In furtherance of a LYS Nation tradition, we will take this time to tip
our caps to the campuses that have embraced the most important step in creating
and maintaining an action oriented professional learning community. These
are the campuses that have conducted an extraordinary number of formative
classroom observations in a given month. In October, the Hero Schools met or
exceeded the targets below:
Big Schools – 325 PowerWalks Observations
Medium Sized Schools – 225 PowerWalks Observations
Small Schools – 125 PowerWalks Observations
Very Small Schools – 65 PowerWalks Observations.
For November, due to the Thanksgiving holiday, we will adjust to the
targets listed below:
The November Hero School Targets
Big Schools – 250 PowerWalks Observations
Medium Sized Schools – 175 PowerWalks Observations
Small Schools – 95 PowerWalks Observations
Very Small Schools – 50 PowerWalks Observations.
For the record, the schools in the LYS nation conducted a total of
14,136 PowerWalks observations this past month. But enough stalling. Without further ado, here are your
thirty-nine PowerWalks Hero Schools for the month of October 2014.
Congratulations!!!
Elementary Schools
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Junior High & Middle Schools
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Alternative Schools
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Combined Campuses
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High Schools
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Raymond E. Curtis ES (WISD –
small school): 656
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Magnolia JH (MISD – midsized
school): 346
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San Marcos School (JWPCS –
very small school): 207
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Louis Schools (LISD – small
school): 270
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Morton Ranch HS (KISD – large
school): 575
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Winona ES / IS (WISD – small
school): 619
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Big Spring JH (BSISD –
midsized school): 300
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Afton Oaks School (JWPCS –
very small school): 71
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Frost Schools (FISD – very
small school): 82
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Fairdale HS (JCPS – large school):
531
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David Crockett ES (WISD –
small school): 537
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Big Spring IS (BSISD - small
school): 284
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Weatherford HS (WISD – large
school): 428
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Rennell ES (CFISD – midsized
school): 446
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Hutto MS (HISD – midsized
school): 232
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Iroquois HS (JCPS – large
school): 331
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Marlin ES (MISD – very small
school): 384
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Shirley Hall MS (WISD –
midsized school): 227
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Dublin HS (DISD – small
school): 287
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Refugio ES (RISD – small
school): 351
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Dublin IS (DISD – very small
school): 151
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Big Spring HS (BSISD –
midsized school): 269
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Juan N. Seguin ES (WISD –
small school): 309
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Marlin MS (MISD – very small
school): 85
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Weatherford 9th
Grade Center (WISD – small school): 217
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Ray ES (HISD – small school):
303
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Marlin HS (MISD – very small
school): 82
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Marcy ES (BSISD – small
school): 296
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Washington ES (BSISD – small
school): 281
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Johnson ES (HISD – small
school): 270
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Dublin ES (DISD – very small
school): 265
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Veterans’ Hill ES (HISD –
small school): 202
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Bill W. Wright ES (WISD –
small school): 202
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Goliad ES (BSISD – small
school): 184
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Bose Ikard ES (WISD – small
school): 184
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Mary Martin ES (WISD – small
school): 172
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Moss ES (BSISD – small
school): 172
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Hutto ES (HISD – small
school): 156
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Stephen F. Austin ES (WISD –
small school): 143
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Think. Work. Achieve.
Your turn...
- Call Jo at (832) 477-LEAD to order your campus set of “The Fundamental 5: The Formula for Quality Instruction.” Individual copies available on Amazon.com! http://tinyurl.com/Fundamental5
- Now at the Apple App Store: Fun 5 Timer (Fundamental 5 Delivery Tool); Fun 5 Plans (Fundamental 5 Lesson Plan Tool)
- Upcoming Presentations: ASCD Annual Conference; TEPSA Summer Conference
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