WRAP courses and professional learning opportunities offered in the 2023-24 school year:
- High School Science for All (Patterns Science) - A three year course pathway and curriculum aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). The sequence consists of freshman physics, sophomore chemistry, and junior biology courses. Each course utilizes common instructional strategies, real world phenomena, and design challenges to engage students and support their learning.
Whether you are currently using the Patterns approach/curriculum or you are new to this method and content, virtual professional learning opportunities provide a great foundation for teachers interested in utilizing the open source curriculum and associated instructional strategies. Click here to register online or learn more about these paid professional learning offerings.
- Arts, Care & Connection - A free, high quality arts and social-emotional learning lessons for K-5 students for classroom teachers developed by Arts for Learning NW. Select school districts are currently piloting the Arts, Care & Connection content. A statewide rollout of the course content will be available for the 2024-25 school year including professional development opportunities for elementary classroom teachers and teaching artists (TBD)!
More information, including future opportunities for professional learning, can be found on the ODE Arts Education Resources webpage.
- Well-Rounded Computer Science - A
partnership with Oregon universities to deliver Exploring Computer Science, a research-based, well-rounded course in
Oregon high schools; support administrative and counselor capacity to provide
and sustain the offerings; and develop a data foundation to work towards
continuous and systemic improvement.
Course content in development for the 2024-25 school year:
More exciting WRAP courses and partnerships will be announced soon!