Oregon Alternative Education Community Webinar and Summit
Join the Oregon alternative education community for a webinar and summit in November 2019 featuring specialists discussing program improvement, data analysis, instructional strategies, and more. Get involved, share best practices, and explore the idea of forming an alternative education association in Oregon.
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Monthly Alternative Education Community Webinar November 12, 2019 Annie Marges, ODE Alternative Education Options Specialist Jeremy A. Wartz, ODE Program Analyst
Preparation for Alt Ed Summit in early 2020 Thinking about topic areas for sessions: Program Improvement? o Data Analysis? Instructional Strategies? o Utilizing virtual tools? o Content area resources? Career/College Transitions? o Access for DACA/Undocumented students? Social Emotional Learning / Trauma Informed Practice? o Research-based strategies? Student Success Act? o Implications for Alt Ed?
Alt Ed Community Involvement Do you have best practices to share? (of course you do!) Call for presentations to go out in early December!
Alt Ed Community Association? Our current network of Private Alternative Education sites: 43 Public Alternative Education schools and programs: 100+ Our community of practice: 13,000 students What would it look like to form an Alt Ed Association / Collaborative / Network in Oregon?
