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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECONDARY -Augu st 31, 2011

AM: 7:45-10:45 am

Lunch: 10:45-12:00 noon

PM: 12:00-3:00 pm

Subject Area Topic Location Math - Grades 7-12

and Secondary RCR

Dr. Diane Briars will present on the topic of Common Core State Standards with a focus on the Mathematical Practices.

St. Mary's Cultural Center 18100 Merriman Road

ELA and

Secondary RCR

Laura Schiller will present an interactive session to recognize the shifts in practice required by common core and to begin to plan for those shifts.


Social Studies and

Science - Grades 8-12 and

Secondary RCR

Dr. Diane Lapp will address the literacy practices for science and social studies which are part of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) with a focus on critical thinking and its application to the state's content expectations and the ACT college readiness standards.


Business And

CTE Teachers

AM: • State Updates • Program of Study with website

applications • Mike Rowe Video • CPI's — Core Performance Indicators • Groups — Programs of Studies &

National test results PM:

• Mark Pogliano from Schoolcraft College • Curriculum Planning for MS business,

industrial and FCS, syllabus update for HS CTE programs — work through CIPs,

• Update segment lists • TRAC updates

LCTC

AM: 8:00-11:00 am

Lunch: 11:00-12:30 p.m. PM: 12:30-3:30 pm

Subject Area Topic Location Science — Grade 7 Battle Creek Science Kit 7PS1: Energy Effects.

NOTE: Teachers need to bring Teacher Guide for 7PS1 unit, Pen/Pencil, Highlighter, Sticky Notes

Emerson

AM: 8:00-11:00 am

Lunch: 11:00-12:00 pm

PM: 12:00-3:00 pm

Subject Area Topic Location Art — Grades K-12 Sharing and discussion related to

instruction and assessment. Curriculum review and revision.

Stevenson South Cafeteria

LMC — Grades K-12 Destiny software training; 21 st Century Symposium; break-out sessions by level


Music — Grades K-12 Triad discussions, concert planning, legislative updates, evaluation and goal (SMART) writing, sharing/discussion related to student assessments


PE — Grades K-12 Dr. Curt Hinson's "Motivating Kids to Move" and "Fun-ctional Fitness": A Moving Experience


World Language Interpersonal communication activities, breakout sessions related to curriculum, assessment and instruction.


Technology • Summer Conference Sharing • Review 21Things4Students course • Update their MOODLE course


SAP/Counselors Bully Prevention, Credit Recovery, New Student Transitions, College Access Network.


Psychologists, Social Workers, TSLI, Program Specialists/T.C., VI staff,

Center Teachers

• Review/updates for special education processes

• Department meetings • PAL II, PBS Training

Churchill LMC Break-out rooms Computer Lab

Livonia Public Schools PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECONDARY — November 8, 2011

AM: 7:45-10:45 a.m. Lunch: 10:45-12:00 noon

PM: 12:00-3:00 a.m. SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION

Math Middle School and

High School

AM: • Common Core State Standards • Breakout into Group Work PM: • Continue Group Work • 1:30 -3:00 p.m. — Flipped Classroom presentation for math

and science teachers who previously signed up Teachers Need to Bring: • Textbooks

Franklin — South Cafeteria

Flipped Classroom Presentation in Lab 504

at Franklin

ELA High School

In this session, high school ELA teachers will further explore the requirements of the ELA Common Core State Standards. Teachers will engage in shared inquiry, collaboration, and planning with colleagues within and across schools and within common ELA courses to determine which portions of the LPS curriculum reinforce the Common Core and where curriculum gaps occur. Teachers will make recommended changes to the LPS curriculum documents, course units, and common assessments to better align with the Common Core requirements. Teachers Need to Bring: • Common Core State Standards documents from the August

31 st PD Day • Curriculum guide(s) for the course(s) you teach

Franklin — North Cafeteria

Science High School

AM: • CCSS — Literacy in the Science Classroom • Critical Thinking and Problem Solving • Breakout into Group Work PM: • Continue Group Work • 1:30-3:00 p.m. — Flipped Classroom presentation for math

and science teachers who previously signed up Teachers Need to Bring: • Refer to email from Mitzi on October 27, 2011

Franklin, Room 414


at Franklin

Science 8th Grade

AM: • Earth Science PM: • Earth Science • 1:30-3:00 p.m. — Flipped Classroom presentation for math

and science teachers who previously signed up Teachers Need to Bring: • Textbooks

