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Math

Math

Our math specialist strives to maximize student learning through collaborative one-on-one and department coaching, Oregon and National math curricular and instructional reforms, Oregon Math Standards expertise, culturally sustaining and equitable practices, professional learning community support, free educator and admin professional development, math book studies alongside cross-district math collaboration and networking, and math curriculum and materials adoption through implementation guidance.

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Upcoming Math workshops

Program Contacts

Lori MacKenzie
Math Specialist Teaching & Learning

Teaching & Learning News

Feb 28,2025

Staff spotlight: Diana Jimenez, preschool specialist

February 28th, 2025|

The first full week of March is designated as Classified Employee Appreciation Week. At Clackamas ESD alone, we have more than 60 types of classified jobs. These are people who touch every corner of our agency’s work and the districts we support, from providing hands-on help to teachers, children and families, to [...]

Feb 21,2025

Clackamas Connect Career Hub: A new platform linking schools with local employers for career development opportunities

February 21st, 2025|

Clackamas Education Service District is excited to introduce the Clackamas Connect Career Hub, an easy-to-use online platform designed to bridge the gap between schools and industry partners. This resource gives educators direct access to regional employers eager to collaborate with schools and career and technical education programs. The Clackamas Connect [...]

Feb 4,2025

Staff spotlight: Bill Blevins, regional coordinator of career and technical education

February 4th, 2025|

Career and technical education offers students valuable hands-on experience in high-demand fields like health care, engineering, information technology and manufacturing. CTE programs not only equip students with the practical skills needed for today’s jobs; they also contribute to graduation rates nearly 10 percentage points higher than those of students who [...]

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