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Blackfoot School Case Study
The Blackfoot School District has gone through many leadership changes in the past 5 years. We have had three different super intendents, and 5 out of 6 elementary principals changed schools. I think that the district is doing better at curriculum planning now that leadership changes are settling down. The district also hired a new curriculum director that is amazing and very well organized. I am excited to see all her hard work continue to improve our district. I also had no idea how much planning and organizing went into curriculum changes. I thought that a committee was formed, written curriculum examples and pilots were given out, and then the committee got together and made a recommendation after piloting material. After reading this
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