Board participates in deep dive on C3WP writing cycles; members try a short argument exercise
Oct 8, 2026
The board received a demonstration of the College, Career and Community Writers Program (C3WP), which uses multi-text argument cycles and classroom discourse. Presenters guided members through a short writing activity and cited an NCSL overview on 4-day school-week cost-savings (max 5.43%, average 0.4–2.5%).
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District teachers and instructional leaders presented the C3WP (College, Career and Community Writers Program) as a sustained, teacher-led approach drawn from the National Writing Project and the National Council for the Social Studies. The presenter explained argument-writing cycles that ask students to read multiple texts, build a conversation table of stakeholders and evidence, and revise claims over several lessons. "A claim is the primary point that you're trying to make, and it's very specific. A claim is not an opinion," the presenter said while describing the mini-cycle the board completed.
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