Franklin, Room 413


at Franklin

AM: 7:45-10:45 a.m. Lunch: 10:45-12:00 noon

PM: 12:00-3:00 p.m. SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION

Social Studies Middle School and

High School

Teachers will be provided with an overview of the Common Core Literacy Standards for history and the social sciences and will gain an understanding of how to reframe instruction to include critical reading strategies in social studies text and how to use argumentive writing to improve students' ability to support claims, using valid reasoning and sufficient evidence. Teachers will be provided time to work in course level groups to discuss the application of literacy standards to their coursework and to revise a unit to align to the common core. Presented by Amy Bloom & Darin Stockdill, Oakland Schools

Teachers Need to Bring: A common unit, not yet taught, containing lessons that require

Franklin — LMC

students to read some type of text, such as primary source documents, graphs, charts, information to build background knowledge and textbook. Please bring some of the texts students work with during that common unit as well.

Art AM at Holmes Middle School Art Room • Art with the Community and NAHS Chapter updates • SMART goals • Update teacher websites

PM at Charles Wright Museum of African American History, Detroit • A guided tour of the museum's collection and discussion of

how we may better connect with our increasingly diverse student population.

• A guided behind the scenes tour of the museum's antiquities collection with their archivist.

• A hands-on activity involving the Ring of Genealogy exhibition. The concepts of genealogy and personal identity are very important in art creation.

• A tour of the Heidleberg 25 exhibition. • A tour of the Harlem Dance Theatre Photography collection.

AM — Holmes Middle School, Art Room

PM — Charles Wright Museum of African American History

LMC • Inventory of Libraries • Destiny Quest and Destiny Updates • MARC and Cataloging Skills • Best Practices Sharing • SMART Goals

Holmes

Music • Middle School/High School Curriculum Revisions • Presentation — "String Repairs for the Classroom Teacher" • Presentation — "Mobile Technology in the Music Classroom"

Frost

World Language • Differentiation Where to Begin • Using electronic games to differentiate the process and

engage all learners • Teaching grammar in context of real-world task-based

lessons • Designing a differentiated assessment

Stevenson, Room D-17

SAP/Counselors • Continued discussion regarding needs assessment • Breakout sessions

o MCAP vs Career Cruising o MS to HS Transition o General Education Accommodations o Scholarship Webpage (HS only)

• Evaluation Goals • 504 Process • College Planning Presentation

Stevenson

AM: 8:00-11:00 a.m. Lunch: 11:00-12:30 a.m. PM: 12:30-3:30 p.m. SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION

ELA In this session, middle school ELA teachers will further explore Emerson, LMC 7th i & 8 th

Grade the requirements of the ELA Common Core State Standards focusing on informational reading and argumentive writing. Teachers will engage in shared inquiry, collaboration, and planning with colleagues within and across schools and within common ELA grades to determine which portions of the LPS curriculum reinforce the Common Core and where curriculum gaps occur. Teachers Need to Bring: • Common Core documents received at the Aug 31

Professional Development Day.

Science AM & PM: Holmes, Room 23 7th Grade • Work on BC Energy Unit

Teachers Need to Bring: Teacher materials and Kits

AM: 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Lunch: 12:30-2:00 p.m. PM: 12:30-3:00 p.m. SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION

7 th Grade Technology, AM at Schoolcraft: Meet at LCTC at 7:30 Business • Breakfast at Schoolcraft a.m. for Overview of

And • With Schoolcraft staff, complete/verify the Programs of Day. CTE Teachers Studies documents for each occupational pathway from LPS

CTE programs Participants will be

• Alignment of curriculum to post secondary programs at bused to Schoolcraft for

Schoolcraft with faculty representatives morning session and

• Walking tour to Biomedtech building, hospitality building, Graphic Arts/CAD and Manufacturing electronics criminal.

back to LCTC for afternoon session.

Board bus for Criminal Justice/fire station at the Merriman Center

PM at LCTC: • Debriefing/collaboration of CTE programs • The use of RPOS

Registration and Sessions: 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION

PE & Health Nutrition and Physical Activity for Elementary and Secondary Teachers. This is a county-wide PD session for all physical education teachers in Wayne County, sponsored by Wayne RESA, WSU College of Education Center for School Health and MAHPERD. Come dressed for activity.

