Edina Public Schools: Thought Exchange Webinar
Magnet programming concepts
Future of elementary programming
STEM/STEAM integration
Language immersion and trilingual programming
Thought Exchange crowdsourcing tool
K-12 Comprehensive Literacy Plan update
Developing 21st-century job skills
Strategies for open enrollment competitiveness
Full Document Analysis
Notable Quotes (2)
Our programming has to be designed in such a way that it builds and augments these skills and attributes.
We are working especially hard on supporting teachers in understanding more deeply what students need when they aren't at grade level.
People (3)
Randy SmallsAssistant SuperintendentLead administrator for Edina Public Schools elementary programming future.
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Lead administrator for Edina Public Schools elementary programming future.
“Magnet means attract or magnets attract and this is programming that we believe will be attractive to residents.”
Explaining the rationale behind magnet programming naming.
Jody D. St. HubertDirector of Teaching and LearningExpert on the Comprehensive Literacy Plan and early learning curriculum.
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Expert on the Comprehensive Literacy Plan and early learning curriculum.
“We have identified literacy... as a priority across the district.”
Confirming the district's primary academic focus.
Hazel ReinhardtDemographerContracted to study future enrollment patterns and competitive programming demand.
Contracted to study future enrollment patterns and competitive programming demand.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (4)
- September 27: Staff Thought Exchange session
- October 4: Community presentation
- October (Upcoming): Board presentation of administrative recommendations
- Week of October 11: Thought Exchange closing date