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Division of Student Learning

Mission: Today and tomorrow: committed to excellence for all.

Vision: Hutchinson Public Schools are committed to providing a engaging learning community for our students, faculty and staff. We challenge our students to achieve the skills to live and work in the 21st Century and to reach their full personal and academic potential. Excellence will be accomplished in a trusting, caring and cooperative environment.

Purpose Statement: The Division of Student Learning will continue to follow and enhance processes for defining, developing, implementing and assessing curriculum and instruction to increase achievement for all students.

Meet our staff:

Dr. Jeanne Stroh
Assistant Superintendent
strohj@usd308.com615-4051
Linda Grote Director of Special Education grotel@usd308.com615-5502
Donna Davis
Director of Secondary Learning davisdonna@usd308.com615-4050
Shirley Yoder CTE Curriculum & Instruction Specialist yoders@usd308.com615-4124
Amy Reilly
Instructional Specialist/Tech
reillya@usd308.com615-4021
Mary Smith Assistant Director of Special Education smithmk@usd308.com615-5503
Katie Taylor
Instructional Specialist/Secondary
taylork@usd308.com615-4020
Adelyn Soellner HHS Curriculum & Instruction Specialist
soellnera@usd308.com615-4019
Theresa Brown Literacy Coach brownt@usd308.com615-4082

Curriculum:
USD 308's curriculum is aligned to meet state and national standards. The current curriculum system provides for both comprehensive and yearly reviews of curriculum. There is a Curriculum Council that oversees curriculum development through the content area task force and the development of Essentials in the five core content areas which include: reading, math, science, social studies, and writing. Curriculum Essentials are reviewed at least once a year. Curriculum mapping is being implemented at the secondary level and progressing at the elementary level. Curriculum Essentials are reviewed at least once a year. Curriculum mapping is being implemented at the secondary level and progressing at the elementary level.

Instruction:
Instruction is based on best and researched practices and follows an instructional process.

Identified best practices initiated across the district include: Ruby Payne, Cooperative Learning, and Integrated Technology.