Why OIN?
To connect and support Oregon educators across the state.
What you do every day is important
Shared Commitment
We are a group of educators coming together to engage in important content-based learning, collaboration, and action that is grounded in our local needs. Our work will directly align with the challenges we face in our settings so we can minimize their impact on student academic growth.
What We Do
The Oregon Instructional Network is committed to supporting higher achievement for all students.
Moving Forward Together
Uniting Educators
The Oregon Instructional Network is comprised of educators who believe in the potential of college- and career-ready standards to positively impact student outcomes. We learn and lead together based on the needs of our Network in instructional practices, curricular materials, and assessment.
Priority and Goals
Everything we do is aligned with our priority and goals.
Priority
Learning + Leadership + Advocacy
Teachers in the Oregon Instructional Network will support each other in translating the Mathematical Instructional Shifts into action by recruiting teachers to join the network and by developing and leading professional learning.
Goals
Shifts + Content + Professional Development
The Oregon Instructional Network will support teachers in goals based on needs gathered from a survey. Email us if you are interested in participating in the survey.
Leadership Team
Meet our team!
Jaimee Massie
Co-Captain
Jaimee is a passionate advocate, collaborator, and instructional leader within her district and at the state level. Through her solutions-oriented responses to challenges as a district coach in the Eugene School District and enthusiastic participation on multiple state advisory committees, Jaimee's dedication to moving education in Oregon forward is an action plan in motion.
Jaimee also has an incredible gift of elevating and celebrating teachers then connects educators with opportunities for them to share their expertise.
Jaimee's dedication to the profession has be recognized by many, including being one of the awardees of the 2017 ACE Award.
Sarah Luvaas
Co-Captain
Sarah is a committed and reflective educator with an ability to incorporate technology and high expectations into robust standards focused goals. Sarah uses her experience in Title I schools to facilitate meaningful professional development across many subjects in the Oregon City School District.
Sarah has a passion for ensuring teacher voice and culturally responsive practices are at the forefront of educational decision-making.
Sarah has been recognized for her high-quality instructional practices as Oregon's 2014 awardee of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
Connect With Us
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