District reports large summer professional learning program, stipends for cohorts
Summary
District officials summarized summer professional learning: approximately 1,000 participants, thousands of PD hours earned, an internal math conference, aspiring assistant-principal cohort of 14, a lead cohort and $1,000 stipends funded via Title II for select participants.
Doctor Noots summarized summer professional learning activity and enrollment figures, telling trustees the district hosted multiple events and offered hundreds to thousands of PD hours: "We had about a 150 attendees, teachers, principals, assistant principals, instructional coaches, district levels," she said, and later the district reported roughly 1,000 participants across summer sessions and about 4,100 hours earned.
Noots described new leadership-development cohorts (14 assistant principals in the aspiring AP cohort and a lead cohort of teachers receiving monthly support) and said a $1,000 stipend will be paid to participants (split into two payments), funded through Title II. Trustees asked clarifying questions about selection and nomination for the cohorts; Noots said participants volunteered and no formal application process was used for the aspiring AP academy.
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