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Welcome to Induction


in·duc·tion

/inˈdəkSH(ə)n/

(n) the process or action of bringing about or giving rise to something.
(n) a formal introduction to a new job or position
 Origin: Latin ductere, to lead

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Click on the image above to access the SUHSD Teacher Induction website.

 

The purpose of SUHSD Induction is to recruit, train, support and grow the highest-quality teachers and counselors possible in service of diverse students.  

We identify talented and qualified individuals interested in a career in education and provide structured, supportive experiences where experienced mentors/coaches guide development toward excellence.  

Our collective goal is transformation at a variety of levels – from individual to classroom to professional learning community to school site to district and beyond – that expands opportunity for all students in our community.  

We recognize and challenge the role of systemic oppression in limiting opportunity for too many of our students and believe that a shared commitment to change can bring about results when expectations are explicit and transparent.  We hold ourselves accountable to diverse stakeholders and document achievement of outcomes through a variety of qualitative and quantitative measures.

 

The work of SUHSD Induction is aligned with the district mission of ensuring that each student experiences Effective First Instruction.

The image presents a visual representation of the key elements and principles of effective first instruction that leads to student engagement and mastery through the lens of equity and culture.
The image presents a diagram titled "SE²FI as a Vehicle for Equity", which outlines various elements of effective first instruction, including teacher reflection, student learning outcomes, and social-emotional learning.

Our programs include:

Teacher Residency  (through support from a grant from the Commission on Teacher Credentialing – CTC)