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CC#121: Culture, Routines, and PLCs with Principal Ariel Jankord Lincoln Elementary - USD 290

In this episode, Ariel Jankord shares her insights on building strong PLCs, establishing effective routines at the start of the school year, and creating a positive school culture. She discusses practical strategies for principals to foster collaboration, set expectations, and support staff development.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and guest background
02:03 What is a strong PLC and its practical application
03:52 Establishing expectations and routines for PLCs
06:06 Using data and assessments effectively in PLCs
08:57 Guiding teams and fostering collaboration
11:01 Norms, autonomy, and team ownership
12:46 Role of principal in leading PLCs
15:02 Meeting schedules and team support
16:56 Common assessment practices and grading
19:05 Classroom observations and visible practices
21:01 Start-of-year routines and community building
22:51 Fun activities and staff engagement
25:08 Welcoming new students and families
27:03 Common mistakes and advice for new principals
29:06 First days of school and building relationships
31:59 Rapid fire questions and personal insights

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