Many school districts seek to be both systemic and site-based in their reform approach. What does this mean in practice? Join us for the next Bay Area Education Leaders Forum (EdForum) as we examine this question in relation to professional development approaches that improve how schools use data and information:
Many school districts seek to be both systemic and site-based in their reform approach. What does this mean in practice? Join us for the next Bay Area Education Leaders Forum (EdForum) as we examine this question in relation to professional development approaches that improve how schools use data and information:
- How can districts help schools use student achievement data to drive improvement?
- How can schools help teachers use assessment results to improve instruction?
- How can these approaches be connected and supported in systemic ways?
Date/Time: Thursday, May 11, 2006, 5:30 to 8:30 pm (Reception 5:30 to 6:30)
Panelists:
- Brad Stam, Executive Officer of Instructional Services, Oakland Unified School District
- Roger Stock, Principal, Valley High School, Elk Grove Unified School District
Contributing Moderator: Louise Waters, Senior Academic, Stupski Foundation
Location: 730 Harrison Street, San Francisco
Directions: http://www.wested.org/cs/we/view/loc/7
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Please RSVP to edforum@iskme.org as seating is limited.
Fee: None
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