Stevenson

AM: 7:45-10:45 a.m. Lunch: 10:45-12:00 noon

PM: 12:00-3:00 D.m. STUDENT

SERVICES AREAS TOPIC LOCATION

ASD/Center Teachers AM: • CPI Refresher

PM: • DSS Inservice, includes

o Medicaid Updates o Forms Review o New MDR Process

AM — Buchanan

PM — Central Office Computer Lab/ Room B

All Secondary VI, Pysch, and Social

Workers will attend half-day

PM: • DSS Inservice, includes

o Medicaid Updates o Forms Review o New MDR Process

PM — Central Office Computer Lab/ Room B

All Secondary TSLIs School Improvement PD Career Center

All FTP/Emerson MoCI Teachers

Transition Planning/PBS Franklin

All Skill Center Staff School Improvement PD Skill Center

All Secondary RCR Common Core PD Franklin

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECONDARY -Augu st 29, 2012

AM: 7:45-10:45 am Lunch: 10:45-12:00 noon PM: 12:00-3:00 pm

SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION .-sth_ 0 12`" Grade

Science AM: Next Generation Science Standards Update PM: • High School:

o Analyze and revise second semester Common Assessments and continue Critical Thinking/Problem Solving work

o Teachers should bring: ■ A copy of second semester exam and HSCE ■ Their second semester exam data from

CLASS A ■ Critical Thinking, problem solving or inquiry

assignment for first semester • Eighth Grade:

o Waste Water Plant tour?

Franklin S Cafeteria

MS & HS Math Implementing the CCSS • Whole-group and breakout sessions • Teachers should bring:

o Textbooks and/or supplementary materials o Math Tasks they want to share (first and second

semester) o New CCSS alignment for the grade(s)/course(s)

they will be teaching o Latest grade/course timeline(s) o Old tests and/or quizzes from first marking period

Franklin LMC

HS ELA AM: • Summative assessments of the Common Core State

Standards: Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium for ELA and Literacy in the Content Areas presented by Joan Livingston.

PM: • Revision of Common Assessments

Emerson LMC Labs 19 and 28

HS Social Studies AM: • Ellen Vorenkamp, RESA consultant, will present

information on the summative assessments of the Common Core State Standards: Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium for Literacy in the Content Areas.

• Revision of Common Assessments PM: • Using technology in the social studies classroom —

Breakout presentations by Jason Sproule, Kelly Eddy and Mary Helen Diegel.

Churchill S Cafeteria Lab D1 and Lab A-09

SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION CTE Teachers AM: LCTC

All teachers - 7:45-8:45 a.m.: • Common Core State Standards for Literacy in the

Content Areas MS & HS CTE teachers — LCTC classrooms

• Curriculum Development & Syllabus Design Added-Cost CTE teachers — Large Group Room

• Overview of folder materials • Electronic CIP Self-Review on Navigator

PM: Breakout by departments

• Curriculum/segments/CIP collaboration • Culinary/Foods Instructions collaborate at FHS

Culinary Program

AM: 8:00-11:00 am

Lunch: 11:00-12:30 p.m. PM: 12:30-3:30 pm

SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION MS ELA AM:

• MS ELA department chairs will present information on the summative assessments of the Common Core State Standards: Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium for ELA and Literacy in the Content Areas.

PM: • Instruction in Argumentive Writing

Holmes LMC Lab 38

MS Social Studies AM: • David Hales, RESA consultant, will present

information on using document based questions for both instruction and assessment.

PM: • Teachers will engage in composing document based

questions for both instruction and assessment.

Frost LMC Computer Lab

Seventh Grade Science

Training for the new Physical Science kit: • Teachers should bring:

o Teacher materials for 7PS2

Holmes Room 23

See page 3 for PD information for Art, LMC, Music, Health/PE,

World Language, Secondary Counselors/SAPs, and Student

Services areas.

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AM: 8:00-11:00 am

Lunch: 11:00-12:00 pm

PM: 12:00-3:00 pm

SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION Art — Grades K-12 • Preparation regarding special events (i.e. art

display at C.O., Fine Arts Festival, Art in the Community, etc.)

