#FCSInspireFollow #FCSInspire as we LIFT UP and highlight the great teachers we have in Floyd County! Innovation, strategies, personalized learning and connecting classrooms! Lead on Floyd County Teachers!
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SUPPORTED TEACHERS = SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS
- All non-tenured teachers and those within their first year to Floyd County will be included in the Floyd Induction Program.
- Personalized Professional Development will be provided to teachers in the Induction Program by our Curriculum, Instruction, & Assessment Team. Team members are working on their Teacher Leader degree, Instructional Leadership degree or National Board Certification.
- Mentoring will be provided through our Accomplished Teaching Cohort. Members are NBCTs or exhibit accomplished teaching and have administrative recommendation.
- Monthly administrative meetings to have session on Accomplished Teaching
#FCSinspire spotlights
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Floyd County Teachers participated in the East KY ECET program on Saturday, September 30th. Patricia Hackworth, ELA Teacher at Betsy Layne High School was a lead organizer for the regional event.
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Prestonsburg Elementary School is one of five schools participating in NT3 work. Kindergarten and 1st grade teachers dive deeper into literacy strategies for student growth.
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Facebook Founder, Mark Zuckerberg meets with KVEC & school teachers in East KY. Two teachers, Kelsey Tackett & Rebecca Morrison were asked to meet with him to give feedback on the Summit Learning Platform.
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Rebecca Morrison and Kelsey Tackett, South Floyd Elementary Teachers collaborate on a personalized learning platform, Summit Learning. They both received their micro-credentials in Collaborative Coaching!
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Jessica Slone, Duff-Allen Central Elementary Teacher, one of five CIA Members who participated in the SOAR Camp this summer. She is now a Project Lead the Way Certified STEM Trainer.
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@FCSINSPIRE
Floyd County Twitter Feed Highlighting innovative teaching and learning throughout the Floyd CO District & beyond! #liftup #fcsinspire SUPPORTED TEACHERS = SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS |