PLC Work At Cimarron
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Amanda Kujawa
PLCs are all about ensuring that every student has access to high-quality education. By working together, teachers can identify students who may be struggling and develop targeted interventions to help them succeed. This proactive approach helps close achievement gaps and ensures that all students thrive.