McDonald County School District Prepares for New School Year with Teacher & Driver Academies
McDonald County School District began preparations for the upcoming school year by hosting teacher and driver academies. These comprehensive training sessions aimed to ensure that educators and transportation personnel were equipped to handle the changes implemented in the district.
Teacher Academy
The teacher academy focused on updating instructional methods and strategies to better serve students in the new four-day school week. Educators were trained in adapting lesson plans and classroom dynamics to accommodate the revised schedule. The academy also covered effective methods for maintaining student engagement and ensuring a smooth transition.
Driver Academy
In addition to the teacher academy, the district organized a driver academy for its transportation staff. This training concentrated on the safe and efficient operation of school buses under the revised schedule. Drivers were instructed on adjusting routes and schedules to minimize disruption and ensure timely arrivals.
Preparing for a Successful Year
By hosting these academies, the McDonald County School District demonstrated its commitment to a successful and seamless transition to the four-day school week. The comprehensive nature of these sessions underscores the district’s dedication to providing the necessary tools and support for educators, drivers, and, ultimately, students.
