SWWC, in partnership with the New Teacher Center, is offering a Q & A Webinar, along with a series of three pre-implementation meetings to explore mentoring program options to improve student achievement, increase teacher effectiveness, and dramatically reduce the turnover rate of new teachers.

By working in conjunction with school districts, state policymakers and educators from across the country to increase effectiveness of teachers and school leaders at all levels, NTC has developed a series of results-orientated programs that align with district learning goals and address teacher induction, instructional coaching and school leadership development.  All of these programs take place on premises within local school environments.

When we focus on teachers, students succeed.  NTC understands that providing educators at all levels with the foundation and supporting infrastructure necessary for individual success translates to the success of society as a whole.

Please Note:

• Teams will need to register below for each event they plan on attending
• Lunch will be provided at the meetings
• Location may change if over 45 participants

Cost: Free 

These meetings are free to attend, but teams must register.

Please click on the individual dates below to register. You can register for all of them now or you can register at a later date if you wish

• October 4th  - 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. - Q&A WEBINAR (login info will be sent to you)  
• October 16th - 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. - Pre-Implementation Mtg #1 - SWWC Service Cooperative, Marshall
• November 9th - 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. - Pre-Implementation Mtg #2 - SWWC Service Cooperative, Marshall
• December 6th - 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. - Pre-Implementation Mtg #3 - SWWC Service Cooperative, Marshall

Who should attend? Administrator(s) and teacher leaders or other roles in your district that would be involved in mentor ship implementation or who can help you determine/provide insight if this is the direction for professional growth your district wants to pursue.  Teams of 2 to 5 are recommended, as well as those that can consistently attend all 3 meetings.