Sean C. Morgan
On a Friday morning earlier this month, a group of second-grade teachers from all of the district’s grade schools are gathered in a classroom at Hawthorne Elementary School, animatedly discussing test scores.
Down the hall, fourth-grade instructors from all of Sweet Home’s schools are discussing what their students need to learn to better meet state educational standards. Teachers from other grades are gathered in other classrooms up and down the halls.
These…