Join us for an engaging webinar on using MAP® Reading Fluency™ with Coach to support reading instruction. Learn how assessments help educators understand diverse learning needs and how Coach, the AI reading tutor, provides personalized practice. Discover practical strategies from former administrators.

Dr. Adam Drummond and district leader Steven Etheridge focus on developing skills to analyze and interpret key data for strategic planning, building systems to collect and visualize actionable data, and promoting data literacy to close opportunity gaps and drive equitable success.

Driving Accreditation Through NWEA Results is a 3-hour virtual workshop that equips schools with the knowledge and skills to leverage student assessment data to support accreditation and authorization efforts.

Today, Jacob is joined by an Alaskan and a Texan: Moon McCarley, Principal at Nondalton School and District Testing Coordinator for The Lake and Peninsula School District, located on the Alaska Peninsula; and Ashley Cruz, State Professional Learning Consultant at NWEA. They discuss how NWEA partners with districts across Alaska to create high-impact professional learning opportunities to expand assessment literacy. Along the way, Moon shares her experience as a Certified Facilitator and talks about how it helped her grow as a leader.

What a great crowd for our first live show! After discussing their Georgia roots, Jacob and Kailey chat with their guests about choosing the best summer professional learning opportunities and what gets them motivated at a conference. Next, they turn to the new school year and discuss the biggest challenges ahead, including how to scale success across schools and districts.  Kailey also asks a few of her signature lightning-round, light-hearted questions.  Finally, stay tuned for the audience Q&A at the end of the show for your daily dose of teacher inspiration. There may have been some tears of joy in the room…

Two years on from the start of the pandemic and we’re starting to see a glimmer of hope and pieces of normalcy return to our schools and classrooms. But as we move forward, we cannot ignore the lingering impact of pandemic disruptions.