By Sharon Kebschull Barrett, April 8, 2019
Opportunity Culture schools and educators continue to attract attention…check out these posts from new sites, multi-classroom leader columns, and an exciting award for a multi-classroom leader. Read more…
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The Best Tool—Sometimes: Using Tech in Elementary School
By Amber Hines; first published by EducationNC, March 5, 2019
“Our students are digital natives, so they’re confident with technology; it can give them the freedom to share their thoughts and think critically about both their own and their peers’ work.” For Multi-Classroom Leader® Amber Hines, who uses two-way video recording and QR codes with her students, technology enhances instruction by drawing out and engaging her teaching team’s students. Read More…
Learning to Lead as a Multi-Classroom Leader®
By Hadley Moore, March 4, 2019; published by EducationNC, April 3, 2019
“The MCL role allowed me to grow and feel confident as an instructional leader. Without this experience, I would not have pursued administration.” Hadley Moore gained skills as a multi-classroom leader that helped her succeed as an assistant principal. Read More…
Hertford County Public Schools
Schools began using Opportunity Culture® roles in: 2020-21 Learn more about the Opportunity Culture® initiative in Hertford County Public Schools by visiting the district website. Details: Hertford County Public Schools in eastern North Carolina won funding through...
School Excellence Portal
School Excellence PortalSupporting your school design, professional learning, and leadership excellenceHow can the Opportunity Culture® School Excellence Portal help you meet your goals?Quick Link Portal PreviewDesign for high-growth student learning and uplifting...
Best of Both Worlds
Casey Jackson, a multi-classroom leader at Aycock Elementary School in Vance County, N.C., explains why she likes her Opportunity Culture role.
Innovation Does Not Need Permission
Superintendent Anthony Jackson discusses his innovative vision for Vance County Schools.
The Buzz is Opportunity Culture®
Principal Carnetta Thomas discusses how Opportunity Culture provides teachers with the support they need.
I Wish Every School Had Opportunity Culture®
Multi-Classroom Leader® Casey Jackson explains why she wishes every teacher and student could experience Opportunity Culture.
Voices from Vance: How Opportunity Culture® Is Working for One N.C. District
By Sharon Kebschull Barrett, January 25, 2019
What do teachers, multi-classroom leaders, and administrators think about Opportunity Culture? In Vance County, a school district north of Raleigh on the North Carolina-Virginia border, their feelings about Opportunity Culture reflect the district’s motto: Vance County Proud. Read More…