MONTANA EDUCATION
CURRICULUM CONSORTIUM
SY 2025 - 2026
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ABOUT MECC
School Services of Montana provides curriculum-based professional learning and development through the Montana Education Curriculum Consortium (MECC). MECC is a consortium of schools in Montana supporting local educators and curriculum leaders in the development of standards-based curriculum, alignment tools and assessments. |
Our goals are to support member schools by:
- Deepening understanding of new standards and the research-based curriculum process
- Evaluating and revising curriculum to ensure it meets or exceeds state mandates
- Aligning instruction and assessment with standards-based curriculum
- Identifying and developing curriculum tools to impact student learning (proficiency scales, year-long context maps, prioritizing standards; vertical alignment, unit frameworks, assessment resources, etc.)
- Providing a space to collaborate and learn from and with educators in curriculum-alike or grade-alike roles across Montana.
- NEW! Facilitation of advance planning for 2025-2026 MAST testlet selection to maximize instructional effectiveness, through pacing and strategic planning with the curriculum frameworks.
MECC Leadership
MECC is currently led by Billi Taylor, Curriculum Director. In addition, we draw on expertise from local and national consultants, organizations, professional learning networks, research-based curriculum design resources, and participating educators and administrators throughout the consortium.
MECC is currently led by Billi Taylor, Curriculum Director. In addition, we draw on expertise from local and national consultants, organizations, professional learning networks, research-based curriculum design resources, and participating educators and administrators throughout the consortium.
MECC Membership Features & Benefits
- Access to consortium-developed curriculum frameworks:
- Templates and resources for alignment to standards and organizing curriculum
- Sample assessment items
- Sample resources, assessments and units vetted by (and some created by) consortium teachers
- Unlimited attendance at Curriculum Review Sessions (multiple curriculum areas per year) and curriculum-focused professional learning through MECC;
- Blended learning opportunities with a mix of in-person regional meetings and virtual sessions;
- MECC Advisory - meet with other MECC superintendents and administrators to discuss and provide feedback into consortium plans;
- Curriculum Programs/Resources Shared List;
- Curriculum-focused virtual learning sessions upon request;
- Member discount for our Annual Montana STEM Summer Institute
- Curriculum Director Certification;
- Consortium Purchasing for Curriculum-Related Supplies
MECC Members
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Alder School
Amsterdam Elementary Anaconda Public Schools Arrowhead Elementary Beaverhead County H S Clancy School Columbia Falls School District Darby Schools Dillon Elementary K-8 Drummond Public Schools Ennis K-12 Schools Florence-Carlton Harrison K-12 Schools Jefferson H S LaMotte School Lima K-12 Schools |
Lone Rock
Manhattan Christian Manhattan Public Schools Montana City Elem Olney-Bissell Philipsburg K-12 Schools Plains K-12 Shields Valley Public Schools Superior Schools Thompson Falls School District Three Forks Public Schools Twin Bridges K-12 Schools West Glacier School District White Sulphur Springs School District Whitehall School District |