Congratulations to the 2023 Tennessee Superintendent of the Year Regional Winners! We completed their videos today in the TOSS Office. What an excellent group of district leaders.
UC Schools was recognized as a Best for All District for the work our district is doing to accelerate academic achievement by investing funding to drive student achievement and improve academic outcomes. We celebrated this recognition during Teacher Appreciation Week! #BestforAll
As we approach the summer learning season and Teacher Appreciation Week, the ASPIRE Book Bus remembers and cherishes Ms. Sharon Slagle for all she poured into making it a special experience for children and their families! https://t.co/fpQNNXLV8U
Unicoi County Schools has received a $5,000 Refuel Grant from the Governor's Early Literacy Foundation! We will be making enhancements to the interior and exterior of the bus! As you plan your summer literacy routine include time to visit the Book Bus!!! #ASPIRETOINSPIRE
@robin_mcclellan ❤️🙏 Wishing you only the best! I know you’ll bring so much joy and a wealth of knowledge wherever you are!! Thank you for your service!! ❤️
Unicoi County Schools raised the bar, built the theory of action for improved student outcomes, and are surpassing their high expectations as evidenced by the learning going on in classrooms!! #Reading360@jen_lingerfelt@TNedu
We are so proud to be a Tennessee Reading 360 District! What a fun day to celebrate with some of the sweetest kiddos, dedicated teachers, leaders, families, and …Riley the Raccoon! #Reading360
Teachers must feel and know they are all contributing to the movement…shoulder-to-shoulder with leaders and each other. This will keep the TN literacy revolution alive. TN Early Literacy Network convening in @ElizCitySchools@MyraNewmanm @RachRossPhD @lisacoons10@JetaDonovan
@jerrysboyd opens the meeting speaking to the importance of foundational skills instruction, that all children deserve systematic, explicit instruction, and cross-district collaboration is key to support the journey. #reading360 @TNedu @lisacoons10
GELF's President, James Pond, recently published a story with USA Today about his experience being separated from an incarcerated parent.
Read the full story at one of the links below:
https://t.co/9Jf5O8G6Ye
https://t.co/TUUOmBxqQr
Some of my favorite time spent is time with with our Literacy Implementation Networks! East/First network is talking about intellectual prep and the importance of leaders establishing that culture of expectation even in different contexts.