Professional Activity Day Plans- June 7, 2024

 

Sharing Professional Activity Day Plans- June 7, 2024

As per PPM 151, Administrators are required to electronically share their P.A. Day plans with parents/guardians and School Council Chair(s) and post a copy in a conspicuous place in the main office 14 days prior to the P.A. Day e.g., by May 23, 2024. P.A. Day plans will also be posted on the Board’s public website.  For your convenience, a copy of the P.A. Day plan overview is shared below for administrators to use when communicating with their communities.

 

Length: Full Day

Topic: Report Card Preparation, Reporting to Parents, Ongoing Communication

Entity Hosting: All Elementary Schools

Presenter(s)/Facilitator(s): Teacher/DECE

Description: Full day of professional activities focused on reporting to parents and ongoing communication regarding student achievement and well-being. 

 

If you have any questions, please contact your school Principal. 

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