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Sister Schools Partnership

Sister Schools Partnership. Escuela Primaria Juventino Rosas and Sudlersville Elementary School. Alison Vooris Enrichment Teacher Specialist Mary Leventhal Sister School Coordinator. Veracruz, Mexico, 2010. Teacher Development Program Environmental Science Curricular Development

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Sister Schools Partnership

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  1. Sister Schools Partnership Escuela Primaria Juventino Rosas and Sudlersville Elementary School

  2. Alison VoorisEnrichment Teacher SpecialistMary LeventhalSister School Coordinator Veracruz, Mexico, 2010 Teacher Development Program Environmental Science Curricular Development Sister Schools Goal-Setting

  3. GOAL #1: • Sharpen the educational focus of our sister school partnership • Triangulate Program with Pronatura International – Mexico Headquarters

  4. GOAL #2: • Build on November 2009 QACPS Visit by EPJR Sister School Coordinator Dalia Rizo • Provide a Teacher In-Service Program on American Questioning Strategies for Class Assessment

  5. Cultural & Educational Exchanges • Environmental Science Projects • Language & Writing Development • Social Studies Analysis • Teacher Development Programs

  6. Teacher to Teacher Perspectives

  7. Partnership Opportunities SES Environmental Leadership Council Butterfly Migration Geographic Comparisons Environmental Protection Agrarian Studies Native Vegetation

  8. Sharing Teachable Moments

  9. Benefiting from Shared Projects

  10. Discovering Similarities in Culture

  11. . . . and in our Schools

  12. Appreciating Cultural Arts

  13. Making Family Connections

  14. Linking Everyday Lifestyles

  15. . . . with Friends and Families

  16. Enjoying New Adventures

  17. Ready to Explore More

  18. S.E.S. Multicultural Committee 2010Queen Anne’s County Public SchoolsSudlersville, Maryland, USA • Maria Andujar • Elaine Butler • Eric Christopher • Whitney Covington • Annette DiMaggio • Lynne Ewing • Terri Gloyd • Jen Holden • Mary Leventhal • Kim Adams-McGown • Elizabeth Miller • Sarah Pierson • Virginia Roberts • Angie Soto • Alison Vooris • Ursula Ward

  19. 2010 ItineraryMary Leventhal & Alison Vooris • June 21-22: Depart USA/Port of Veracruz • Touring and Planning • June 23-25: Village of Guadalupe • Official Meetings, Family Connections, Teaching, Professional Development • June 26: Xalapa (Capital of Veracruz) • Pronatura Meeting, Touring • June 27: Port of Veracruz • Bi-Centennial Regatta • June 28: Depart Mexico/Return USA

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