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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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After struggling w/ teacher shortages, @EctorCountyISD announced its best recruiting year in over a decade. In an @OdessaAmerican article, Supt. @ScottMuri attributed the recruiting success to several strategies, including @OppCulture implementation: https://www.opportunityculture.org/2022/09/14/texas-opportunity-culture-district-trumpets-recruitment-success/
Way to go Ms. Irving and Ms. Stanfield!@OppCulture @PublicImpact #makinggauns #nomatterwhatittakes https://twitter.com/stanfieldallis1/status/1574538986533445634
Check out our amazing reach associate, Mrs. Irving, working with a small group on 10/100 more and less!
Shoutout to the best @OppCulture Reach Associate Ms. B! Her use of Scholastic News to prep rigorous lessons centered around student questioning and collaboration for our K class while I push into first grade has been amazing to watch! @229Holabird @BaltCitySchools
Celebrating a bright spot with @DrHildaArnold @engage_learning, she knocked it out of the park establishing relationships with her new MCL teachers as the Director of Opportunity Culture! @Midland_ISD
Awesome job building classroom culture @swilson19672005 !
❤️ @Ecisd_OC ❤️ https://twitter.com/swilson19672005/status/1573453140959035416
20 minutes well spent each week! Adalynn’s face says it all. She was all grins and giggles as she read each jar of love note from her classmates and teachers. #buildingcommunity #jaroflove @NoelLonghorns @Ecisd_OC