I have had the pleasure of working with a group of 4th and 5th graders at Maryvale all year. 85% of the group made progress in the area of vocabulary per iReady. To say I am proud is an understatement. Great job Maryvale Stars. @MobilePublicSch@KevinBalius@MaryvaleStars
John Willโs 5th grade students showed they were ready for the ACAP today by excelling in a Jeopardy review game. Great job, Ms. Hector and Ms. Richardson! @JohnWillDragons@MobilePublicSch
I have thoroughly enjoyed supporting the intervention teachers at Hankins. Take a look at their fabulous small group lessons from today. Go Cougars! @MobilePublicSch@KevinBalius@HankinsMiddle
I had the pleasure of modeling vocabulary lessons using various engagement strategies today at Scarborough. The students were engaged and eager for more. Great job, Scarborough Knights! @ScarboroughMS1@KevinBalius@MobilePublicSch@BrackinsKesha
More than 3,000 certified staff members have completed the dyslexia awareness training this year, and each school has a dyslexia contact trained within it. Go Team MCPSS! We are on our way to great things! @KevinBalius@MobilePublicSch
Thank you to the Leinkauf administration and staff for requesting professional development regarding dyslexia. We had a great day discussing what dyslexia is, what is looks like in the classroom, and how the screening process works! @MobilePublicSch@LeinkaufE@KevinBalius
The ELA Team went RED for Dyslexia Awareness today! The initiative was led by @TewSpedLiteracy who is the Literacy Instructional Leader for SPED and dyslexia. Itโs great to see everyone united in to promote a great cause! #WeSlayELA
The Kate Shepard Scholars are learning about Dyslexia this week. Mrs. Gibbs created this wonderful bulletin board to educate students and staff about Dyslexia. Ms. Wolfeโs class did a fantastic job discussing todayโs video on Dyslexia. Way to spread awareness! #MCPSS
Dyslexia Awareness Week for MCPSS starts today. Informative and educational activities were provided to schools in an effort to raise awareness. Help us spread the word!