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District’s PLC outlines staff-development focus on collaboration, curriculum and technology

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The district's Professional Learning Committee reported priorities for next year's staff-development days: department/grade-level collaboration, curriculum development tied to the strategic plan, technology integration and expanded support for ELL students, a committee representative said.

The Homer Central School District's Professional Learning Committee (PLC) reported priorities for next year's staff-development days at the board meeting Thursday, a PLC representative said.

A PLC representative identified four primary focus areas recommended to the Instructional Leadership Council (ILC): structured department and grade-level collaboration time; curriculum-development work tied to district initiatives; strategies linked to elements of the district's strategic plan; and increased technology-integration support for classroom teachers.

The PLC representative said that repeated requests for additional instructional-technology assistance had made technology integration a priority and that PLC will prioritize how district staff and technology specialists can support teachers. The committee also highlighted ongoing efforts to better support English-language learners across content areas, noting that ELL teachers are prepared to provide classroom support and coaching.

The representative said PLC operates as a subcommittee of the ILC and that the staff-development calendar is "driven by our staff for our staff," adding the committee would not meet again until September and that the report provided a high-level outline of staff-development priorities.

Board members thanked committee participants for the work and for providing a master list of end-of-year celebrations from administrators earlier in the meeting.