• Curriculum review/lesson sharing • Art demonstrations from area distributor

Riley Art Room

LMC — Grades K-12 • Training with Barbara Walker for Destiny updates & Level

• Breakout Sessions (Curriculum Development Review)

Cooper

Music — Grades K-12 • Concert dates and calendar sharing • Mini-conference sessions related to internet

resources, reed instruments and common doublings, vocal development, and more

Frost Band Room

Health/PE — Grades K-12 • Health, Wellness and Physical Fitness Updates and Training

Franklin

World Language • Review/discussion regarding common finals and department policies

• Discussion regarding test out exam(s) • Working with students with special needs

Churchill Room 38

Secondary Counselors/SAPs

• Student Truancy • Child Protection Law • Legal Issues

Stevenson LMC

Psychologists, Social Workers, TSLI,

Program Specialists/T.C., VI staff, PT/OT, 7th Grade - Post

Secondary Center (Local/ASD)

AM: • Review/updates for special education processes PM: • Evidence-based Interventions

Churchill LMC

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Livonia Public Schools PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECONDARY November 6, 2012

AM: 7:45-10:45 a.m. Lunch: 10:45-12:00 noon

PM: 12:00-3:00 p.m. SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION

ART WRESA/DIA Professional Development Workshops AM: • Hands-on studio art with DIA art instructors

PM: • Break-out sessions; "Book Arts" and "Drawing in the

Galleries"

Teachers will depart by bus from Thurston High

School for the DIA at 8:00 a.m.

BUSINESS High School

Business teachers are pre-registered to be at WRESA for the full day.

WRESA

COUNSELORS/SAPS • Accommodations at the College Level • McKinney-Vento Overview/Update • Local College Area Network (LCAN) Presentation • MiStar Changes/Updates • Scheduling Processes

Stevenson LMC

CTE TEACHERS AM: • LCTC Teachers & added cost CTE Teachers - TRAC Audit

documentation • MS Family and Consumer Science, MS & HS Industrial

Technology Teachers - Literacy Common Core

PM: • Health Science, Law Enforcement, Auto Technology, Web

Design, Industrial Tech Teachers, and Network and Cisco Teachers — LCTC

• FCS — Patriot Inn, Franklin

LCTC

FCS — PM at Franklin

ELA Middle School

And High School

AM: Susan Golab, Oakland Schools Secondary ELA Consultant, will present information on instructional practices using the Common Core State Standards.

PM: Middle School ELA Teachers:

• Teachers will attend break-out sessions presented by their colleagues on close and critical reading strategies and the Common Core State Standards

High School ELA Teachers: • Teachers will collaborate on incorporating Smarter Balanced

Performance type tasks into their instruction

Franklin LMC

Holmes Computer Labs and Classrooms

Franklin Computer Labs and Classrooms

MATH Middle School

and High School

Small groups will meet to revise common assessments and select and/or discuss common math tasks.

Teachers Need to Bring: • textbooks • materials to revise common assessments

common math tasks to share and/or discuss

Churchill

MUSIC • Mini Conference Sessions • Internet Res for the Music Classroom

Frost

AM: 7:45-10:45 a.m. Lunch: 10:45-12:00 noon PM: 12 00-3:00 p.m. SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION

SCIENCE High School

AM: • CCSS for Literacy in Science with a focus on different styles

of writing in the Science Classroom

PM: • Small group work

Teachers Need to Bring: Contact your Department Chair for information.

Churchill LMC

SOCIAL STUDIES High School

• Teachers will finish 1 st and 2nd semester minor revisions of common assessments.

• Teachers will collaborate and plan SBAC Performance type tasks in their instruction.

Franklin Cafeteria and Computer Labs

TECHNOLOGY 7th Grade

and BUSINESS

Middle School

• Update on Google Apps for Students - Pilots • Sharing from miGoogle Conference • CCSS related to technology skills — look at assessment

samples • 21 Things4Students • Evaluation Goals • Curriculum Discussion

Holmes

WORLD LANGUAGE • Training on sharing resources using WikiSpaces • Training using CLASS A • Discussion on test-out process • Create and share differentiated materials to use with district

curriculum

Franklin

AM: 8:00 -11:00 a.m. Lunch: 11:00-12:30 p.m. PM: 12:30-3:30 p.m. SUBJECT AREA TOPIC LOCATION

LMC • Barbara Walker/RESA — OneSearch, Patron Data, Access Levels

• RDA • Destiny Users Update • Student Book Reviews

Frost

SCIENCE 7th t & 8 th Grade

AM: • 7th Grade teachers sharing Battle Creek model with 8 th grade

teachers. Each department chair should bring the items needed for their part of the presentation.

PM: 7th Grade Science Teachers: • Create a common 7PS2 journal • Plan and discuss 7PS2 units

Teachers Need to Bring: Teacher materials and a copy of the student journal

8th Grade Science Teachers: Teachers will work on adding more inquiry to upcoming lessons and units.

