PLC Days and Curriculum & Educator Night Materials

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 RE: PLC Days and Curriculum & Educator Night Materials

Good morning,
 The dust has begun to settle from the whirlwind that is the start of the school year. The students have started to adjust to waking up early, attending their classes, and have hopefully had some fun along the way. From FroshFest, to opening day assemblies, detailed course syllabi, and Curriculum & Educators Nights, our staff’s hardwork and planning has paid off. The best way that we know of to continue to support our students is for our staff to have time to collaborate. In order to make this happen, we have scheduled 7 PLC (Professional Learning Community) dates throughout the year. Our first date is this Wednesday, September 15th. On these days, classes will not start until 8:34 and we will run a slightly modified schedule the rest of the day. During this hour, the staff will have the opportunity to work with their department members and develop the resources needed to bring quality instruction and a positive student experience to your student. Occasionally, we will require that students attend at the normal 7:34 time so that we can host important class-level meetings. Buses will remain on schedule and our cafeteria space will be available for students who must arrive at the traditional start time. 


Here are the 7 dates (always on a Wednesday)

9/15/21, 10/6/21, 11/17/21, 12/8/21, 1/12/22, 2/2/22, & 3/9/22


Thank you for your understanding and support of this valuable professional learning community development time.


Our newly designed Curriculum & Educator Night was a huge success. The staff has made available digital resources for those of you that were unable to attend. Please use the following link to access the materials: 2021-22 Curriculum & Educator Night Materials


Sincerely,

Andy Peltz

Principal, Revere High School 

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