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Kuspuk School District concluded our September In-Service with another meaningful day of professional learning, collaboration, and reflection.
Day 2 focused on using student data to strengthen instruction, with sessions on MAP Growth Reports led by Beth Praska and mCLASS DIBELS K–2: Using Data to Design Intervention/IRIP Development led by Beverly Hardesty of DEED.
Our educators also explored the Circle of Courage – Types of Instruction with Wayne Davies of Corwin, followed by grade-level learning opportunities.
For K–5 teachers, Wayne Davies facilitated a Teacher Workshop focused on strengthening classroom practice and supporting student learning.
For Grades 6–12, Karen Grose of NIET led Planning for Impact Through Academic Discourse, providing strategies to strengthen meaningful student discussion, thinking, and engagement.
As we conclude the final day of our September In-Service, we extend our sincere thanks to all our presenters and Kuspuk educators for your active participation, collaboration, and commitment to continuous growth. These two days of learning have provided valuable strategies, ideas, and tools that we can carry forward as we continue Hunting for Impact and working together to support every student.
A special shoutout and heartfelt thank you to Ms. Emily Vanderpool, Kuspuk School District - Director of Curriculum & Instruction, for organizing our September In-Service and ensuring that our staff are supported with meaningful professional learning and the right resources and training to better serve our students.
Thank you, Ms. Emily, for your leadership, dedication, and continued support of Kuspuk staff and students!
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