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Give Hope to Struggling Adolescent Readers: Equip Teachers for Fluency Development

Give Hope to Struggling Adolescent Readers: Equip Teachers for Fluency Development

Presented by Dr. Carolyn Brown, Adjunct Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders, University of Iowa, and Co-Founder, Foundations in Learning; Jennifer McDonnell, Principal, Prairie Creek Intermediate, College Community School District (IA); and Angelia Hoyer, Partner Success and Professional Development Lead, WordFlight

Strategic Literacy Innovation: Transforming Literacy Outcomes with Supplemental Support

Strategic Literacy Innovation: Transforming Literacy Outcomes with Supplemental Support

Presented by Kelly Johnson, Director of Schools, Clinton City Schools (TN); Dr. Judith J. White, Chief Academic Officer, Prince George’s County Public Schools (MD); Dr. Anna Stubblefield, Superintendent, Kansas City Kansas Public Schools (KS); and Cari Stanley, Program Specialist, Etiwanda School District (CA)
Moderated by Dr. Donna Wright, Retired School Superintendent and Education Consultant

Early Warning Systems and MTSS: The Essential Components

Early Warning Systems and MTSS: The Essential Components

According to data from the American Enterprise Institute and EdWeek Research Center, school districts across the country are reporting sharp and consistent increases in chronic absenteeism and behavior problems, both of which are negatively impacting academic achievement. While many districts believe these problems are a result of the pandemic, the fact remains these are serious problems that require real-time interventions to get students back on track.

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Understand and Address Absenteeism with These Strategies

During the edLeader Panel “Decreasing Absenteeism and Its Effects with Meaningful Strategies,” Brian Marques, Sr. Director of Opportunity Youth for Boston Public Schools (MA), Aspen Florence, Educational Consultant for the Utah State Board of Education, and Cecelia Leong, Vice President of Programs for Attendance Works, provided insights into leveraging Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and innovative approaches to understand and address chronic absenteeism and attendance barriers.

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Decreasing Absenteeism and Its Effects with Meaningful Strategies

Presented by Brian Marques, Sr. Director of Opportunity Youth, Boston Public Schools (MA); Aspen Florence, Educational Consultant, Utah State Board of Education; Cecelia Leong, Vice President of Programs, Attendance Works; and Nicole DellaRocco, Senior Account Director, Panorama Education