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Welcome to our June Newsletter!

Sustaining and Spreading
ILC Principles Blog

Waugh and Old Adobe ILC Teams

In Waugh SD and Old Adobe USD, this cross-district ILC team has worked together to develop opportunities to offer teacher-led professional development. Their teamwork helped them get funding from their districts and local organizations and create workshops on topics relevant to educators in their districts.

Click here to learn more.

Members of the Waugh and Old Adobe ILC teams.

Announcements

Annoucing ILC 2.0!


Read about the ILC 2.0 in the flyer >> 
 

This will be the last message about the ILC Project sent by SCOPE. To stay informed about ILC 2.0, go to www.cta.org/ilc.

ILC Virtual Celebration


In May, current and alumni ILC members gathered virtually to celebrate the successes and accomplishments of the ILC since 2014!

View the member-created Kudoboards and access the slide deck.

Screenshots below shared by ILC member Karen Sher:

Recent ILC session at ASCD Annual Conference




The "Instructional Leadership Corps: Putting Professional Learning in the Hands of the Profession” session, in collaboration with the Learning Policy Institute, featured the work of the Inglewood USD and Conejo Valley USD ILC teams. View the session materials here: http://bit.ly/ilc-ASCD-2021. Conference registrants can access the session recording until mid-July.

New ILC Tool for Practice


We are delighted to announce the publication of the latest ILC Tool for Practice, Equity Cards for Discourse, that focuses on listening and speaking strategies for creating more equitable learning environments for students and educators using resources from the San Francisco Coalition of Essential Small Schools.

Updated ILC Handbook


We have updated the ILC Handbook to include data from ILC work in 2020–21 as well as links to archive versions of the ILC Training Libraries (see Chapter 4 Resources list). Our appreciation to ILC members Michael Delaney and Ken Klieman for their assistance with reviewing and tagging MANY resources from ILC conference sessions.

ILC Member Spotlight


We’re pleased to highlight ILC members and their accomplishments each month. Congratulations all!

We encourage celebrating ILC member accomplishments listed here with social media posts. Click each post to share! 
Congratulations to ILC member Kristan Morales who has been named a Riverside County Teacher of the Year! She has now advanced to the California State Teacher of the Year competition with the support of the ILC family!
Ma Bernadette Andres-Salgarino spoke as part of the “Bringing Our Math Community Back Together: Re-Energizing Our Commitment to Student Success” FREE Mini-Conference on June 16.
 
And, ILC Participating Project Partner Sandhya Raman participated in the mini-conference!

ILC in the News

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Many Thanks


It would be impossible to thank everyone who has helped the ILC reach more than 166,000 educators in thousands of schools in at least 574 school districts. We are especially grateful for our funders; without them none of this would have happened. The ILC project has been made possible in part by grants from the S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation, the Stuart Foundation, the National Education Association, the California Education Policy Fund (CEPF), and the Community Education Fund grant making strategy of Silicon Valley Community Foundation, in addition to in-kind contributions from the project partners, the CTA, SCOPE, and the NBRC.
 
Thank you,
The ILC Team
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