creative movement and writing. After the guided explorations, they learn ways to combine movement and writing into a culminating performance piece. This workshop connects to the social studies curriculum in learning about a culture and learning to work cooperatively, to the Language Arts curriculum through writing about one´s interpretations and experiences, and it also connects to national and state standards for dance education.

Audience: Credit Recovery Teachers

This workshop is designed for high school teachers directly involved in the implementation of the Credit Recovery program. This training will provide opportunities for teachers to work with the comprehensive, online courseware system which is standards based and interactive.

Audience:

Curriculum Coordinators
Reading Facilitators
Lead Teachers
Curriculum Supervisors

An update of professional development procedures will be provided for sponsors of professional development activities. Also, direct access to Coursewhere will be provided for any sponsors who wish to view or print Coursewhere sign-in sheets.

Target Audience: Teachers assigned to teach Roots3
This two-day training is for teachers who are new to Success for All to learn the instructional model (Roots3) and increase knowledge of reading, including the NCLB-required areas of reading instruction, examining desired outcomes for each area of reading, learning how the curriculum leads to the desired student outcomes, experiencing how to teach the curriculum, and understanding how to assess student progress and how to use that information to adjust instruction.

Audience: RtI Interventionists/tutors/SBLC members

"Do the Math" training will be provided for RtI Interventionists and other individuals at the elementary level who are responsible for implementing interventions in math at the Tier II and/or Tier III levels. Three hours of training are required, choose a. m. or p. m.

Target Audience: SBLC chair people and committee members
Training on federal and state mandates including SBLC, 504, Dyslexia, and RTI

Audience: Teachers of grades 3-12

In this workshop, teachers learn ways to help students learn literary structure, acting, listening and speaking skills through an intergenerational, intercultural story telling exchange called Swapping Stories. Participants share their stories with a partner in artful storytelling and deepen their empathy as they assume the role of another in telling a story. Careful preparation for this story exchange hones listening, speaking, and visualization skills and is a successful tool for motivation. The workshop activities relate to language arts and drama/theater.

Target Audience: Teachers Grades 2-5 assigned to teach Wings
This two-day training is for teachers who are new to Success for All to learn the instructional model (Roots3) and increase knowledge of reading, including the NCLB-required areas of reading instruction, examining desired outcomes for each area of reading, learning how the curriculum leads to the desired student outcomes, experiencing how to teach the curriculum, and understanding how to assess student progress and how to use that information to adjust instruction.

Audience: School Improvement Chairpersons

Participants will appreciate the importance of data collection, understanding how trend data and LANA/SIP interface, calculate and analyze their school´s trend data and prepare the data to share with all stake holders.