Schoolwide Scheduling for Equity: Designing Programs for All Learners
January 23, 2025 @ 7:30 am – 8:30 am PST
Presented by: Rachel George
Join us for a dynamic workshop led by Rachael George, an expert in program design and access. In this session, we’ll delve into the art of schoolwide scheduling–the process of crafting a program schedule that prioritizes student needs and ensures equitable access for all.
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In this workshop we’ll explore:
- Strategies to identify student interests, aspirations, needs, and identities to inform program development.
- Methods to identify and dismantle barriers that prevent students from accessing programs they are interested in.
- Tools for identifying and mitigating barriers to access.
By participating in this workshop you be ready to:
- Identify practical tools for designing program schedules that accommodate diverse needs and learning styles.
- Develop strategies to collaborate with stakeholders (teachers, parents, students) to ensure inclusive program design.
- Construct a framework for designing programs that are responsive to students’ needs and identities.
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About the Presenter
Rachael’s journey from battling wildland fires with the U.S. Forest Service to extinguishing educational challenges in the classroom reflects her unwavering commitment to making a profound impact. A pivotal conversation in Grangeville, Idaho prompted her transition, leading her to embrace a role in education. Recognized as a member of the ASCD Emerging Leaders Class of 2015, Rachael currently serves as the Executive Director of Elementary Programs and Prek Principal in the Oregon Trail School District. Before this role, Rachael served as the Executive Director of Student Services, a building principal at the middle and elementary levels, as well as a classroom teacher at all three levels.
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