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Looks like staff at the top levels at JSCEE are shifting.They are looking for a new person to head Advanced Learning and other areas and the job description is interesting. The official title is
Partnerships Policy & Strategic Comm, Adv Learning Prog Spec-Elem/Sec/Special. There is a “supervisor of AL” and this position oversees that one. As well, word is that head of Technology, John Krull, is leaving.
I had an interview with Wyeth Jesse who is heading up Student Services that I’ll write up soon about changes in Advanced Learning.
The Seattle Times has again endorsed Leslie Harris to retain her Board position.
As you may recall, Superintendent Juneau does a weekly, Juneau’s Journal, and it seems she may be doing it in video form. Not sure that’s so great because if there is no transcript, it makes more work for anyone wanting to quote her directly.
Anyone attend a school board candidate forum this week? Please weigh in.
SPS Flu Clinics schedule
There’s an article in the Seattle Times about #CleartheLists, an effort to help teachers fund classroom supplies in schools across the nation. It’s heartwarming to read how many people have stepped up to help. But what struck me was the notation that OSPI doesn’t track this data point nor do most districts. I suspect SPS doesn’t track it. Makes it very easy to allow teachers to carry this burden and, for those that don’t have PTSA support, they have to go without. I thought SPS was a data-driven district.
What’s on your mind?
The Seattle Times has again endorsed Leslie Harris to retain her Board position.
As you may recall, Superintendent Juneau does a weekly, Juneau’s Journal, and it seems she may be doing it in video form. Not sure that’s so great because if there is no transcript, it makes more work for anyone wanting to quote her directly.
Anyone attend a school board candidate forum this week? Please weigh in.
SPS Flu Clinics schedule
There’s an article in the Seattle Times about #CleartheLists, an effort to help teachers fund classroom supplies in schools across the nation. It’s heartwarming to read how many people have stepped up to help. But what struck me was the notation that OSPI doesn’t track this data point nor do most districts. I suspect SPS doesn’t track it. Makes it very easy to allow teachers to carry this burden and, for those that don’t have PTSA support, they have to go without. I thought SPS was a data-driven district.
What’s on your mind?
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