Effective Instruction
What is Effective Instruction?
Effective Instruction at the St. Anthony-New Brighton School District is grounded in the ultimate goal of success for each student. Through rigorous and relevant curriculum and instruction, students are challenged to use high-level thinking and reasoning skills, make connections and meaning between their past and new learning, and apply their learning in meaningful ways.
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We nurture the brilliance of each student and staff member
We are proud to offer numerous staff development opportunities that enhance and inspire staff as we move towards a proficiency-based grading model. Staff members attend professional development sessions that explore topics around social-emotional learning, literacy, trends in classroom management and more.
By 2025, we will move to proficiency-based learning and grading, which is a system where students receive feedback and scores based on how well they can meet the specific goals or standards of a class.
Effective Instruction articles for families
This editorial was written by Superintendent Dr. Renee Corneille for the July 18, 2024 Northeaster publication.
St. Anthony - New Brighton Schools is excited to announce that Dr. Tamika Fuller has accepted the position of Director of Effective Instruction.
Join Director of Teaching and Learning Andrew Hodges in the next installment of Bringing the Brilliance.
This is the first part in a three-part series on proficiency-based grading at St. Anthony - New Brighton (SANB) Schools.
We seek to set our teachers, staff and students up for success and align with our vision to be Ever Brighter.