Creating a District-Wide K-5 SEL Program
An Edutopia article on Meriden Public Schools’ launch of a district-wide kindergarten through 5th-grade social-emotional learning (SEL) program.
An Edutopia article on Meriden Public Schools’ launch of a district-wide kindergarten through 5th-grade social-emotional learning (SEL) program.
Meriden Public Schools explains its reimagining of the use of outdoor spaces to bring students back for in-person learning after school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
While state and other authorities provided an initial round of direction and data regarding public health and safety during COVID-19, schools ultimately had to look for a community partner with public health expertise to help answer questions, provide local direction, and monitor data for their school district. In many communities, this type of partner may be the local board of health or health department, though in some cases a state department of public health or other knowledgeable, trusted public health partner can fill this role. This Spotlight shares the experiences of Norwood, Milford, and Uxbridge school districts in Massachusetts who worked with their local boards of health to support safely reopening schools.
Meriden Public Schools’ training schedule and sample communications plan for their two-way communication tool rollout of ParentSquare.
Invitation from Meriden Public Schools to selected 4th-grade students to participate in a virtual summer STEM enrichment program.
Photo examples of how Meriden Public Schools leveraged outdoor spaces for in-person instruction during the pandemic.
A slide deck overview of Meriden Public Schools’ virtual summer STEM enrichment program, which includes the project objective of building a functioning tabletop game and a project timeline.
Meriden Public Schools explains the systems they put in place with the shift to remote learning to support multilingual parent/guardian communication.
Meriden Public Schools describes its collaborative partnership with the local teachers’ union and other community partners to problem solve and plan.
Meriden Public Schools explains its partnership with the local community college to trade classroom space for free college courses for Meriden staff and students.