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Casey Jackson, a multi-classroom leader at Aycock Elementary School in Vance County, N.C., explains why she likes her Opportunity Culture role.
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Now districts interested in using Advanced Teaching Roles are hearing from teachers and school leaders about how it’s working for them. Principals Zachary Marks and Kelly Thomas and Multi-Classroom Leader Laura Baker of @wilsonSchoolsNC lead the way! #NCEd
@VicoryKaren has done an amazing job and fully supports @OppCulture !! https://twitter.com/ecisd_oc/status/1540074009357946883
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📢Shout out @KarenVicory MCL @wilsonyoungms Thank you for providing your expertise to our new MCLs and (M)TRTs! 🙌#MultiClassroomLeader
@OppCulture #OpportunityCulture
@PublicImpact @EcisdTalented
Just finished an amazing week of learning with @OppCulture! I had a great time working with an amazing group of educational leaders!
How can districts implementing Advanced Teaching Roles recruit and support new teachers through apprenticeships? @SDean3211, Senior Vice President for #OpportunityCulture @PublicImpact and Dale Yarborough @ApprenticeNC lead the conversation. #NCEd