Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
Below please find Ryan Hall’s candidate profile:<\/p>\n
Candidate Information Sheet<\/p>\n
Name: Ryan Hall<\/p>\n
Office Seeking: School Committee<\/p>\n
Address: 131 Dillingham Way<\/p>\n
Telephone Number: 781-985-9885<\/p>\n
Length of Residency: 11 years<\/p>\n
Please list relevant experience (education, vocation, etc) you feel will be
\nuseful in the office you are seeking<\/p>\n
I have devoted the past 17 years to contributing to the development of the
\neducation model: teaching mathematics in inclusive classrooms, writing
\ngrants, implementing technology, planning and participating with local and
\nregional educational committees, developing and implementing a rigorous,
\nstandards-based curriculum. Currently, I am teaching both middle and high
\nschool in neighboring Duxbury. During this past year I\u2019ve taught within a
\nsynchronous hybrid model, using Zoom to connect students at home to the
\nclassroom every day. <\/p>\n
My experience in education has a broad reach and has allowed me to have
\nworked in many districts as well as in many different classroom models,
\nfrom a Wellesley elementary school, to a high school in Roxbury and then to
\nPlymouth South High School. Now, in my current role as a middle and high
\nschool math educator in Duxbury, a 1:1 district, I am able to build on my
\nuse of teaching with technology to support a co-teaching and inclusion
\nmodel. In addition to my time working in education, I am a parent of three
\nchildren entering grades 6, 5 and 1 in the fall, which has provided me with
\nthe perspective of how collaboration between parents and schools feels from
\nboth sides of the table. Our family has so enjoyed meeting our town
\nneighbors through the Food Pantry collections, sports programs, and our
\nexperiences at Cedar, Center, and the Middle School. <\/p>\n
What are the major issues confronting the town which involve your office.
\nPlease express your opinion on these issues and how you propose to deal
\nwith them.<\/p>\n
As Hanover emerges from the hybrid model we have worked within this year,
\nour schools need to acknowledge the impact that the pandemic has had on the
\nmental health of our student body and implement effective policies and
\nprograms to address the social\/emotional needs of all of our children. <\/p>\n
Though our district was able to provide access to remote learning for every
\nstudent, it was a more effective tool for some children than for others. We
\nneed to recognize the individual academic needs of all students, meet them
\nwhere they are as they return to full in-classroom learning, and provide
\nthem with the support needed to meet the state standards. It will be even
\nmore important to continue to use data-driven analysis, in partnership with
\nthe faculty and administration, to be able to conduct meaningful curriculum
\nand program reviews to ensure progress. My current experience with writing
\nand implementing curriculum at the Middle and High School levels, would
\nprovide needed insight to this process.<\/p>\n
Through it all, we need to encourage open communication and positive
\nworking relationships with families. Together, we can stay proactive as we
\nfocus on solutions that work for everyone.<\/p>\n
Why are you running for this office?<\/p>\n
As a taxpayer, a homeowner, a teacher, and a full-time working parent to
\nthree children in the Hanover school system (middle, elementary and the
\nyoungest receiving special education services), I bring a broad and
\nintentional viewpoint to the position. As a currently active educator, I
\nlook forward to bringing a fresh perspective to the ongoing issues facing
\nthe district. I believe that through open, and ongoing communication and a
\nstrong partnership among the community, the families, the administration,
\nthe educators, and the committee, we will continue to build a strong and
\nresponsive district for all. <\/p>\n
After a difficult year of living, learning, and teaching through a
\npandemic, we all want to help our community. Over my last eleven years in
\nHanover, I have met many children and families and teachers that have
\nshared their own stories with me. Those stories, as well as my own, fuel my
\ndesire to run for this office. I believe my years of experience in
\neducation, my current role in the classroom, as well as my demonstrated
\ndedication to ensuring all students reach their full potential, will
\nbenefit the School Committee and the Hanover community. I am excited to be
\non the ballot and running again for School Committee so that I might bring
\nthe breadth of my experience and passion to Hanover.<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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Dear fellow Hanoverians: Below please find Ryan Hall’s candidate profile: Candidate Information Sheet Name: Ryan Hall Office Seeking: School Committee Address: 131 Dillingham Way Telephone Number: 781-985-9885 Length of Residency: 11 years Please list relevant experience (education, vocation, etc) you … Continue reading