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Starting a teaching career or taking on a new grade level can be both exciting and overwhelming. Between learning curriculum expectations, managing classroom dynamics, and building relationships with students and families, many new and elementary teachers quickly realize: teaching is as much about learning as it is about doing. That’s why professional development (PD) is so essential in the early years. High-quality professional development for new teachers not only builds

As leaders during these difficult times, it can be hard to attract, hire, and retain great teachers. One way to do this is by creating a strong mentoring program at your school. Teachers want to feel valued, connected, and supported with the difficult work they do every day. Teachers who are new to your school, both new educators and veterans alike, need a high level of support. Providing the right support can ensure that they are successful and remain valuable members