Welcome to the Lenawee Intermediate School District

Facilitated by Amanda Morris Room Setup: Banquet style for 30 – no backs to presenter Please have a registration table at the back of the room. Easel and Flip chart at the front IT Technology Needs: Screen/Speakers/Presenter computer “Clicker” Food/Refreshments: None needed

Facilitated by Amanda Ream, Mollie Tanner, Gina Sanderson, Jamie Salenbien CLC Room Setup: Banquet style for 30 participants – no backs to presenter Please have a registration table at the back of the room. Easel and Flip chart at the front PD Room Setup: Typical room setup. IT Technology Needs: Screen/Speakers “Clicker” Food/Refreshments: None needed

Facilitated by Ann Smart Room Setup: Banquet style for 30 participants – no backs to presenter Please have a registration table at the back of the room. Easel and Flip chart at the front IT Technology Needs: Screen/Speakers “Clicker” Food/Refreshments: Snacks and Drinks

Sorry, slight change in time to 8:30-3:00 Milton C. Porter Center 2946 Sutton Rd. Adrian, MI 49221 Facilitated by Mindy Westra, Dave Gough and Liz Newell – State of Michigan Room Setup: Banquet style for 40 participants – no backs to presenter Please have a registration table at the back of the room. Easel and Flip chart at the front IT Technology Needs: Screen/Speakers/Presenter computer with login “Clicker” Food/Refreshments: Coffee and Water for 30

Sorry, slight change in time to 8:30-3:00 Milton C. Porter Center 2946 Sutton Rd. Adrian, MI 49221 Facilitated by Mindy Westra, Dave Gough and Liz Newell – State of Michigan Room Setup: Banquet style for 40 participants – no backs to presenter Please have a registration table at the back of the room. Easel and Flip chart at the front IT Technology Needs: Screen/Speakers/Presenter computer with login “Clicker” Food/Refreshments: Coffee and Water for 30

CPI trainers are Jonathan Timm and Erin Skelton of the LISD Please place the tables/chairs more to one side of the space, so there’s plenty of floor space for the participants to practice their physicals. Banquet style for 30, 6 per double table, no backs to the front. 1 flipchart w/paper at the front 1 presenter table at the front 1 registration table at the window in classroom 3 1 beverage table at the back Coffee and ice water for 24, please. IT support: the presenters will use their own laptop, but please make sure they can successfully connect to the projector and run PPT, video, sound and internet.

The Cradle 2 Career Reading by Third Network is excited to continue our collaboration with Goodwill Industries of Southeast Michigan by offering our Winter Book Sort! Purpose The Winter book sort is intended to provide books to support school year literacy efforts, as guided by the Essential Instructional Practices and School-Wide Practices. Logistics We are pleased to announce two book sort opportunities at Goodwill’s Main Office: Wednesday, January 30th from 2:00 – 3:45 AND Thursday, January 31st from 2:00 – 3:45. Both sorts begin at 2:00 PM, and we ask that all books are selected and weighed by 3:45 PM, to ensure that Goodwill employees are able to close up at 4:00. All book sorts this year will be open to adults and high-school aged students only. Goodwill’s Main Office is located next to Lowe’s; please enter at the side entrance marked by the chalkboard sign. Attire Please adhere to Goodwill’s policy of closed-toe shoes. You might also consider wearing clothing that represents your school/center, as photos and/or video snippets will be taken to document our dedication to providing abundant reading material for all of our Lenawee learners! Boxes Please bring your own boxes/bags to the sort. The books will be weighed prior to exiting the building. It is recommended that sites do not wait until the end to weigh books, in order to be respectful of the 4:00 closing time. Labels All books must have labels placed on the front or back of the sorted books. Labels will be provided upon arrival to the book sort. Social Media Please promote our partnership with Goodwill by posting pictures on social media and tagging Goodwill Industries of Southeast Michigan. Please remember to include our hashtag, #LenaweeLiteracy. Survey Please take a moment to complete the survey linked here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/C266K8V This survey was created at the request of Goodwill, in the hopes of strengthening our partnership by increasing our awareness of educators’ book needs and literacy initiatives. Goodwill strives to meet the needs of Lenawee educators by providing the books their classrooms and learners truly need! District coaches and administrators, please complete the survey as well, answering the questions with a school-wide perspective, rather than classroom level. Thank you in advance!

Facilitated by Stan Masters

Facilitated by Ann Smart Room Setup: Standard room setup – no backs to presenter Please have a registration table at the back of the room. Easel and Flip chart at the front IT Technology Needs: Screen/Speakers “Clicker” Food/Refreshments: None needed

CPI trainers are Jonathan Timm and Erin Skelton of the LISD Please place the tables/chairs more to one side of the space, so there’s plenty of floor space for the participants to practice their physicals. Banquet style for 30, 6 per double table, no backs to the front. 1 flipchart w/paper at the front 1 presenter table at the front 1 registration table at the window in classroom 3 1 beverage table at the back Coffee and ice water for 24, please. IT support: the presenters will use their own laptop, but please make sure they can successfully connect to the projector and run PPT, video, sound and internet.

The Cradle 2 Career Reading by Third Network is excited to continue our collaboration with Goodwill Industries of Southeast Michigan by offering our Winter Book Sort! Purpose The Winter book sort is intended to provide books to support school year literacy efforts, as guided by the Essential Instructional Practices and School-Wide Practices. Logistics We are pleased to announce two book sort opportunities at Goodwill’s Main Office: Wednesday, January 30th from 2:00 – 3:45 AND Thursday, January 31st from 2:00 – 3:45. Both sorts begin at 2:00 PM, and we ask that all books are selected and weighed by 3:45 PM, to ensure that Goodwill employees are able to close up at 4:00. All book sorts this year will be open to adults and high-school aged students only. Goodwill’s Main Office is located next to Lowe’s; please enter at the side entrance marked by the chalkboard sign. Attire Please adhere to Goodwill’s policy of closed-toe shoes. You might also consider wearing clothing that represents your school/center, as photos and/or video snippets will be taken to document our dedication to providing abundant reading material for all of our Lenawee learners! Boxes Please bring your own boxes/bags to the sort. The books will be weighed prior to exiting the building. It is recommended that sites do not wait until the end to weigh books, in order to be respectful of the 4:00 closing time. Labels All books must have labels placed on the front or back of the sorted books. Labels will be provided upon arrival to the book sort. Social Media Please promote our partnership with Goodwill by posting pictures on social media and tagging Goodwill Industries of Southeast Michigan. Please remember to include our hashtag, #LenaweeLiteracy. Survey Please take a moment to complete the survey linked here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/C266K8V This survey was created at the request of Goodwill, in the hopes of strengthening our partnership by increasing our awareness of educators’ book needs and literacy initiatives. Goodwill strives to meet the needs of Lenawee educators by providing the books their classrooms and learners truly need! District coaches and administrators, please complete the survey as well, answering the questions with a school-wide perspective, rather than classroom level. Thank you in advance!