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My Plan C: Preparing for the Next Wave: Making mid-course corrections to our COVID plans
Presenters: Douglas Fisher, Sharee Wells, Lesley Austin and Francisco Escobedo
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In an everchanging landscape, districts and charter management organizations have had to make and adjust plans for the beginning of the school year. The focus of the discussion will be on the ways systems are shifting to implement their Plans A, B, and C around in-person, hybrid, and distance learning for students. Additionally, panelists will share how their districts are reimagining professional learning during these unprecedented times. Participants of this webinar will: Hear how districts and charter management organizations are shifting their school year plans in the midst of an everchanging landscape; Explore strategies systems are executing to support in-person, hybrid, and virtual learning for both students and adults; and Engage with panelists and share best practices.
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Presenters
Sharee Wells is a passionate educator with 23 years of broad educational experience at both the building and Central Office levels. She currently serves as the director of professional learning for the Educational Service Center of Central Ohio where she leads a team to support more than 30 diverse school districts. Wells began her career as a Spanish teacher in Columbus City Schools, the largest school district in Ohio, and then quickly rose in ranks serving in various leadership capacities as an assistant principal, principal, supervisor of accountability and counseling services, director of secondary curriculum, and the executive director of principal leadership and development for Columbus' 21 high schools and programs.
Francisco Escobedo has been an educator for almost 30 years. Since 2010, he has been the superintendent of the Chula Vista Elementary School District. Located in southern San Diego County, the District’s 46 schools serve over 29,400 students. In 2019, the Learning Policy Institute identified Chula Vista Elementary School District as one of seven “California Positive Outlier” districts for its superior academic scores. Escobedo is past president of the Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, member of the Board of Directors for the local YMCA and for Classroom of the Future Foundation, and a Rotarian.
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