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Scot Curran
Scot Curran is an elementary instructional teacher on special assignment who specializes in cultivating a professional learning community culture by supporting collaborative teacher teams, school leadership teams, and district stakeholders.
Scot Curran
Scot Curran is an elementary instructional teacher on special assignment (TOSA) across five schools in the White River School District in Buckley, Washington. He specializes in cultivating a professional learning community (PLC) culture by supporting collaborative teacher teams, school leadership teams, and district stakeholders. In his current role as an instructional TOSA, he provides professional learning sessions around feedback, engagement, formative assessment, and various other instructional needs to both certificated teaching staff and paraprofessionals. He works closely with grade-level teams to analyze standards and student work to determine next steps for multitiered instruction leading to improved outcomes for learners.
Scot was a teacher at Mountain Meadow Elementary School when it was recognized as a Model PLC at Work® school in 2016, and he supported the school instructionally when it was named a finalist for the DuFour Award in 2019. In 2021, Mountain Meadow was also recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the highest-performing elementary schools in Washington State.
Scot received his master’s degree in elementary education at the University of Pittsburgh.
Mathematics at Work™
Mathematics at Work™ experts are practitioners with deep expertise in research-affirmed mathematics instruction and assessment processes that ensure improved student learning. Work with them to develop a collaborative teacher culture focused on engaging instruction and formative feedback assessment practices.
PLC at Work®
PLC at Work® experts have proven success in leading the PLC at Work process in a school or district. Work with them to implement a focus on learning, build a collaborative culture, and create a results orientation that leads to sustained, substantive school improvement.
Presentations by Scot Curran
- Formative Assessment: Responding Strategically to Student Needs
- Understand the Math Teaching Practices: Instruction Beyond Computation
- Leadership Tendencies: Taking Action Versus Understanding Need
- Facilitating Discussion: Increasing Engagement Through Student Discourse
- Vertical Alignment: Creating Cohesive Instruction Across Grade Levels