Teachers Need to Bring: AIMS activity books if available

Holmes

SOCIAL STUDIES 7th 8th 1 & 8 Grade

Teachers will learn how to use primary and secondary sources in their instruction, laying the groundwork for Document Based Questions, and increased study proficiency in writing.

Emerson LMC and Computer Labs

Registration and Sessions: 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. SUBJECT AREA

HEALTH & PE TOPIC

County-wide PD session for all health and physical education teachers in Wayne County, sponsored by Wayne RESA and WSU College of Education Center for School Health

Come dressed for activity.

LOCATION Churchill

STUDENT SERVICES STAFF

AM: 7:45-10:45 a.m. Lunch: 10:45-12:00 noon PM: 12:00-3:00 p.m. AREAS TOPIC LOCATION

Middle School/High School RCR, Center,

ASD, and all Ancillary staff, Emerson MoCI

AM: Transition, Community Agencies - Perah Baker/Janice Gonzalez

PM: Common Core — Dave Dreyer


SACC Staff — Jackson 9:00-11:00 a.m.: Special Education and Behavior — Jennifer Taiariol, Laura Flis, Mary Lennox

Jackson

LTP Staff Report Card LTP

Skill Center School Improvement Skill Center

OT/PT Website — Consultative Services Webster

FTP Reading/Math CCS — Modifications Franklin

"Creating an Engaging and Responsive Climate"

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Morning Session 8:00-.11:00 a•m.

Stevenson High School Auditorium

Lunch and Travel 11:00-12:15 p.m.

Afternoon Session 12:15-3:15 Churchill High School

p.m. A uditorium

Morning Session 8:00-11:00 a.m. Stevenson High School Auditorium

Speaker:

Dr. Randy Liepa will welcome staff and provide an update on current and future bond projects and committees.

Ms. Cynthia DeMan will share an update

on the teacher evaluation process and documents.

Mr. John Raymond will present key

messages on school safety and security.

Afternoon Session 12:15 -3:15 p.m.

Churchill High School

Speake

Mr. Carlos Johnson, nationa ra n

and consultant, will present responsive instructional strategies for

teaching students from diverse

backgrounds and value systems and

0 share proven practices for creating

positive classroom climates where all

students are engaged and involved.

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All participants are expected to arrive on time and stay until the conclusion of the session. Participants will be Stamped In and Stamped Out using the District's new PD form.

Late arrivals or early departures will not be stamped.

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Livonia Public Schools PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECONDARY -Augu st 28, 2013

AM: 8:00-11:00 am

Lunch: 11:00-12:15 pm

PM: 12:15-3:15 pm

Subject Area Topic Location Business, Technology

and CTE Teachers

AM: • Common Cover Overview and Part 1

PM: • Common Core Part 2 with Linda

McGarry, ELA Contracted Consultant, WCRESA

• Common Care Part 2

LCTC

Middle School ELA

AM: Teachers will be presented information on the adoption of the MAISA writing units of study. Launching Writer's Notebook.

PM: Each grade level will be introduced to their particular unit:

Grade 7: Memoir Grade 8: Poetry

Teachers that attended the MAISA unit rollout will facilitate along with Joan Livingston

Holmes AM: Media Center

PM: Breakout sessions — 7th and 8th grade in classrooms

High School ELA

Teachers will review the CCSS for ELA, determine where LPS meets the standards and identify the gaps in the current ELA curriculum. Teachers will also identify what each grade level is teaching at both the building and district level to determine if there are gaps in the current curriculum. Teachers will begin the task of filling in those gaps. Follow up will be in November. Jacki Price, Jen Dallaqua, Jen Knoph and Elizabeth Schuch will facilitate.

Franklin Computer Labs 501, 502, Lunchroom and Media Center

Middle School Social Studies

Teachers will begin the process of writing a common assessment based on a document-based question using the Library of Congress as a resource. Department Chairs will facilitate.

Frost Media Center

High School Social Studies

Textbook Adoption Training will take place for all of the textbook adoptions: AP US History, US History & US History B, World History, World History B. Lori Roy and Rick Mestdagh will facilitate.

Teachers not attending the trainings due to teaching another course will meet with each other by course and create a lesson and/or assessment to go with a unit that meets the expectations of the CCSS for literacy in social studies. Kelly Granowicz, Dept. Chair, will facilitate this process.

