School Spotlights

See Next Education Workforce models in action. These spotlights show how different schools are applying elements of the Next Education Workforce™ to better support learners and educators.
The entrance of Mountain View High School.
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Mountain View High School

Mountain View High School leverages teams to create high-quality, interdisciplinary student experiences.

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Students at Kyrene de las Manitas Innovation Academy
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Kyrene de las Manitas Innovation Academy

Kyrene de las Manitas Innovation Academy creates new roles and staffing structures in an effort to attract and retain high-quality staff and reinvigorate teaching.

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Students sitting together on steps doing homework
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Smith Junior High

At Smith Junior High, educators view learner-centered, cross-curricular inquiry as a platform for student agency.

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The Creighton Academy
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The Creighton Academy

The Creighton Academy serves about 300 students in grades K–6. Every student is a member of a covey: a multi-age group of 55–60 students.

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A teacher talking about a book with a student
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Stevenson Elementary School

Stevenson Elementary School leverages inquiry learning approaches to ignite students’ curiosity and build their agency.

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A teacher looks on as a student writes on the board
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Westwood High School

Each core team at Westwood High School consists of four educators, with additional team members depending on students’ needs.

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