Hosted by the AASA, The School Superintendents Association and Learning Policy Institute
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Tuesday, May 4, 2021
12 p.m. – 1 p.m. ET
How can districts design new schedules to expand learning time for students and accelerate learning? Panelists discussed reimagining the traditional school day through such strategies as partnerships with community-based organizations and community school approaches. They also discussed how high-quality expanded learning initiatives support students’ development of critical skills, as well as their social and emotional well-being, to complement learning that takes place during the typical school day. This webinar is the third of a five-part series focused on strategies to accelerate student learning and support recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Speakers:
- Mike Brophy, Superintendent, West Valley (WA) School District
- Peter Finch, Assistant Superintendent, West Valley (WA) School District
- Tara Kini, Chief of Staff and Director of State Policy, Learning Policy Institute (moderator)
- Jose Rivera, Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning, Grandview School District (WA)
- Marisa Saunders, Associate Director for Research, UCLA Center for Community Schooling·
Accelerating Learning Webinar Series
This webinar is part of LPI and AASA’s Accelerating Learning webinar series, developed to provide research on effective accelerated learning practices, examples from a diverse set of districts, and an opportunity for participants to dig into the nuts and bolts of strategies.
Other webinars in the series are:
- April 6 | Accelerating Learning: Strategies for Whole Child Summer Learning and Beyond
- April 20 | Accelerating Learning: High-Quality Tutoring Strategies
- May 18 | Accelerating Learning: Using Assessments to Determine Student Needs
- June 1 | Accelerating Learning: Equity-Centered Strategies to Support Students