We’re celebrating Opportunity Culture’s 10th Anniversary with a few words from Public Impact’s co-presidents about the first decade’s impact on students and teachers. Become an Opportunity Culture district to be part of the next decade’s impact!
Videos: About the Opportunity Culture Model
Opportunity Culture: Teaching, Leading, Learning
Part 1
Part 2
Leading Through Co-Teaching a Combined Class
Dec 12, 2022
As a temporary solution to a shortage of paraprofessional reach associates who can provide release time, Multi-Classroom Leader Sunil Dutt combines one of his math blocks with that of a new teacher into one large group meeting in the library, so that Dutt can co-teach and model instruction.
Edgecombe County Public Schools: Believe in What’s Possible
Mar 2, 2022
Learn how Edgecombe County Public Schools is using Opportunity Culture educator roles, like multi-classroom leaders, expanded-impact teachers, and reach associates, to fulfill its commitment to innovation, family, and exceeding expected growth for students.
Opportunity Culture: Teaching, Leading, Learning—Part 2
Nov 16, 2020
Part 2—Here’s How: Part 2 of this two-part video details how an Opportunity Culture provides on-the-job, consistent support for all teachers to reach many more students with excellence, learn more, and earn more—by having great teachers lead teams or reach more students directly, with more school-day collaboration and planning time.
Opportunity Culture: Teaching, Leading, Learning—Part 1
Nov 16, 2020
Part 1—Why Opportunity Culture?: What barriers keep teachers and students from experiencing great support and strong learning outcomes? Part 1 of this two-part video highlights some of the barriers that an Opportunity Culture can remove.
How Opportunity Culture Helps Schools Retain Teachers
Apr 16, 2019
Because of Multi-Classroom Leadership, Principal Jeremy Baugh says, his school has been able to dramatically reduce high teacher turnover rates.
How Opportunity Culture Lives Up to Its Five Principles
Apr 16, 2019
Opportunity Culture has done what it says, benefitting students and teachers, Principal Jeremy Baugh says.