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Wednesday, March 25, 2026 at 3:24 PM

CCSD Note on Professional Development

CCSD Note on Professional Development
Teachers participate in Savvas training with trainer Rebecca Rosher. Photo by Asst. Superintendent Stacey Cooper.

Many people outside the field of education might imagine that teacher professional development days are leisurely affairs—perhaps involving a few meetings and some coffee with colleagues before heading home early. However, this couldn't be further from the truth. In reality, professional development is a rigorous, full-time commitment. Teachers often work through their summers and engage in continuous learning to maintain their certification. 

At CCSD, we take our professional learning seriously. On Friday, September 13, our staff participated in various development opportunities including English Language Arts and Math curriculum development, TRIBES student relationship-building, Infinite Campus Training, Suicide Prevention, Pyramids of Intervention, and more. This list is far from exhaustive, yet it highlights the diverse and intensive nature of our professional learning.

We are fortunate to have such dedicated professionals within our district. Weekends, holidays, and summer breaks are often filled with opportunities for growth and learning, all to enhance our teaching practices and the overall effectiveness of our schools. Just as parents strive for the best for their children, so do we, and there is no better way to prepare than through ongoing professional development.

 

 


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