Staff Newsletter » June 6, 2022

June 6, 2022

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CATALOG 2022-2023

Staff are now able to explore our expansive 2022-2023 Professional Development Catalog.  You can access the catalog  by logging into your TeachPoint account and then clicking on the graduation cap icon on the left-hand side of the homepage.  A big thank you to the volunteer members of our PD Committee who gave their time and energy to developing the district’s 2022-2023 catalog.

 

Reminder: The earliest start date for professional development for the 2022-2023 school year is July 1, 2022.

 

Note to Paraprofessionals: You will be receiving a an email from Vector Solutions
to create TeachPoint login credentials. Please follow the instructions to set up your account
so you can select PD offerings for the upcoming school year!

 
 

Spotlight on EPS Staff!

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Family Liaisons Yrma Fiestas and David Sanchez and K-8 English Language Arts Director Genevieve McDonough are pictured during our district-wide English Learner Family Night at the Parlin School. Below: Family Liaison Daniela Braga, School Committee member Samantha Lambert, and Everett High School guidance counselor Fernanda Andrade.

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Opportunities for Staff

FROM THE OFFICE OF ENGLISH LEARNERS: SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES AT EHS
In-Person Program and Virtual Credit Recovery Program

Click HERE for details
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TOUCHVIEW TRAINING

The EPS is offering a two-hour workshop for teachers to become familiar with the TouchView SmartBoard and  its features and tools. The district is planning to outfit nearly all of our classrooms with SmartBoards. Educators who participate in this training will learn how to operate the smart screens and employ all instructional programs, features, and presentation tools  built into the system. Participants will  be called upon to provide instructional demonstration support for their school buildings during full-day professional development days, 

 

Click HERE for complete details.

 

CTE ACCESSIBILITY CURRICULUM TEAM

On this team, CTE and EL teachers will work alongside school leaders and coaches to revise the current CTE curriculum maps to include equitable and culturally responsive practices in order to strengthen the learning experience for English Learners. Participants will also build cultural competency and accessibility strategies through professional development and collaboration.

Click HERE for complete details.

SUMMER READING!

We are bringing back summer reading! To help students and families, we are preparing double-sided pamphlets for K-2, 3-5, and 6-8 students. And we need your feedback and thoughts on content and suggestions on authors and series.  Thank you in advance for your feedback and support in encouraging our students to read this summer! 

Click HERE to complete the survey.

 

LIBRARY TOURS

Any EPS K-5 teachers  interested in tours at the Parlin Memorial Library, please email Children’s Librarian, Ashley Kempkes at [email protected] to set up a date and time. This is a great way to get students to understand what the library has to offer, as well as get them familiar with the space. During the tour, Ashley will teach students about our physical materials and online offerings, how to get a library card, and how to check out materials. Additionally, students will learn about upcoming summer programs. Ashley can also adapt this program to a Zoom format. Book your visit today!

EHS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT OPENING

The EPS is seeking qualified internal candidates to apply for an Administrative Assistant opening at Everett High School. We encourage all interested and qualified EPS staff members to pursue this opportunity.

Click HERE for complete details.
 
 
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Equity and Inclusion Survey

 

Welcome to the Everett Public Schools Equity and Inclusion Survey!

In this survey, the Everett Public Schools (EPS) is interested in your thoughts on the district's continuing efforts to provide equitable opportunities and a welcoming environment to students, parents, and staff of diverse ethnicities, races, cultures, genders, sexualities, religions, abilities, socio-economic backgrounds, and all other identities.  We value our differences and their power to bring us closer and strengthen our community.

This study is for research purposes only.  All information and responses will be maintained on a confidential basis by Hanover Research, and will be reported to the district in an anonymized form (i.e., your name and identifying information such as race and gender will not be shared with the district or tied to your responses). So, please feel free to be candid in your responses.

Keep in mind that you should not use your name or divulge any identifying information in your open-ended responses. 

Use the quick and easy link above to complete the survey. Thank you for your participation!

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