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The results of our NMUSD district-wide teacher professional development survey are in!  Here you go!
 
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2008 Teacher PD Survey - School & District Wide Comparison
 
2008 Teacher PD Survey - Summary Results
 

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Our Professional Growth Team met on May 14 to begin planning our professional development for the 2008-09 school year.  For more info on the meeting, click here.
 
Meeting Update

PG Team unanimously approved the 2008-2009 Proposed PD Budget.
We discussed  TIMAC , nominated 3 teachers, and had an e-vote.
We elected Mandi to be [...]

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Our NMUSD Adult School professional growth team meets today to 1) evaluate our progress towards our 2007-2008 professional development goals, 2) discuss our first draft of our 2008-2009 professional development plan, and 3) review a proposed budget to support our 2008-2009 PD plan.
High-priority action item: discuss new TIMAC component of 2008-09 PD plan - TIMAC application due date is [...]

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NMUSD Adult School will share our experience with site-based professional development and professional learning communities at the CCAE State Conference 2008 in San Diego, May 1-3, 2008.
Lead administrator Martha Rankin will present “Forming a PLC, Transforming our Adult Ed World” on Saturday, May 3rd, at 11:15am-12:15pm. 
Presentation Abstract:   
How do you develop and sustain a learning community in an adult [...]

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At the last PLC meeting, our Beg. Lit and Low teachers at our BESST-evening site came up with a great a culminating group project.  Their students will make a Moving on Up movie that introduces beginning literacy students to the beginning low level.  This project capitalizes on the power of project based learning.   It gives students a [...]

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