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The WIDA Precode window is open through Nov. 28. As a reminder, the WIDA Precode is no longer managed through the Wave and is now a function of the Accountability Reporting application.
Staff completing the WIDA Precode review must:
- Have read/review access in the Accountability Reporting application granted by their superintendent
- View the supporting guidance webinar (slides available here)
If you have questions or need assistance, contact Janna Corn at janna.corn@sde.ok.gov or Thomas Kirk at thomas.kirk@sde.ok.gov.
If you still have lingering questions about the RAVE Panic Button and how to effectively implement it within your district, join the Office of School Safety & Security for an upcoming FAQ webinar.
RAVE Panic Button Webinar
Nov. 17, 1:30 p.m.
Register here
If you have questions, contact Cindy Swearingen at cindy.swearingen@sde.ok.gov.
Grant management training is available for SEA or LEA staff assigned to a federal grant. If you were just assigned to work on a federal grant or would like a refresher to ensure your school district is compliant with federal regulations, please join us via Zoom.
Grant Management Training
Dec. 13, 9 a.m.
Register here
Please register by Dec. 9.
If you have questions, contact Shelly Perkins at shelly.perkins@sde.ok.gov or (405) 521-2337.
Oklahoma PTA has partnered with statewide education and parent organizations to plan Take Your Legislator to School Week, Nov. 11-18.
The goal of this outreach event is to foster connections between legislators and public schools by giving legislators the opportunity to spend a significant amount of time (3+ hours) in a school setting where they can see the challenges and triumphs of the average school day.
View suggested activities and a sample schedule here.
If you would like help planning for a legislator's visit, contact Tammy McCartney at vpadvocacy@okpta.org.
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The CDC has shared a new resource for school administrators and staff members related to monkeypox: Monkeypox Toolkit for Schools and Early Care and Education Programs. This toolkit provides a new, user-friendly format for existing monkeypox considerations in schools. The risk of monkeypox to children and adolescents in the United States remains low. Although the monkeypox virus can infect anyone – including children – the majority of cases continue to occur in adult populations.
If you have any questions, contact Jennifer Lepard at jennifer.lepard@sde.ok.gov.
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