Professional Learning Communities

Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) refer to a system of how a school collaboratively functions to improve students’ experience and achievement. When a school works as a PLC, teachers and teams regularly meet, improve their own learning, and plan how to respond to student need, whether students need intervention or enrichment. Find blog posts related to professional learning communities below!

Collaborating Teachers Can Transform Learning

2025-02-24T16:11:56-05:00

We all want to fit in among our peers. When we’re little kids wanting to play together on the playground, when we’re teens in middle school anxious for the approval of our classmates, and when we’re adults out in the job force — no one wants to feel left out [...]

Effective School Staff Meetings

2022-06-26T17:17:13-04:00

As a school administrator, how can you create effective school staff meetings? Likely, you’ve been in all kinds of meetings -- some productive and even inspiring, others...not so much. What makes a great staff meeting? We’d love to hear your thoughts! We’ve collected a list of eight things that [...]

How PLCs Facilitate Competency Ed

2024-06-26T14:17:51-04:00

"...we didn’t set out to become a competency based learning environment. We had actually simply asked the question -- building a vision mission etc. -- “What is it that we want for our learners?” and we started to build from there. And we felt like the PLC model really [...]

Why PLCs are Key to Student Success

2025-01-11T17:46:40-05:00

Does your school have a Professional Learning Community? If you do, what does this look like? More importantly… Is it something you look forward to? Even if you do not have one at your school, likely you’ve heard of them. Professional Learning Communities. What are they? Is this just [...]

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