Whitewater Middle School was the spot for the 1st Annual Fayette County Public Schools Teaching & Learning Conference, bringing together 40 presenters and more than 250 teachers learning from each other on the first day of summer.
The event was created to offer professional learning opportunities to teachers across the district at all levels and all subject areas where they could absorb the leadership of and collaborate with other teachers, content coaches, and coordinators. Presenters focused on content that “sparks” thinking for the next school year, whether in specific standards or general concepts.
The conference was a great team effort. It was co-sponsored by the Fayette County Public Schools Curriculum Department and the Digital Learning Department. Students with Rising Starr Middle’s Hall Pass Entertainment designed a logo and created a promotional video.
As long as they don’t push the CRT, 1619 Project ideas…..
You think this comment [from istand] is a one off? The AP wrote last Friday (July 1) that in Texas, after the state passed a law a year ago to eliminate topics from schools that makes their students “feel discomfort” – a group of local educators recently submitted (I kid you not) a proposal to the State Board of Education – that Slavery (and its trade) should be referred to as “involuntary relocation.” Yep, everything in Texas is bigger, including their snowflakes – those rightwing conservative idiots with their thoughts and ideas.