Curriculum committee meeting

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1. The curriculum committee meeting discussed plans for Black History Month events and a curriculum night. 2. For Black History Month, ideas included a virtual tour, scavenger hunt, podcasts about local African American figures, and classroom events like an art gallery walk and HBCU assembly. Subcommittees were assigned tasks and due dates. 3. The curriculum night was proposed for February 26. Format options included content-specific rooms or grade-level rooms. Presentations would be 15-18 minutes. 4. The Allen Gras/Peace Fest committee discussed float themes focusing on Greensboro history and school names. Themes would be content-specific.

Curriculum Committee Meeting-3:30
? Agenda
? Mission, Vision, Motto ( 3 Minutes)
? Sharing of Sub- Meeting Notes ( 7 minutes)
? Small Group Work Sessions ( 25- 30 minutes)
? Group Report Outs- (10-15 Minutes)

Sub- Committee Report Out-Black
History Month
? Committee Meeting Attendees: McClain, Williams, C. Hall, Willis, Fletcher
? Ideas:
? -Virtual Tour ( eyes on the prize)snippets
�C Scavenger Hunt throughout the month via tablets, clues presented on Morning Show
�C 2 Live Podcasts: featuring 2 AA historical figures from Greensboro ( McClain contacts)
? 1st AA fire chief in GSO
? 1st AA accountant in GSO
�C Project Harlem Renaissance Quotes; music on the morning announcements ( Harlem
Renaissance theme days)
�C 2 class-wide events
? Walking art gallery ( Aux Gym)
? HBCU Theme Assembly ( highlighting Triad schools-per grade level) �C proposed date 2.26 @ 1:30
�C Grade Levels will research a university and do a presentation at the assembly
�C Step team performances ( per Ms. McClain��s contacts from Bennett)
�C Ms. McClain will develop a small student step team will also perform

Curriculum Night Sub Committee
Report Out
? Proposed Date: 2.26.14-6:00- 7:00pm ( 2.27 is a
workday)-Do we want to change the date? Black
History event same day.
? Proposed Format
�C 4 Content Rooms ( Sci, SS, ELA, Math)
�C Grade level (student) presentations within rooms
OR
�C 3 grade level rooms ( media center �Cboth sides, Stover��s
room)
�C Content ( student) presentations within each room
? Presentations 15-18 minutes each
? Parents with multiple students in varying grade can visit during
chosen content presentation

Allen Gras/Peace Fest Committee
Responsibilities
Task # 1:
Generate a list of themes for the students to
vote on to base the float designs.
Proposed Float Themes ( 8 Floats):
? Each Float will be content specific
? Greensboro Historical Figures
? School Names ( historical Figures �CGCS)

Small Group Break out ( 25 minutes)
? Group 1: Black History Month
�C Willis, McClain, Williams, Fletcher *, Parker,
George
? Group 2: 2nd Semester Curriculum Night
�C Krider, McNeil, Long, Broderick, Norris, T. Ross,
Foxx, Norris
? Group 3: Float Themes
�C Sinclair, Tracy, Flores,Patouillet

Black History Month
? Group 1: Black History Month
�C Willis, McClain, Williams, Fletcher *, Parker, George
? Report Out, please type and email:
? Events: Dates, Time, Responsible parties to
achieve goal
�C Each person should have an active role with dates of
completion
? Next meeting date to solidify and confirm all
events
? Who will present ideas to Dr. Gorham for
approval

Allen Gras/Peace Fest Committee
Responsibilities
Group 3: Patouillet, Tracy, Sinclair, Flores
Task # 1-Please report out, please type and email:
Generate a list of themes for the students to vote
on to base the float designs.
Proposed Float Themes ( 8 Floats):
? Each Float will be content specific
? Greensboro Historical Figures
? School Names ( historical Figures �CGCS)

Curriculum Night 2
? Team: Sinclair, Flores, Tracy, Sinclair
? Please report out and email:
-Event date & time
- Event Layout
-Roles and responsibilities-with dates of
completion
-Every member should have an active role

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Curriculum committee meeting

1. Curriculum Committee Meeting 1.6.15

2. Curriculum Committee Meeting-3:30 ? Agenda ? Mission, Vision, Motto ( 3 Minutes) ? Sharing of Sub- Meeting Notes ( 7 minutes) ? Small Group Work Sessions ( 25- 30 minutes) ? Group Report Outs- (10-15 Minutes)

3. Sub- Committee Report Out-Black History Month ? Committee Meeting Attendees: McClain, Williams, C. Hall, Willis, Fletcher ? Ideas: ? -Virtual Tour ( eyes on the prize)snippets �C Scavenger Hunt throughout the month via tablets, clues presented on Morning Show �C 2 Live Podcasts: featuring 2 AA historical figures from Greensboro ( McClain contacts) ? 1st AA fire chief in GSO ? 1st AA accountant in GSO �C Project Harlem Renaissance Quotes; music on the morning announcements ( Harlem Renaissance theme days) �C 2 class-wide events ? Walking art gallery ( Aux Gym) ? HBCU Theme Assembly ( highlighting Triad schools-per grade level) �C proposed date 2.26 @ 1:30 �C Grade Levels will research a university and do a presentation at the assembly �C Step team performances ( per Ms. McClain��s contacts from Bennett) �C Ms. McClain will develop a small student step team will also perform

4. Curriculum Night Sub Committee Report Out ? Proposed Date: 2.26.14-6:00- 7:00pm ( 2.27 is a workday)-Do we want to change the date? Black History event same day. ? Proposed Format �C 4 Content Rooms ( Sci, SS, ELA, Math) �C Grade level (student) presentations within rooms OR �C 3 grade level rooms ( media center �Cboth sides, Stover��s room) �C Content ( student) presentations within each room ? Presentations 15-18 minutes each ? Parents with multiple students in varying grade can visit during chosen content presentation

5. Allen Gras/Peace Fest Committee Responsibilities Task # 1: Generate a list of themes for the students to vote on to base the float designs. Proposed Float Themes ( 8 Floats): ? Each Float will be content specific ? Greensboro Historical Figures ? School Names ( historical Figures �CGCS)

6. Small Group Break out ( 25 minutes) ? Group 1: Black History Month �C Willis, McClain, Williams, Fletcher *, Parker, George ? Group 2: 2nd Semester Curriculum Night �C Krider, McNeil, Long, Broderick, Norris, T. Ross, Foxx, Norris ? Group 3: Float Themes �C Sinclair, Tracy, Flores,Patouillet

7. Black History Month ? Group 1: Black History Month �C Willis, McClain, Williams, Fletcher *, Parker, George ? Report Out, please type and email: ? Events: Dates, Time, Responsible parties to achieve goal �C Each person should have an active role with dates of completion ? Next meeting date to solidify and confirm all events ? Who will present ideas to Dr. Gorham for approval

8. Allen Gras/Peace Fest Committee Responsibilities Group 3: Patouillet, Tracy, Sinclair, Flores Task # 1-Please report out, please type and email: Generate a list of themes for the students to vote on to base the float designs. Proposed Float Themes ( 8 Floats): ? Each Float will be content specific ? Greensboro Historical Figures ? School Names ( historical Figures �CGCS)

9. Curriculum Night 2 ? Team: Sinclair, Flores, Tracy, Sinclair ? Please report out and email: -Event date & time - Event Layout -Roles and responsibilities-with dates of completion -Every member should have an active role

10. Small Group Report Outs

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