Katie Gregory, director of curriculum, instruction and accountability for the Kern County Superintendent of Schools, shares some of the resources available to local educators.
More than half of Kern County school districts have signed on to use Canvas, a learning management system, this fall, representing roughly 80,000 local students.
Photo courtesy Kern County Superintendent of Schools
Katie Gregory, director of curriculum, instruction and accountability for the Kern County Superintendent of Schools, shares some of the resources available to local educators.
More than half of Kern County school districts have signed on to use Canvas, a learning management system, this fall, representing roughly 80,000 local students.
Photo courtesy Kern County Superintendent of Schools
For the past several months, the Kern County Superintendent of Schools has led a team of educators from 17 Kern County school districts and partners from Fresno, Kings and San Luis Obispo County Offices of Education to develop standards-based distance learning curriculum in English language arts, math, English language development, science, history and social-emotional learning for students in transitional kindergarten through 12th grade.
Nine weeks of lessons and teacher and parent trainings have been completed, intended to give schools a head start on distance learning programs and to make improvements from the previous spring semester.
