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Strategic Leadership for College and Career Readiness 2: Instruction (2024–25)

Strategic Leadership for College and Career Readiness 2: Instruction (2024–25)

The Strategic Leadership for College and Career Readiness 2: Instruction Community of Practice engages teams of three or more members of district- and school-based leadership. This Community of Practice reinforces the connection between the AVID Schoolwide Domains of Leadership, Systems, and Culture to move schools forward in the Domain of Instruction. This training provides a framework for establishing a clear site-based definition of rigor and deepening participants’ understanding of the intentional use of Writing, Inquiry, Collaboration, Organization, and Reading (WICOR®) strategies for increasing rigor in the classroom. Teams will also examine data systems needed to measure next-level readiness while building the leadership needed to deepen AVID’s schoolwide impact in the Instruction Domain to create the conditions for college readiness for all. All strategies, digital activities, and digital tools experienced in this Community of Practice can be leveraged in face-to-face, blended, or virtual learning environments.

Format
In-Person
Learning Journey
Year 2 and beyond
Foundational
Prerequisites

This learning experience is a follow-up to Strategic Leadership for College and Career Readiness. Partners can select up to 4 days of training focusing on the AVID Schoolwide Domains (Instruction, Systems, Leadership, and Culture) for their Strategic Leadership 2 professional learning experience.

Best For
Site Administrator
Instructional Coach
District Leader
AVID District Director
AVID Site Coordinator
Principal
AVID Excel Teacher
AVID Elective Teacher
Counselor
Secondary Content Teacher
Grade Levels
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
Events
AVID Path to Schoolwide®
Initiatives
Professional Growth

This session is available as a part of:

In person learning
Regions & districts
2-day professional learning hosted at a face-to-face location across the United States yearlong provides an excellent way to broaden or deepen the ongoing improvement of instruction and comprehensive culture of student success within your school setting.
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