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| GA Department of Education |
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, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Georgia Performance Standards |
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| DOE Professional Learning |
OTHER DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL |
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| Professional Standards Commission |
(Name, title, and extension at 706-812-7900) |
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| School Improvement Plan |
Kathy Drake, Executive Assistant (ext. 142) |
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| Standards, Instruction & Assessment |
Jane Bozeman, Secretary for Professional Learning (ext. 190) |
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Dr. Pat Barton, Director of PreK - 5 Curriculum (ext. 154) |
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Kim Warner, Dir. of Federal Programs & Middle School Curriculum (ext. 146) |
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| SIP Conferences & Follow-Ups |
Dr. Tonia Contorno, Director of Secondary Curriculum & CTAE (ext. 160) |
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| GAPSS/QAR Observation Template |
Lakshmi Sankar, Director of Exceptional Education 706.812.7939 |
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| Professional Learning Library |
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| How to get credit for PD 360 | Stephanie Phillips-Hardy, Dir. Student Interventions and Guests 812.7931 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Upcoming workshops | Melanie Traylor, School Improvement Spclst./Assessment Coordinator (ext. 158) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Troup County Schools is an equal opportunity employer and provider. |
Jacqueline Jones, Coordinator of Student Services (ext. 159) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Troup County Schools are accredited by SACS CASI and serve students in grades Pre-K through twelve. In grades Pre-K through 2, the emphasis is on literacy, with a focus on vocabulary development, phonics, sight words and comprehension. The elementary program, K through 5, is designed to meet individual needs of students by using a variety of strategies and resources. Manipulatives and computers help connect abstract concepts to real world experiences and prepare students for secondary coursework. Middle school programs blend a commitment to academic achievement with a supportive place to learn through the use of technology. High schools offer students the opportunity to excel with advanced placement, technical classes, and fine arts courses. Qualified students have the opportunity to learn even more in their fields of interest in collaboration with technical and traditional colleges in the area. |
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