About Collaboration
In April of 2011, the Pullman Public Schools Board of Directors approved the addition of 7 (half day) Collaboration Days for certified staff each school year. Implemented in the fall of 2011, the Collaboration Days have been highly successful opportunities for our staff to meet as teams to discuss strategies for reaching all students, share ideas and materials, and closely review data related to student achievement. We are thankful to the community for their support of this valuable time for our teachers!
Related Resources:
Professional Learning Communities
District Mission, Vision, and Commitments
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2018-2019 Collaboration Plan |
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Month |
Group & Major Topics |
Objectives/Focus |
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August 28 (PD Day) |
District level
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Understand the overall district plan for the school year Understand communication strategies that effectively move systems forward
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September 19 (Collaboration) |
District level
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Review student achievement outcomes by grade levels/content areas Set related goals |
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October 12 (PD Day) |
District level
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Develop skills regarding developing cultural beliefs, develop skills to impact student achievement |
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October 17 (Collaboration) |
Building level
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Examine benchmark data, plan using data, determine next assessment
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December 5 (Collaboration) |
Building level
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Examine results of common assessments and alignment to standards
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January 18 (PD Day) |
District level
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Develop skills to impact student achievement |
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January 30 (Collaboration) |
District level
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Review student achievement outcomes by grade levels/content areas
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February 27 (Collaboration) |
Building level
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Examine benchmark data, plan using data, determine next assessment
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March 15 (PD Day) |
District level
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Examine results of common assessments and alignment to standards
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April 17 (Collaboration) |
Building level
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Examine outcomes regarding common assessments, plan with data |
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May 15 (Collaboration) |
District level
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Examine outcomes regarding common assessments, plan with data, develop draft goals for next school year |