In the end, school culture isn’t made by mission statements, strategic plans, programs, or structural changes.
School culture is built on behaviors, one action or interaction at a time.
It’s what people consistently do that shapes the culture.
Yesterday, we looked at the school models, created drafts of dream schedules and brainstormed wild ideas. Soon, we'll be asking you for your input as we work with our scheduling expert.
The work that still lies ahead:
@BozemanBEA will host a social event this Thursday, Nov. 21st at the Pour House from 4:15-5:30 PM. All Bozeman PK-5 teachers are invited to come meet our two consultants and learn more about the IMPACT grant. Appetizers provided by the BEA. @BSD7Schools#BSD7Chat#bsd7learns
After yesterday's conversation about high-achieving schools, this article from NEA seems quite relevant-- The Secret to High-Achieving Schools: ‘I’ve Never Felt Unsupported.’ https://t.co/bSqGA7r9OH
We are so excited to announce that the Bozeman Education Association, in partnership with Bozeman School District 7, has received a grant from the @NEA ! Bozeman K-5 teachers, please follow @BeaImpact to stay up-to-date on this work! @BSD7Schools@BozemanBEA@MTTeacherCoach