1. LTPS Administration
New Teacher Orientation
August 23 – 29, 2012
Learning Intention: To gain an overview of
the expectations for teaching in Lawrence
2. Central Office Administration
Superintendent’s Office – Dr. Crystal Edwards
Office of Instructional Services (OIS)– Andrew Zuckerman
Department of Student Services (DOSS)– Dr. Erin Servillo
Personnel Office – Rebecca Gold
Business Office – Tom Eldridge
3. Principals/AP Team
Cindy Westhead PJ Barrett Cliff Williams Jessica Cincotta
LIS LMS LHS LHS
Jay Billy
SW Alyson Fischer
LHS
Judith
Bronston Dave Adam
LES LIS
Kathy Mindy Milavsky
Robbins LMS
EPS
Chris Jon Dauber
Turnbull LHS
BF
4. Instructional Services & Special
Pearl
Charatz
Services Team Lynn Booth
Special Special
Education Education
K-6 7-12
Maureen Hayes Barbara Beers
Humanities K-6 Humanities &
ESL 7-12
Melissa Lockett
Yvette Panasowich
STEM K-6
STEM & Pract. Arts 7-12
Ken Mason Dana Karas
Health & PE K- Guidance & Career K-
12, Athletics 12
5. A Letter to the New Staff
Dear New Staff Member, we are and what we hope for. We know that you will
use this information to make the best instructional
Welcome to our school district. We are so excited to decisions that would lead to our success.
have you here. As you know, our Superintendent only
hires the BEST teachers and staff members – so you Sincerely,
must be something special.
The Students of Lawrence Township Public Schools
Our Principals have asked us to share a little bit about
ourselves – the students you will teach. After all, we’re
the reason you are here! We recognize that your job is
tough and not many people have the talent and skills
that you have. It takes a special person to spend 7
hours a day, 180 days each year with us. But, we are
certainly worth it.
There are nearly 4000 students in this district and each
one wanted to write something in this letter.
Unfortunately, new teacher orientation is only a week
long and it would take over a month to read everyone’s
comments. So, we selected a few important
statements that represent a good cross section of who
11. Teaching & Learning: How to Teach
Walkthroughs
Observations
Annual Evaluations
Professional Development Plans (PDPs)
12. Walkthrough Protocol
There are 7 areas we observe:
1. Wall, Shelf and Bookcase Walk
2. Assessment
3. Student Engagement and Climate
4. Higher Order Questioning
5. Effective Communication
6. Standards and Objectives
7. Student Interviews
17. Reflection
Teaching & Learning: What to Teach
Curriculum
Lesson Plans
Curriculum Resources – Web Tools
Teaching & Learning: How to Teach
Walkthroughs
Observations , Annual Evaluations and PDPs
18. Looking Ahead
Tomorrow we will…
Find out who you are as a learner
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Instructional Strategies
Notas do Editor
What happens at the school level and the classroom level impacts student learning