Sessions of 2025 Summer Conference: Laura Jaime
Dr. Jaime, Laura
Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
West-MEC School District #402
Dr. Laura Jaime's professional background and extensive experience make her a valuable asset in the field of education, particularly in the realm of career and technical education (CTE). Her role as the Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment Director at West-MEC highlights her commitment to developing and implementing high-quality CTE curricula and assessments to elevate program excellence. Dr. Jaime's journey in education has been multifaceted. Starting as a middle and high school science teacher, she gained firsthand experience in the classroom setting. Her transition to the program manager position for Mountain Institute CTED further expanded her impact on educational programs. Dr. Jaime's unique perspective on her current role stems from over 15 years as a community business owner alongside her husband. This experience provides her insights into bridging the gap between industry and education, a crucial aspect of ensuring that educational programs align with the workforce's needs. Her academic achievements, including a Doctoral Degree in Organizational Leadership specializing in K-12 Leadership from Grand Canyon University, a Master's degree in Education Leadership from the University of Phoenix, and a Principal's Certification, showcase her dedication to continuous learning and professional development. Additionally, her bachelor's degree in biology, which focuses on secondary education from Eastern Illinois University, provides a solid foundation for her understanding of science education. Dr. Jaime's commitment to the transformative power of career and technical education reflects her awareness of its vital role in preparing young individuals for economic independence and meaningful contributions to their communities. Her comprehensive background, combining classroom experience, administrative roles, and business ownership, positions her as a leader with the knowledge and skills to drive positive change in CTE programs and education.
Sessions:
5002: CTE LeadHERship: A Networking Experience
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Loews Ventana Canyon
- Administration
- Interdisciplinary
- School Counseling
Curious about what CTE LeadHERship is all about? Join us for an inquiry session around CTE Women in Leadership Affinity Group, where you'll get the chance to network with like-minded women passionate about leadership in Career and Technical Education. This event is all about making connections, sharing experiences, and learning from each other in a supportive environment.
5039: Maximizing ROI Through Instructional Coaching for CTE Teachers: Strategies, Impact, and Tools
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Loews Ventana Canyon
- Administration
- Interdisciplinary
This interactive session focuses on the effectiveness of instructional coaching for Career and Technical Education (CTE) teachers. Participants will explore how coaching improves teacher planning, enhances instructional effectiveness, and drives positive outcomes for both teachers and students. The session will also highlight the role of instructional coaching software, with a hands-on demonstration of Growe Lab, showcasing how it supports coaching workflows and metrics.
