Looks amazing— congratulations!!

While the new school year promises to be anything but normal, there are certain enduring qualities of great teachers and teaching that can be applied in virtual and blended environments. Here are three valuable reminders from Grant Wiggins. Please share! tinyurl.com/ydxq7a7y

When he was three he thought he was turning five. Now that he’s five, he’s convinced he’s going into first grade. On track to be driving at twelve...

I couldn’t be more #kmproud to start this year with our awesome team. Sure to be a year of challenge, flexibility, grace, and focus on what’s best for kids, Pat Deklotz sets us up with an inspirational start. Kettle Moraine SD

To infinity and beyond little guy.

LEADERS!! The work we do right now determines the reaction to the headlines from our families. If the ONE MORE thing we ask staff to do creates VALUE for all groups we win...even if it’s not in the paper. #LeadFromWhereYouAre #1minwalk2work #ImpactTheNarrative #HackingLeadership

We’ve been busy these past weeks- take a look at what’s been going on at Cushing!

Have you explored your community today?!

Our fifth graders spent some time interviewing community members today. We’re all about practicing those Habits of Mind and Graduate Profile skills alongside the academic! Cushing Elementary Kettle Moraine SD

We did this—together.

cnn.com/videos/politic…. The first time in a long time the news brought happy tears.

❤️💙🤍

Check out some behind the scenes action shots from our upcoming virtual assembly. Kettle Moraine SD Cushing Elementary

Our students practice all kinds of literacy throughout the day at school. One of the many examples is through computer science. Recently, our fifth graders have been learning to build and program a LEGO EV3 robot! How cool is that? 😎

Had a great time with Chris Otto, Wales Elementary, Cushing Elementary distance and face to face students hearing about their ecosystems project.

Bringing the sweater spirit to school today. Bob Rach

Instead of having students solve a series of equations, teachers are asking students to break down a problem and explain how they reach its solution, either online, on video, or by sending a picture of their work on paper... Read more: edweek.org/teaching-learn…

Thanks Lainie Rowell and crew for the #LemonadeLearning swag!

We had two powerful days of learning with colleagues around the world at #curriculumcamp. Time to transfer our learning into practice. Thanks to all who organized, facilitated, and acted as thought partners.

Systems and structures are more important than parties. @JillHandleyKES #NAESP22