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The days are getting longer which means Spring is on the horizon!!!! Hard to believe the fourth quarter is here! We've heard many of you say how quickly this year has gone by and how thankful you are for the administrative support the Teacher Center has provided this school year. We are so pleased and are ready to help you down the home stretch! No doubt your paperwork is piling so share with everyone we are eager to help! A little planning ahead will reduce your stress! We encourage everyone to take advantage of our copier and diecut services. Simply email us at teachercenter@wcde.org with the documents and copy instructions and your materials will be waiting on you!
Teachers Center Staff
Barbara Hunt huntb@wcde.org is a veteran Teacher Center employee.
Susan Ramsey ramseys@wcde.org is eager to do what she can to ensure you have what you need to succeed in your classroom!
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There are over 400 die-cut options for you to choose from. Click the button to elect the best for your classroom needs. Email the category, name and number of the die-cut, your preferred color and the quantity needed to teachercenter@wcde.org. If the Teacher Center does not have the desired color, you can provide paper or it can be ordered.
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If you know in advance you require copies, simply email the document(s) to the Teacher Center teachercenter@wcde.org and describe the quantity needed, deadline and any other special instructions. You are responsible to replenish the paper supply used for your job. Once completed, your order will be delivered to your school through the interschool mail cycle prior to your deadline date.
LAMINATING
Our laminator is 25" wide and available for use by teachers and PASS Volunteers. There is a $.30/foot service charge in order to replenish our supply.
Technology Training
Technology classes are available for teachers to attend, which will give them an opportunity to increase their technology knowledge and skills. Check online for the schedule and description of classes. Go to the WCDE Homepage under Staff page, then Technology Training Schedule. Classes held after school hours can be taken for professional development credit. Classes are also available for teachers to attend during the school day. These classes during the school hours do not count toward professional development credit.
