Seattle Public Schools | Math Curriculum Training

Math Training
Updated: May 14, 2008

Seattle Public Schools' goal is to increase the effectiveness of teaching and learning so that all students can learn challenging mathematics and have equitable opportunities for high achievement. The classes being offered are intended to help us build capacity for implementation of a new material adoption at the elementary and high school level.

Everyday Math Initial Use	Elementary Training
Middle School Training	High School Training
Summer Classes Are Indicated By This Background:

Elementary Initial Use

Frequently Asked Questions

Non-District Sponsored Training


EveryDay Math Training
	Course Name	Course Code	Dates	Time	Location
	District Assessment Session (Everyday Math)		May 21	1:30-4:30	your school
	K-5 Initial Use	EDMK25	June 19-20	8:30-3:30	Coe
	K-5 Initial Use	EDMK252	Aug 19-20	8:30-3:30	To Be Determined
	Primary (K-2) Initial Use	EDMK22	July 28-29	8:30-3:30	Stanford Center
	Intermediate (3-5) Initial Use	EDM325	July 30-31	8:30-3:30	Stanford Center

Elementary Math
	Course Name	Course.Session	Dates	Time	Location
	DMI Data	DMID01	June 30 - July 3	Mon-Wed: 8:30-4:30 Thurs: 8:30-12:30	Stanford Center
	DMI Patterns, Function & Change	DMIPFC01	July 21-25	8:30-3:30	Stanford Center

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