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Heather Manchester
MSAD17
Director of Curriculum
Maine
Monday
, March 25
1:00pm EDT
Reimagining Family Engagement as a Tool for Harnessing the Power of Community and Improving Outcomes for Students
Room 204
Erin Duarte • Maria Spears • Kimberly Soto-Hurtado • New Bedford Public Schools (MA) • Julie Mador • Jariel Vergne
Leveraging High School PLCs and Organizational Structures to Support Mastery-Based Learning
Room 115
Joseph Maselli • Kathryn Desrosiers • Abbey Sacco • Jennifer Carvalho • Bolton High School (CT)
This Is Us: Small Town, Big Outcomes
Room 114
Bryce Lindsell-Kraus • Shelby Martel • Karen Thompson • Jodie Holmquist • Peter Hughes • Hinsdale High School (NH)
2:45pm EDT
Failing Forward Together: Lessons Learned in Transformation from Traditional to Learner-Centered Practices in a Large Open-Enrollment Public School
Room 208/209
Nora Vernazza • Jennifer Nicol • TechBoston Academy (MA)
Eliminating Structural Inequities through Systems Thinking
Room 108/109
Jessica Blitzer • West Hartford Public Schools (CT)
4:15pm EDT
Creating a More Equitable Learning Environment with Open Enrollment and Detracking Policies
Room 202
Danbury Public Schools (CT) • Meghan Martins
Failing Forward Together: Lessons Learned in Transformation from Traditional to Learner-Centered Practices in a Large Open-Enrollment Public School
Room 208/209
Nora Vernazza • Jennifer Nicol • TechBoston Academy (MA)
Leveraging High School PLCs and Organizational Structures to Support Mastery-Based Learning
Room 213
Joseph Maselli • Kathryn Desrosiers • Abbey Sacco • Jennifer Carvalho • Bolton High School (CT)
Tuesday
, March 26
9:00am EDT
Constructive Disruption Through a District Wide Equity Review Process
Room 203
Katherine Wilkins • Ricky Baez • Joanne O'keefe • Sonia Lowe • Emily Ullman • Elizabeth Beaulieu • Salem Public Schools (MA)
Hiding in Plain Sight: Using High School Programs of Study to Uncover Equity and Rigor Issues
Room 201
Craig Kesselheim • Glennys Sánchez • Great Schools Partnership (ME)
Eliminating Structural Inequities through Systems Thinking
Room 117
Jessica Blitzer • West Hartford Public Schools (CT)
Using the Gradebook to Report What Students Learn, Not Earn
Room 101
Jean Haeger • Arielle Sprotzer • Great Schools Partnership (ME)
10:45am EDT
If You Build It, They Will Grow: Using Student & Faculty Voice to Implement an Innovative Master Schedule
Room 117
Suzzane Filippone • Oyster River High School (NH) • Heather Machanoff • Mark Milliken
Increasing Equity and Empowering Student Leadership through a Teacher Apprentice Program
Room 212
Kathryn Hollerbach • Molly Myers • Lindbolm Math + Science Academy (IL)
HOW? Utilizing Habits of Work in a Proficiency-Based System
Room 101
Nokomis Regional High School (ME) • Cara Flannery • Kasie Giallombardo
1:15pm EDT
Using the Gradebook to Report What Students Learn, Not Earn
Room 201
Jean Haeger • Arielle Sprotzer • Great Schools Partnership (ME)
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