SUMMER SAIL 2014

Board MeetingJune 10, 2014Sharon Snyder, Director of School Improvement andProfessional DevelopmentRodney Thompson, Superintendent

JUNE 9-12 AND JUNE 16-19

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SAIL SUPPORTS AREAS OF FOCUS

Focus 1. Support teachers as they transition to adopted standards by providing an easily accessible research-based curriculum and aligning professional development services

Focus 2. Infuse technology into the curriculum to encourage collaboration, communication, and effective use of software and hardware to enhance student learning

Focus 3. Establish a system for analyzing data for the purposes of evaluating and streamlining the instructional delivery model to meet the needs of all stakeholders

Focus 4. Collaborate with regional partners through an academy model

SAIL OVERVIEW

171 Sessions

Certificate Renewal Points and Graduate Level Credits

Presenters

~~ Instructional Coaches

~~ Teachers

~~ School Administrators

~~ District Staff

~~ University Professors

~~ Governor’s School of Mathematics and Science Instructors

~~ Educator and Corporate Consultants

TRAINING LOCATIONS

Cane Bay High School

Westview Middle School

Men-Riv Education Park

AVAILABLE CHILDCARE

Devon Forest Elementary - Goose Creek Primary - Westview Primary

** All School Aged Children K-5th Grades

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

MATHCompleting the Connections: Unit Focus GroupsBCSD Numeracy Leader Session I

ELA Completing the Connections: Unit Focus Groups Research through Poetry Teaching Vocabulary through Literature Utilizing Daily 5 Effectively through the ELA Units

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

SOCIAL STUDIESK-8 Instructional Units Roll OutUS History Unit Review Session

SCIENCE K-8 and Biology Instructional Units Roll Out PASE- 7th Grade Teachers

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

Enrich 101, 102 for Teachers and AdministratorsInitial & Refresher CPICo-teaching ImplementationCognitive Strategies InstructionStructured Teaching Principles (Behavior)KurzweilComprehensive Evaluation & PlanningCCSS Math Supports

Special Services

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

CTEAcademic Integration Through Career 101Curriculum Development-Select GroupBusiness PartnershipsCustomer Service

Adult EducationHS Equivalency Exam Resources

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

CDEPP- Sessions for DSS Credit

Principals’ Black BeltFinal Practicum – June 19

EvaluationSAFE-T Mentoring

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

Technology Integration

Blended Learning OverviewTechnology Infused Sessions1 to 1 Digital Device Initiative- Phase Two

BBE ~ CEM ~ GCP ~ HHA ~ JKG ~ SRE ~ SFI ~ WVE ~ WVP ~ SFM ~ WVM ~ GCH ~ SHS ~ THS

Middle/High Schools: June 9, 10 Elementary Schools: June 11, 12

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

High School Academy Training with American Alliance for Innovative Schools (AAIS)June 9,10 - Cane Bay HighJune 11,12 – Berkeley HighJune 16,17 – Cross, Hanahan, and Stratford High Schools

(Freshman Academy training for 2014-2015)July 21,22 – Timberland and Goose Creek High SchoolsJuly 23,24 – BCSD School Administrators (Leadership Week)July 29,30 – Cane Bay and Berkeley High SchoolsJuly 31 – Berkeley and Cane Bay High SchoolsAugust 14 – Goose Creek and Timberland High Schools

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS

Graduate and Recertification Courses-Introduction to Curriculum and Instruction for

GT Students (June 10-12, 16-19, and 30) 3 Graduate Hrs.

-These Are America’s Stories (July 17-30) 3 Graduate Hrs.

-iBloom: Using the Internet and iPads to Support Bloom’s Taxonomy (July 14-18) 60 Recertification Pts.

OUTSIDE OPPORTUNITIES

TTC STEM WorkshopsGT Regional Conference

Early Childhood Conference

College of CharlestonThe CitadelCharleston SouthernSC ETV

Middleton PlaceSC Department of Education

Action Based Learning

STEM Education Partnerships Cohort 3

USC Columbia and Beaufort

Center of Excellence: Teaching Children of Poverty