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Georgia Educators,
I see you.
I see the strength you show every day for your students, the dedication you show your students, and the calling you answer...
https://www.woodsforsuper.com/updates/supt-woods-to-georgia-educators-you-are-valued-you-are-appreciated-and-you-are-seen
@GAEvoices @PAGE_EdNews @educators1st #gapol
My opponent created TKES.
We must get rid of the ‘gotcha’ tool driving teachers out of our profession & replace it w/ a tool supporting the growth of teachers throughout their professional careers -- from 1st yr teacher to teacher leader.
@educators1st @GAEvoices @PAGE_EdNews
This week is Teacher Appreciation Week.
Please take a moment this week to thank a teacher.
To our educators – thank you for what you do each & every day for our kids. Thank you for answering the call to teach.
#TeacherAppreciationWeek @educators1st @GAEvoices @PAGE_EdNews
🥁We have our 2023 Georgia Teacher of the Year...🥁
Congrats to Michael Kobito!🎉
Mr. Kobito is AP Music Theory Teacher and High School Band Director at Woodland High School for Bartow County Schools.
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PROVEN LEADERSHIP.
Time and again, Richard Woods has stood up for Georgia’s students and fought against Washington overreach – and won. 🥊
He’s led the charge for common sense. #gapol
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Teachers, take advantage of this great opportunity!GaDOE is awarding $1,496,992 to 14 RESA and higher education program providers to help teachers obtain dyslexia endorsements and support students with dyslexia, State School Superintendent Richard Woods announced today.
“Students’ future options increase exponentially when they master reading, a foundational skill that every child in Georgia should learn,” Superintendent Woods said. “These grants support dyslexia professional development initiatives across the state by providing Georgia public school teachers with opportunities to receive the training to improve reading success for all students, including students with dyslexia.”
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Job Fair in CherokeeThe Cherokee County School District will present a Job Fair focused on hiring support staff for next school year from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 26, at our technology campus at 1020 Keeter Road, Canton, 30114.
We will be accepting applications and conducting interviews during the event for next school year openings for: bus drivers, School Nutrition workers and paraprofessionals. You will be able to meet and speak with people who work in these roles for CCSD. These positions offer outstanding full-time benefits and follow the school calendar. CCSD provides training, including licensing for school bus drivers and safety certification for School Nutrition workers, as well as professional development and advancement opportunities.
You can complete an application and references in advance by clicking on Jobs@CCSD at www.cherokeek12.net and selecting a position that interests you. Thanks to Goodwill of North Georgia for their support in hosting this event.
Questions? Contact CCSD Recruiter Lindsay.Bowley@cherokeek12.net and 770.704.4256.
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