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EVIDENCE OF EXCELLENCE

Shared responsibility, shared success

Esther Starkman School

Esther Starkman School in Edmonton, Alberta, met the diverse needs of its K–9 learners by taking collective responsibility for every student’s growth. Find out how the school raised proficiency in English Language Arts and mathematics through collaboration and focus.

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EVIDENCE OF EXCELLENCE

Overcoming district challenges

Esther Starkman School

In British Columbia, École Mission Senior Secondary School met the multiple challenges of a school district reconfiguration while increasing student academic performance. How did they do it? By becoming proactive rather than reactive.

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RESOURCES

Evidence-based literacy tools at no cost

Literacy in a PLC at Work®

Take your reading and writing instruction to the next level. Access reproducibles, study guides, and evidence-based strategies for every student—completely free.

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Practical literacy strategies that drive results

Teacher reading with student

Turn research into results with literacy PD grounded in the science of reading. Gain the knowledge you need to boost comprehension and reading achievement with cutting-edge tools brought to you from industry experts.

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5%

increase in grade 6
language arts scores
on PAT

Closing the achievement gap at Esther Starkman

Through the PLC at Work® process, Esther Starkman School in Edmonton met the diverse needs of its students in grades K–9 by taking collective responsibility for the success of each learner. See how its PLC collaborated to improve instructional practices and close the achievement gap.

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22%

increase in primary students
meeting or exceeding
grade-level
expectations

Six straight years of academic improvement

See how St. Andrews School in Winnipeg used the PLC at Work® process to provide staff with more time to collaborate, improve data collection practices, and increase student reading scores year over year.

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