November/December 2017 Edition
In this newsletter you'll find:
- AmeriCorps members busy mentoring at local schools
- Meyer grant boosts career-connected learning in our county
- DCPSS Executive Director recognized as Champion of Youth
- Educators sign up for Dec. 9 lending library workshop
 |  |  |
Exploring | Experimenting | Explaining |
Exploring
Experimenting
Explaining
2017 Champion of Youth chosen
DCPSS Executive Director Gwen Soderberg-Chase believes that by working together, we can all ensure each Douglas County child has a plan for the future.
Teachers to meet for Dec. 9 lending library workshop
Even if you can't sign up for the workshop, you can take a tour through the lending library by watching this short video: https://youtu.be/cEbMsR_HNyc.
Optics on options
Douglas County students joined others from Jackson and Josephine counties as they all attended the Southern Oregon Careers Trade Expo in Canyonville.
Educators get STEAMed
A series of work groups helped teachers share strategies on STEAM lessons in local schools
Seeking stories
DCPSS is collecting information from local professionals on their classroom-to-career journeys, in hopes of sharing practical steps with Douglas County families.
Explore Oregon Connections, UV Resource Library
Engage students with access to professional experts, STEM materials, through these free tools.
 |  |  |
Learn more about DCPSS! | Find out about this campaign Read on to join the #DCEdMatters mantra! | Learn about STEAM! |