
Professional Learning
The COOR ISD 2023-2024 Professional Learning offerings are based on feedback from district certified staff via 2022- 2023 COOR Professional Needs Assessment. Programs include: Early Literacy, Instructional Leadership, Instructional Practices, Special Education, Trauma-Informed Practices.
Below is an electronic link to the menu along with registration information:
COOR ISD Professional Learning Menu 2023-2024
Below is a link to the current Science professional learning opportunities:
2023 Fall Science Workshops
Professional Learning Opportunities Online
COOR Professional Learning Calendar
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COOR Professional Learning Events
The Student Support Team will work collaboratively to address a variety of factors that influence the whole child, specifically focusing on the non-academic needs of learners.
Research on effective practices for supporting student needs demonstrates how such supports not only lend to the general success of the learner, but also how they can address the many needs that students have that will enable learning and academic progress.
The Student Support Team will ensure that the proper supports are in place to enact the necessary changes with the implementation and/or sustainment of systems at the ISD and district level.
November 7 COOR BOE Room
December 5 Houghton Lake HS
January 9 Ogemaw Heights High School
February 6 Mio Ausable
March 5 GrayLing HS
April 2 Fairview
May 7 Roscommon HS
June 4 TBD
The Instructional Leadership Team will work collaboratively to set the vision for teaching and learning at the ISD level by leading and guiding the creation and refinement of instructional systems to connect people, processes, and structures to support the vision. The team will ensure that the proper supports are in place to enact the necessary changes with the implementation of systems at the ISD and district level. The team is defined as the COOR Superintendent and Directors and district representatives who work together to sustain COOR’s sense of purpose in strengthening student, teacher, and leader performance.
Facilitators:
Shawn Petri, COOR ISD Superintendent
Katie Fuelling, Director of Instructional Services
Instructional coaches will increase repertoire of skills, gain professional knowledge, and impact student and teacher performance through exploring timely topics, engaging in the practical application of learning, collaboratively problem-solving around barriers, and celebrating successes. Topics explored include (but not limited to): professional reading and viewing surrounding current research and practice in the field, coaching scenarios, coaching models and techniques, coaching cycles, and district data analysis. Facilitators: |
Individual education programs — commonly called “IEPs” — are critical to ensuring that students with disabilities have access to a free and appropriate public education. Created with the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) Office of Special Education (OSE), these modules explore the procedural and substantive aspects of writing IEPs that are both compliant with the law and meaningful to individual students with disabilities. You will learn the ins and outs of drafting an IEP, assembling an IEP team, and supporting students with a plan tailored to their individual needs.
Participants will watch the module (10 modules total) prior to the virtual module study date. Each individual module varies in duration..
The virtual meetings will be facilitated by ISD staff where we will unpack what we learned in the module. Participants will have an opportunity to ask questions and share best practices used within their home districts.
Facilitators:
Brenda Vaughan-Ide, Compliance Monitor
Melisa Akers, Director of Special Ed
Instructional leaders will increase repertoire of skills, gain professional knowledge, and impact student, teacher, and leader performance through exploring timely topics, engaging in the practical application of learning, collaboratively problem-solving around barriers, and celebrating successes.
Facilitator: Katie Fuelling, Director of Instructional Services
Facilitators:
Brenda Vaughan-Ide, Compliance Monitor
Melisa Akers, Director of Special Ed
Secondary instructional leaders will meet in person. The agenda will be developed to share best practices, curriculum, MDE updates, and celebrate successes. These meetings will help foster relationships and provide a network of support when making decisions.
Facilitator:
Natalie Davis, COOR Advanced Technical Innovation Center Director
Facilitators:
Brenda Vaughan-Ide, Compliance Monitor
Melisa Akers, Director of Special Ed
The Instructional Leadership Team will work collaboratively to set the vision for teaching and learning at the ISD level by leading and guiding the creation and refinement of instructional systems to connect people, processes, and structures to support the vision. The team will ensure that the proper supports are in place to enact the necessary changes with the implementation of systems at the ISD and district level. The team is defined as the COOR Superintendent and Directors and district representatives who work together to sustain COOR’s sense of purpose in strengthening student, teacher, and leader performance.
Facilitators:
Shawn Petri, COOR ISD Superintendent
Katie Fuelling, Director of Instructional Services
Individual education programs — commonly called “IEPs” — are critical to ensuring that students with disabilities have access to a free and appropriate public education. Created with the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) Office of Special Education (OSE), these modules explore the procedural and substantive aspects of writing IEPs that are both compliant with the law and meaningful to individual students with disabilities. You will learn the ins and outs of drafting an IEP, assembling an IEP team, and supporting students with a plan tailored to their individual needs.
Participants will watch the module (10 modules total) prior to the virtual module study date. Each individual module varies in duration..
The virtual meetings will be facilitated by ISD staff where we will unpack what we learned in the module. Participants will have an opportunity to ask questions and share best practices used within their home districts.
Facilitators:
Brenda Vaughan-Ide, Compliance Monitor
Melisa Akers, Director of Special Ed
Instructional leaders will increase repertoire of skills, gain professional knowledge, and impact student, teacher, and leader performance through exploring timely topics, engaging in the practical application of learning, collaboratively problem-solving around barriers, and celebrating successes.
Facilitator: Katie Fuelling, Director of Instructional Services
Facilitators: Brenda Vaughan-Ide
Transition Coordinator/Compliance Monitor
The Student Support Team will work collaboratively to address a variety of factors that influence the whole child, specifically focusing on the non-academic needs of learners.
Research on effective practices for supporting student needs demonstrates how such supports not only lend to the general success of the learner, but also how they can address the many needs that students have that will enable learning and academic progress.
The Student Support Team will ensure that the proper supports are in place to enact the necessary changes with the implementation and/or sustainment of systems at the ISD and district level.
November 7 COOR BOE Room
December 5 Houghton Lake HS
January 9 Ogemaw Heights High School
February 6 Mio Ausable
March 5 GrayLing HS
April 2 Fairview
May 7 Roscommon HS
June 4 TBD
Facilitator: Natalie Davis, COOR Advanced Technical Innovation Center Director
Register Here
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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85496612741
Meeting ID: 854 9661 2741
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