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St. Louis Science Leaders’ Consortium

The St. Louis Science Leaders Consortium (SSLC) brings together 60 members from 23 local school districts and several science organizations, including curriculum coordinators, directors, and teachers. This collaborative platform focuses on sharing knowledge, resources, and best practices to enhance science curriculum. Members review educational materials, discuss insights from conferences, and engage with experts on CCSS, NGSS, and STEM initiatives. Join us for our upcoming events to deepen your understanding and improve science education in our community!

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St. Louis Science Leaders’ Consortium

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  1. St. Louis Science Leaders’ Consortium http://sslc1.wikispaces.com/

  2. SSLC 60 members representing 23 local school districts,and several local science organizations: • Science Curriculum Coordinators • District Directors and Superintendents of Curriculum • Department Chairs • Curriculum Coaches • Science Teachers • Academy of Science • STOM • Washington University and UMSL

  3. Collaborative Meeting Ground • Share knowledge, resources and best practices • Review and critique science curriculum materials and resources • Share information from attended science conferences • Bring in experts to help us learn about and grapple with CCSS, NGSS and STEM • Betsy O’Day; NGSS writer • Dr. Michael Wysession; lead writer of NGSS Earth Science • Deb Holmes; STEM TQ • Shaun Bates; DESE Science Consultant • David Ganey and Chris McGee; technology experts • IBD and MAP comparison and study

  4. Affiliations

  5. Amazing Opportunities in STL Saturday, March 29, 2014 UMSL Campus Free Registration will be available in December or January Saturday, February 8, 2014 Rodgers MS, Affton School District Free Register at edcampstl.wikispaces.com

  6. Contacts www.sslc1.wikispaces.com jroy@lindberghschools.ws cmcgee200@gmail.com slitherland@pkwy.k12.mo.us

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