Charlotte Central School

Remote Learning 

The power of PIPs in a pandemic

June 18, 2020 Scott Thompson 0 Comments Charlotte Central School

Middle school is not a Zoom room. When the quick switch to a remote environment was required, Charlotte Central School

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News 

A moment of collective efficacy

February 5, 2020February 6, 2020 Scott Thompson 0 Comments Charlotte Central School, Collective Efficacy, School Plans

What would it look like if your school plan was alive and represented in much of your day to day

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Learning Lab VT 

Takin’ a ride with Alpha 5

November 25, 2019November 26, 2019 Scott Thompson 0 Comments bright spots and belly flops, bright spots and flops, Charlotte Central School, podcasting

As an instructional coach, I want to push myself on the fact that I rarely take the time to celebrate

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#vted Reads 

#vted Reads: On The Come Up

November 18, 2019March 6, 2020 Jeanie Phillips 0 Comments Angie Thomas, Charlotte Central School, equity, Marley Evans, Mississippi, systemic racism, trauma-informed education

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Hoo boy, we have a CORKER of an episode for you today, with On The Come Up, by Angie Thomas.

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Learning Lab VT 

The Year of Yes

March 26, 2019November 15, 2019 Audrey Homan bright spots and belly flops, Charlotte Central School, flexible seating, passion projects, silent reading

The Year of Yes Or, Why My Kids Have Their Phones Out… I am a stickler for a plan.  Type

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Action Research 

How do you measure success with project-based learning?

February 25, 2019April 1, 2019 Audrey Homan 0 Comments Buck Institute, Charlotte Central School, design thinking, iteration, learning through failure, MGC, NGSS

“A Tale of Three Projects” Two Vermont educators share how they measure success with project-based learning units… in space! Allan

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Learning Lab VT 

Fractions, Llamas, Self-Directed Learning

January 16, 2019November 15, 2019 Audrey Homan bright spots and belly flops, Charlotte Central School

  Tasha Grey’s Learning Lab Reflection: As much as I love division with fractions, and think it makes perfect sense,

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