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elementary koosharem elementary monroe elementary pahvant elementary salina elementary preschools monroe preschool richfield preschool salina preschool board of education policies 1000 - organization & admin 2000 - personnel 3000 - student policies 4000 - educational program 5000 - fiscal management 6000 - miscellaneous employment job openings licensure background check get to know sevier parent login sunday, 08 july 2018 home email print june 2018 superintendent's scoop superintendent’s scoop june 2018 making a lasting impact in the life of a student is a very rewarding experience. nearly everyone can name a teacher who has left a positive impression on their life in one-way or another. students who receive support and encouragement from one-caring adult while in school can improve academic success. our goal is to have all students feel as though his or her teacher cares about them, believes in them, and leaves a lasting positive impression. just like students, teachers need support and positive relationships. one way to provide that support is through instructional coaches. this year an equalization bill was passed by the legislature that helped provide funding toward hiring instructional coaches for each school. the funding for the instructional coach was calculated and allocated according to the school’s student count. teachers are lifelong learners always seeking opportunities to grow and searching for ways to become innovative in their classrooms. instructional coaches work collaboratively with educators and help them become better teachers. they observe teachers teaching, go over instructional data, and model good teaching practices. no matter what age or how long a teacher has been teaching, there is always room for growth and new ideas. robert john meehan said, “the most valuable resource that all teachers have is each other. without collaboration, our growth is limited to our own perspectives.” instructional coaches play a support role to teachers. when a teacher inherits the desire to improve and the relationship is built on trust, personalized professional growth for every teacher is possible. students win in buildings with instructional coaches. cheryl wright, an instructional coach at washington high school in kansas city said, “having the culture of coaching is contagious and can spread to teachers at all levels of the career ladder. if you set it up so people see others benefiting from coaching and succeeding, and they see that the process is grounded in respect, then they [will also] want to try it.” our desire is to create a culture of feedback for every aspect of our school district. we know having these new instructional coaches in our schools will provide a bright future for our teachers and students. teachers will have additional resources to make improvements and provide students with a positive impression–one that hopefully, they will never forget. reference: kim greene, ascd- every coach for every teacher, march 2018 volume 60, number 3 email print preschool registration registration now open click image above for registration form email print cte center opportunities email print cte center richfield reaper – cte article may 2018 when richfield high school senior cayden acord walks across the stage later this month to accept his diploma, he’s going to be able to start working at his new job as an automotive technician in st. george. acord will be starting right out of high school with a career — although he doesn’t plan to stop. “i’m going to study the medical field,” acord said. rather than working the grind of fast food, retail or call centers like many college students, acord will be able to make good money while continuing his studies, said dave sorensen, a counselor at rhs. “cayden has been aggressive in exploring different career paths,” sorensen said. he said by utilizing offerings at both the sevier career and technical education center and snow college richfield, acord has set himself up for success. sorensen said by utilizing cte courses and enrolling in snow college technical programs while still in high school, students can explore a wide variety of careers, but also pursue depth in them, like acord. “i’ve been in a lot of cte classes … welding, engineering, robotics and machine tools,” acord said. he said each class emphasized hands-on experiences. “the biggest piece to me was the teachers,” acord said. he said teachers at the cte encouraged students to get their hands on things as much as possible. “that’s what worked for me, working through my mind and my hands,” acord said. learning through one’s hands became key for anthony madriz. when he started out at south sevier high school as a sophomore, he had 1.7 of the required 32 credits needed for graduation. things looked grim, but by mapping out a pathway to graduation that included cte courses, he is now on track to have his diploma on schedule. madriz responded to the cte courses, and enrolled in snow’s welding program. now with a certification under his belt, when madriz graduates, he’ll hit the workforce as a skilled welder. madriz also has a job lined up after graduation. buses take students from the south sevier and north sevier area each school day so students can take advantage of cte and snow college offerings in richfield. north sevier students noah porter and mitch sorensen both earned their associate of applied science degrees in machine tool technology. “i started going over there with my brother,” porter said. he said soon he was enrolled at snow, and now he’s planning to work in the field while studying how to be a gunsmith. “i had no idea you could do the things you can do over there,” sorensen said. he said the machine tools shop at the college is top of the line, and the instructors are flexible. “there’s very little classroom time, it’s almost all in the shop,” sorensen said. he said he plans to transfer down to dixie state university and continue to study machine tool technology. sorensen said he also liked being able to earn college credits for much less money than it would have cost had he waited until after high school. “we’ve had 20 to 30 other students catch the these guys’ excitement,” said barry smith, faculty advisor at nshs. “they’ve become a pair of leaders for these kids.” the ultimate goal of education is to prepare young people to be able to function as adults, said cade douglas, superintendent of sevier school district. he said the district’s partnership with snow college richfield and the cte center are opportunities to give students a jump-start on post-high education and job training. “college is important, as long as you look at it as one, two, four or more,” douglas said. he said technical training and certificates can be just as, if not more valuable, than a traditional four-year degree for many students. “a lot of our students have no interest in a four-year degree,” douglas said. “that doesn’t mean that we can’t still set them 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