DLT Update Posted to Weekly Newsletter May 13, 2024

 



Monday, May 13, 2024


On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of last week, our two NEASC Visitors, Howard Thiery and Susan McKinney, had the pleasure of getting to know our school community. The schedule was packed with meetings that included elementary and secondary students, staff, faculty, parents, leadership, and board members. The NEASC team provided us with highly valuable immediate feedback, with a much more in-depth report currently in the preparation phase. 


Not surprisingly, our visitors had an abundance of wonderful things to say about our school! They were also very astute at identifying areas for growth and have already begun to offer support in developing continuous improvement plans. 


A huge and deeply heartfelt THANK YOU to all of you. We look forward to sharing the key takeaways from the visit prior to the end of the school year. 


Learning & Teaching Highlights

  • Visiting Grade 1, French, and Tech Classes - seeing our students highly engaged in the learning process!

  • Holding the first half of our TeachMeet on Wednesday where teachers provided snapshots of their professional learning journey this year for their colleagues - WOW! This was a wonderful success and we look forward to hosting TeachMeet Part 2 before the end of the school year. We have an amazing teaching and learning community with much to CELEBRATE! 

  • SALT gathering of key changes for the 2024-2025 that have already been established, as well as continuing to consider additional changes, such as in our AP offerings (to be communicated at the upcoming SS Parent Coffee)

  • Planning parent coffees this month to ensure clear communication: ES on May 17th, and SS on May 24th


Thank you for reading and have a fabulous week ahead!

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