Churchill Computer Labs: A9, D1, B3

Subject Area Topic Location Middle School

Mathematics (except Algebra 1 teachers)

AM: digits Training • Teachers should bring:

o digits Program Overview Guide o Any other digits materials needed for

planning

PM: digits Planning by Grade

Holmes Computer Lab 2

High School Mathematics

and 8th Grade Algebra 1

Teachers

AM: Teaching Mathematical Content and Practices using Math Tasks • Gallery walk format with whole-group

wrap-up o Teachers will have an opportunity to

exam and discuss a variety of math tasks

o Teachers can work in groups by course to begin selecting "suggested tasks" for inclusion on their timeline

PM: Whole-group and breakout sessions • Using Rubrics with Math Tasks • Updating timelines

o Include suggested Math Tasks for as many units as possible

• Assessing the Practices o Teachers will begin writing higher

level assessment questions for eventual use on Common Assessments

• Teachers should bring: o Latest grade/course timeline(s) o Old tests and/or quizzes from first

marking period

Churchill LMC

Middle School and High School Science

AM: Introduction to the Next Generation Science Standards with an Emphasis on the 8 Science and Engineering Practices

Churchill LMC

7th Grade Science PM: Battle Creek Revisions • Teachers should bring:

o Teacher materials for 7PS1 and 7ES

Holmes (room number to be announced)

8th -12th Science PM: Teaching and Assessing the 8 Science and

Engineering Practices • Breakout sessions by subject area

o Teachers will perform and analyze current labs to see which of the 8 Science and Engineering Practices are included, then revise the labs to include more Practices

o Teachers will begin writing higher level assessment questions for eventual use on Common Assessments

• Teachers should bring: o Old tests and/or quizzes from first

marking period

Churchill (room numbers to be announced)

Subject Area Topic Location K-12 Art AM:

• Fine Arts Festival • Art with the Community • Elementary Monthly Meetings • Distributor visits with

demonstrations PM:

• Debrief from morning distributors • Update teacher web pages • Inspirational video

Stevenson

K-12 Media Specialists AM: K-4 Media Specialists will participate in Operation Student Success (OSS) PD at Franklin HS

AM: 5-12 Media Specialists will participate in level specific PD at Franklin HS

PM: K-12 Media Specialists @ Franklin HS Topics: 21st Century Media Center mission; Google Training; Curriculum coordination with CCSS

Franklin

K-12 Music • Calendar and concert planning by triad (bring concert dates)

• 5-6 Program Discussion • Presentation of Completed Secondary

Curriculum • Level Meetings (K-4; 5-12) • Assessment Presentation — Karen

Danke

Frost

K-12 Health & PE Teachers K-12 Health and PE teachers PE will be held at Churchill High School Level-specific breakout sessions will be provided. Please see email from Sheryl Archibald for specific sessions to attend.

Churchill

World Language AM: • Update on LPS World Languages • Break-off sessions

o French — Continue collaboration on developing differentiated materials

o German — Continue collaboration on developing differentiated materials

o Spanish 1 & 2 — Continue collaboration on developing differentiated materials

o Spanish 3 — Review of curriculum changes

PM: • Data driven dialogue with Cindy

Taraskiewicz from Wayne RESA (analysis of common exam data).

Stevenson D17 and D19

Subject Area Topic Location SAP/Counselors • The Changing Face of Counseling

• Using Technology to Stay Connected: Facebook and Twitter

• Breakout by Topic (AP, Scholarships, Career Units, SAPs)

• District Policies and Procedures for 504/SE Students, Jen Taiariol

• Accommodating Special Needs Students at Schoolcraft, Laura Scheel

Stevenson

Psychologists, SSW, TSLI, AM: Operation Student Success (OSS) Kickoff! Implementation of a multi- tiered support system to meet the needs of struggling learners.

Franklin Auditorium; level specific breakout sessions

Psych/SSW/TSLI/PT/OT PM: • 12:15-2:00 p.m. - IEP Compliance • 2:00-3:15 p.m.

o Psych/SSW will be discussing suicide and threatening behavior assessments

o TSLI and OT/PT will be discussing service delivery as it relates to content expectations and IEP goals and objectives

Central Office - Board Room

Local Center/ASD/MOCI K- 12 Teachers

AM: Essential Element training PM: Class A for Essential Element

assessments

Webster

All participants are expected to arrive on time and stay until the

conclusion of the session. Participants will be Stamped In and Stamped

Out using the District's new PD form. Late arrivals or early departures

will not be stamped.

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