CALENDAR
14 Fire Drill 10:15am TBD
15 Miller School Students TBD
16 Schoolwide Spelling Bee - 9:00 a.m.
16 NO SCHEDULED Thursday Meetings
16 5th Grade Team meets with Henley Teachers 2:45 - 3:35pm
17 HHA Spirit Day - Crazy Hair Day
17 ½ Day for Students-Professional Dev. for Teachers 1:30-2:30pm
End of 2nd 9 weeks. Portal closes at 12:00pm
20 Holiday-No School
21 Teacher Workday/Flex Day - No School for Students
23 8:20 am Lockdown
23 TENTATIVE FACULTY MEETING - 2:50 - 3:20
24 Report Card Comments due to Admin
27 Golden Apple Nominations due to Jason
WEEK OF JANUARY 13 TH
Specials Week : B
NO Scheduled Thursday afternoon meetings
REPORT CARD TIMELINE
Jan
17 Portal Closes 12:00noon
24 Comments and marks completed due to Admin
30 Corrections and edits due by 3:00pm
Feb
3 Portal Opens 9:00am
Let the admin that is reviewing your comments know when they are ready,
whether they are in a Word or Google Doc or in Power Teacher.
Here is a breakdown:
Robertson - K,1st, ABase, ESOL - Brandi
Crutchfield - 3rd, 5th DBase, CombsBase, BBase, Speech
Moya - 2nd, 4th, CBase, PreK
JANUARY 17TH PD DAY
Team Leaders will work with each team on their PD plan for Friday January 17th,
1:30pm - 2:30pm afternoon. Please submit your plan into this spreadsheet:
1:30pm - 2:30pm afternoon. Please submit your plan into this spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nVFAHH5r7JLYHBLd-GZaDaegCYCMxfFEDznYdDO_Ov0/edit?usp=sharing
Include the expected outcome from the time you are working with your team.
This is not, individual work in your classroom time and you must be on site.
This is not, individual work in your classroom time and you must be on site.
Lunch is on your own this day.
RESPONSIVE CLASSROOM
RC strategies are an essential and expected part of
our instructional practice here at Brownsville. RC
provides strategies that help us respect students for
who they are. Our Culturally Responsive Teaching
work supports these strategies as well. For example,
while delivering instruction or supervising students
we must often group them to participate in activities.
It is important that we use strategies that keep students
from having to make uncomfortable choices.
Classroom activities that are gender-based can create
these uncomfortable choices. Having students sit “boy/girl”
or dividing a class up in this way are examples of what
not to do. There are several other ways to do this to keep
students from having to make an uncomfortable choice:
- Divide by 1s, 2s, 3s,...
- Birthday months
- Table colors
- Alphabet, etc.
We are all working together to raise our awareness and use
the appropriate RC and CRT strategies when implementing
activities that require students to divide up into groups.
No comments:
Post a Comment