Meet the New T&L Director
I’m Jamila MacArthur, and I’m excited to join the amazing Teaching & Learning team as the director.
I’m Jamila MacArthur, and I’m excited to join the amazing Teaching & Learning team as the director.
I’m Jamila MacArthur, and I’m excited to join the amazing Teaching & Learning team as the director. I’ve worked in traditional and public charter schools for the last 13 years as a teacher, assistant principal, principal and chief academic officer. I’m looking forward to meeting each of our member schools and learning more about how the Teaching & Learning team can support you! If you are a school principal, professional development coordinator or district superintendent, please complete our
The team has been working hard to prepare for our “Days of Professional Learning” that offer multiple breakout sessions each day. Each of the August and September workshops will include:
Dates for Trainings:
Register for the workshop of your choice HERE!
We know you are busy planning your professional development for teachers when they return in August. Please contact us soon to schedule PD in your district if you haven’t
already; our. Completing this form will get your school on our calendar that is filling up quickly, so don’t delay!
Never hesitate to contact any member of our team. We can serve as resources to connect you with other schools in the state to learn more about a specific initiative, talk through your professional development calendar while offering feedback and guidance, research resources to support a certain proposal or strategy you would like to adopt or schedule professional development sessions for you and your staff. You can reach us at 405.428.4814 or by email at
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October marks the time each year when we bring attention to bullying prevention: how to identify, prevent and report it. It's important to have a specific month designated as National Bullying Prevention month, but bullying has become so rampant in our schools that it's a good idea to keep resources handy to educate students year-round on this harmful and serious problem.
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