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OLL Elementary School Communication

Instructional Materials Re-ordering Process

We are entering the time of year to plan for the re-ordering of instructional materials for the 2022-2023.  Schools are responsible for placing the order for their individual sites. To ensure consistent processes across the district OLL will be hosting workshops to review the order timeline and process.  This workshop is for school administrators and school bookkeepers.   Topics covered:

  • Adoption/procurement template purpose
  • Consumable reorder timeline and guidance

2022-23 Annual School Based Instructional Materials Allocation Process.docx

There are 4 dates and times below so that everyone has an opportunity to attend.  Bookkeeper coordinators (finance), purchasing, and the academic coordinators will also be available at this time to answer questions about the process.   Please use this zoom link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84663755217?pwd=dnQyaDRTT01LeURsUnE2N081eXFndz09

 

4/12 3:00-4:00pm (zoom) secondary

4/13 3:00-4:00pm (zoom) secondary

4/18 8:30-9:30am (zoom) elementary

4/19 8:30-9:30am (zoom) elementary

Instructional Materials Recycling Request

We have secured a date to aid in the removal of out of date, out of adoption, obsolete and other materials not used or further supported in your schools.  Pick up will occur the week of April 18th, 2022. 

Please work with you plant manager to complete the “Recycling Request” and to determine the process for removal that best meets the current needs of your school by Thursday, March 31st, 2022.  

Note: Please feel free to reach out to the Office for Leading and Learning to inquire about any materials in question. They are up to date on current adoption cycles as well as primary and supplementary materials. 

Phone: 813-794-2017

Email: hhilton@pasco.k12.fl.us

Recycle Request: https://ryu.pasco.k12.fl.us/oll-mform/view.php?id=137994

Please, forward this information to your school’s Plant Managers, RMA’s, and Bookkeepers.

Pasco Pathways Innovative Programs and School Choice

The 2nd school choice window which will be open from April 11th through April 18th.  Please see the link below for a list of schools and programs that will be advertised in the April school choice window. This was determined based on either the school’s frozen status for regular school choice or programmatic capacity based on the seats remaining from the January window.  We plan to update the website next week so that families know what will be advertised.  If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to @Francesca Howard with any questions.

2022-2023 Pasco Pathways School Choice Options.docx

April is National Financial Literacy Month

April is National Financial Literacy Month which is a great opportunity to highlight the importance of financial literacy and teach our students how to establish and maintain healthy financial habits. To celebrate the month and encourage our students to be financially smart citizens in our communities, Pasco County Schools, in partnership with our valued community partners will offer virtual experiences and opportunities throughout the month. These events are designed to help parents/guardians, employees, community members and students with financial planning matters and getting more information for starting a financially successful future. Fun facts and resources will pop up throughout the month in myLearning to encourage Money Matter Mondays.

Teachers will also have the opportunity to sign up for virtual learning opportunities for themselves, as well as to have the opportunity to sign their classes up for guest speakers that will support the learning of the month.

To help celebrate the month with lessons, tasks, texts and ideas to spark discussion, please visit our district Financial Literacy webpage.

Save the Date -Summer Civics State Training

PLEASE NOTE THIS TRAINING IS SEPARATE FROM THE CIVICS SEAL OF ENDORSEMENT TRAINING. MORE INFORMATION FROM THE STATE ON BOTH TRAININGS IS FORTHCOMING.

The Florida Department of Education (FDOE) Civics Literacy Excellence Initiative (CLEI) will be hosting 8 regional 3-day professional learning opportunities featuring high quality subject-matter expert presenters, and all sessions will be aligned to the revised civics and government (CG) standards. Each event will be open to all K-12 teachers, however, space will be limited. Please pass this information on and ask that teachers save the following dates.

Broward College (Davie) – 6/20/2022 – 6/22/2022

Schultz Center Jacksonville – 6/22/2022 – 6/24/2022

Hillsborough Community College (Tampa) – 6/27/2022 – 6/29/2022

WSRE Pensacola – 6/29/2022 – 7/1/2022

Florida Southwestern State College (Fort Myer) – 7/11/2022 – 7/13/2022

Eastern Florida State College (Melbourne) – 7/13/2022 – 7/15/2022

Indian River State College (Fort Pierce) – 7/18/2022 – 7/20/2022

St. Johns River College (Orange Park) – 7/20/2022 – 7/22/2022

Registration information and specific details will be sent out in the next few weeks from FDOE.

Saint Leo University Master's Program for Educational Leadership-Share with Instructional Staff

Saint Leo University is offering Customized cohort based program in partnership with the District School Board of Pasco County starting in May 2022!

Check this flyer for details.

PBIS Point of Contact meeting

Our final PBIS Point of Contact meeting is HOT off the press! To view the “19 min video” click here (canvas course 38944) then go to “Coaches Corner”.

Topics Include: Review Feedback, Walkthroughs, End of the Year Submissions, Connections & Compassionate Schools

As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to Susanna Haberle.

No Instructional Coaching Contract Extension for 2022-23

We wanted to thank you for your stakeholder input around the coaching contract extension.  At this time, the Superintendent Staff has determined that there will not be a coaching contract change for the 2022-23 school year.  Considerations included the inability to identify recurring funds for the extension from the general fund.  It is possible that the plan will be considered in the future when those funds can be secured.  In the upcoming school year, instructional coaches will work a 196-day contract.

Coaching Smore and Summer Coaching Academy

We are sharing a link to our Coaching SMORE.  This is one of the key structures we use to communicate with our stakeholders.  In the SMORE, folks can find links to our  Instructional Coaching Dates 2021-2022.docx, meeting information and links for upcoming events, highlights on best practices around equity, data usage & display, and other key coaching skills.  We also offer nice-to-know information around professional development opportunities and state updates.

Our last monthly content coaching meetings are coming up at the end of this month.  We are offering live sessions at the district office in many cases in hopes of besting Zoom fatigue and to inspire connection and engagement.  Moving forward, we are working on plans to limit the number of times a coach is pulled from your building.  We will stack the ELA and Math content days onto the same day so that folks that wish to attend both will only be out of the building one time.

Summer Coaching Academy:

The Summer Coaching Academy is designed for both coaches and administrators to work together around coaching in your building.

June 21st or 22nd (PHCC Porter Campus) 8:30-3:30pm

Sharon Thomas from Jim Knight’s Instructional Coaching Group provides professional learning where admin teams and coaches work together. Each school will join the event for one full day of learning.

Here are sign-ups for teams to choose the date that will best fit their Summer Plans.  Thanks in advance for booking your day and letting us know how many folks from your team will join.  Stipends are provided for School-Based Coaches for this Summer event.