[OLD] CONTINUOUS PD - FEB 2024

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Using Canva and AI

ROOM 702

ROOM 706

S1: Lexia English for Secondary / S2: Progress Monitoring for Adminstrators

ROOM 725

ROOM 727

Character.org

ROOM 907

All Things Mastery Connect

ROOM 909

S1: ELA Planning with Savvas

ROOM 911

Math Textbook Adoption

room 912

Retirement, Medicare, and Financial Planning

ROOM 913

S1: Autism Foundations

ROOM 915

State of the Arts

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Library

OAAP Qualification Rubric

How to Implement MTSS

Conference RM 3

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S1: 15 Effective Dropout Prevention Strategies

S1: EdPlan: Secondary Transition

All sessions will take place at the Life Ready Center. Make sure to bring your charged laptops or iPads, especially if you're working with a tech-intensive program. Thank you!

SESSION 1 [S1]: SECONDARY (3:15-4:05 PM) SESSION 2 [S2]: ELEMENTARY (4:15-5:05 PM)

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S1: Course Catalog

ROOM 808

S2: Autism Foundations

ROOM 916

Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024

ROOM 812

S2:Lexia Core 5 for Elementary

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Using Canva and AI

In this session, educators will learn how to integrate Canva, a user-friendly graphic design platform, with AI tools to enhance their teaching materials and engage students. Participants will explore the basics of Canva's design features and templates, as well as how to leverage AI tools for generating content, creating visuals, and personalizing resources. Educators will leave with practical strategies for incorporating these tools into their instruction to elevate student learning experiences.

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Kris Burd

EdTechLOCATION: Room 702

Infinite Campus Q & A

Teachers have the opportunity to ask Michael Anderson, Student Information Systems Guru, any burning questions they have regarding navigation and usage of Infinite Campus. Super knowledgeable, he’s happy to help make your life easier.

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Michael Anderson

Data CenterLOCATION: Room 704

GOAL AREA: 3

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S1: 15 Effective Dropout Prevention Strategies

Diane Keene

Special EducationLOCATION: Room 706

This course teaches 15 research-based Effective Strategies for Dropout Prevention, known for their high-impact on graduation rates.

Progress Monitoring for Administrators

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Lupe Ostruske

Elementary Administrators

The use of progress monitoring fosters a proactive approach toward education, where the focus is not just on teaching but on ensuring that every student is learning, growing, and making sufficient progress. Particpants will collaborate in their site based approach to progress monitoring, how it enhances student success, and learn new ways to progress monitor that will benefit students.

LOCATION: Room 725

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EdPlan: Secondary Transition

Diane Keene

Special EducationLOCATION: Room 727

In this session, participants will review the necessary components of the transition portion of the IEP.

Character.org

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Dr. Laura PuccinoJennifer CruzJR HoytJennifer LangstonBrenda Walker

LOCATION: Room 804

Come and hear about all the exciting information that was learned at the National Conference.

Tony Jones

CurriculumLOCATION: Room 808

The 2024-25 course catalog will be used to discuss enrollment for the upcoming year.

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Course Catalog

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S2: Core 5 (Lexia) for Elementary

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Tracy Hager

CurriculumLOCATION: ROOM 812

Lexia Core 5 is built on the science of reading, Lexia® Core5® Reading. LPS Teachers will learn how this research-proven program can accelerate the development of literacy skills for SPED Resource students, helping them make the critical shift from learning to read to reading to learn.

character.org

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Andrea Tracy

Eisenhower High SchoolLOCATION: ROOM 907

February's session will be a working PD for Promising Practices that are due in March. School teams need to bring their draft application and/or their components. We will review the application requirements and have time for peer review and revisions.

All Things Mastery Connect

Learn how to navigate through Mastery Connect.

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Cheyenne Short

Ed ServicesLOCATION: Room 909

ELA Planning with SAVVAS

After working with SAVVAS English for one semester, Mrs. Morlett will demonstrate how she plans and executes lessons using a standard.

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Bethany Morlett

MacArthur Middle SchoolLocation: Room 911

Math Textbook Adoption

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David Malaska

CurriculumLOCATION: Room 911

Mr. Malaska will demonstrate how SAVVAS can support our math curriculum. This is one of three math textbook presentations scheduled.

Retirement, Medicare, and Financial Planning

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LaQuinta Chambers,Sebastian Chambers,& David Jang

LOCATION: Room 913

How to navigate retiring and how to enroll in Medicare benefits.

S1: Autism Foundations

Participants will learn the characteristics of autism in the classroom setting, and will be able to identify ways to support students with autism at school.

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Ginny Waid

Special Education

LOCATION: Room 915

Autism Foundations

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Arvella Walton

Participants will learn the characteristics of autism in the classroom setting, and will be able to identify ways to support students with autism at school.

Special Education

LOCATION: Room 916

State of the Arts

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Lacy West

Fine ArtsLOCATION: Conference Room 2

A roundtable discussion, led by a panel of Fine Arts teachers, sharing some of our favorite best-practices in the classroom.

How to Implement MTSS

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Victoria Zelbst

Project AWARE

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LOCATION: Conference Room 3

February's session will be on how to implement MTSS (which stands Mulit-tiered Support System). MTSS focuses on classroom interventions that deal with behaviors. MTSS is a comprehensive continuum of evidence-based, systemic practices to support students' needs, with regular observation to facilitate data-based instructional decison making and also providing supports to teachers. MTSS provides a model of behavior interventions and classroom management tools.

OAAP Qualification Rubric

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Meghan HaleyJerri Santos

Special EducationLOCATION: Library

Participants will become knowledgable with the Guidance Rubric for Considering Student Eligibility for the Oklahoma Alternate Assessment Program (OAAP).

HELP DESK

Lupe OstruskeTony Jones

curriculum

Stephanie Hime

FIRST CLASS

Kris BurdJohn Robertson

EDTECH

Jerri Santos

SPecial EDucation

Christy Kellett

Human Resources

LOCATION: ART GALLERY

Morgan Thompson

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