Rebecca Daley, English I teacher at Bryan High School, has an entire wall in her classroom dedicated to helping her students track their growth as readers. It’s not about …
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The process of adopting new LOTE, CTE and Math (Algebraic Reasoning) textbooks has begun. If you would like to serve as a representative on the textbook adoption committee, please click …
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Ask any math or science teacher and they will tell you, “If my students would just stop and THINK it through, they would be better problem solvers!” Patient problem solvers …
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Imagine that one simple strategy could boost your student’s results by 28 percentile points. Would you use it? Of course you would! Research shows that giving feedback can have that …
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Help your students “hold” their thinking by using anchor charts in your classroom. An anchor chart is a visual that contains content-specific processes, strategies, guidelines, etc. that are pertinent to …
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The Special Education Department is seeking certified general or special education teachers to provide homebound services to eligible students with disabilities. The homebound services are documented in the student’s IEP …
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Teachers are invited to attend collaboratives for their content or specialized area (Special Ed, Advanced Academics, Bilingual, etc). During these meetings, teachers will gain a stronger understanding of the standards …
Continue reading "Teacher Collaboratives"Your attendance and participation in the Back-to-School district-wide professional development sessions were greatly appreciated. As we strive to continue providing quality learning experiences, your feedback is important to us. Please …
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Did you know… That you will start to see our students with special needs LEADING their own IEP meetings? Student led IEP meetings help to increase the student’s self advocacy …
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The first step listed in the 7 Steps to a Language-Rich Interactive Classroom is “teaching students what to say when they don’t know what to say”. Bryan Collegiate High School …
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