Approximately 200 teachers new to Fayette County Schools kicked-off their first year with the school system at New Teacher Induction held July 27-29. “Impacting Our World One Student at a Time” was the theme for the 3-day event.
Fayette’s new teachers represent a mix of educators with varying degrees of experience from those who are about to start their first year of teaching to veterans who have taught for over 20 years.
A breakfast for them and their principals jump-started the induction at New Hope Baptist Church on Wednesday. Board of Education Chairman Marion Key and Superintendent Dr. Joseph Barrow officially welcomed the new educators. Later, the teachers were informed about the high expectations of being a Fayette County teacher, and participated in workshops covering topics they need to know to have a successful year.
The second and third days of New Teacher Induction took place at the LaFayette Educational Center where the teachers attended curriculum workshops, and sessions covering topics such as technology tools, the importance of having a mentor, and classroom management.
