Robbinsdale Area Schools Board Business Meeting and Study Session - March 2, 2026 - 7 p.m.
Monday, March 2, 2026
Implementation of the Catalyst approach at Neal Elementary
Impact of Catalyst approach on student and staff regulation
District system of continuous improvement report
District scorecard data and assessment strategies
Votes (1)
Approval of agenda
ApprovedVoice vote in favor
Moved by Director Wuto · Seconded by Director Bruntisoe
Notable Quotes (3)
Quite simply, kids cannot learn if they are not regulated.
Catalyst approachDiscussing student readiness for learning.
My Catalyst skills have been invaluable. They've helped me to stay calm and in control even when my room around me seemed to be in complete chaos.
Catalyst approachDescribing classroom management effectiveness.
After 23 years in the classroom, I finally feel confident in my classroom management.
Professional developmentReflecting on career transformation after Catalyst training.
People (6)
Lana LindemanPrincipal
Principal of Neal Elementary school.
Emily JamesAssistant Principal
Assisted with the Catalyst approach overview.
Tammy DohertyMTSS behavior specialist and internal Catalyst coach
Provided insights on Catalyst implementation.
Matt CaesarWave Teacher
Shared personal experience regarding Catalyst and classroom management.
Sarah GeremcoFirst-grade Catalyst certified teacher
Internal coach who uses Catalyst skills for student engagement.
Dr. ArkinDistrict Administrator
Presented the district system of continuous improvement.
Places Mentioned
Education Service Center, Winnetka Avenue, New HopeNeal Elementary SchoolForest Elementary School
Events & Meetings (1)
- Monday, March 2nd, 2026, 7:00 p.m., Education Service Center, New Hope