The San Marcos Writing Project (SMWP) is one of 190 sites of the National Writing Project (17 in California), which is a professional development network of teachers whose goal is to improve student-writing achievement by improving the teaching and learning of writing in the nation's schools.
The writing project is a resource for teachers and school districts. During the school year, writing project teachers can also provide professional development workshops for other teachers in their schools and communities. We host Open Institutes around relevant topics for two weeks in the summer or two to three day workshops during the school year. We also host Young Writer's Camps for two weeks in the summer at school sites around North San Diego County for students in grades two through eight.
Parking and lunch will be provided: look for San Marcos Writing Project signs across from McMahon House. Seating is limited.
More details and RSVP: SMWP 20th Anniversary Celebration Registration
Parking will be provided: look for San Marcos Writing Project signs across from McMahon House. Seating is limited.
More details and RSVP: A Morning with Shelley Moore Thomas Registration
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This institute will focus on reading and writing strategies that foster the success of English learners and all learners in K-12 classrooms. Teachers will attend a five-week (four days a week) intensive institute and two half-day follow-up meetings on Saturdays during the following academic year.
More details and RSVP: Invitational Summer Institute 2020 at CSUSM Flyer and Registration
This summer we will focus on problems of practice with a goal of developing strategies and resources that could be shared with our writing project fellows and teachers around San Diego County and Southwest Riverside. Our aim is for fellows to renew their excitement about and commitment to teaching, writing and teacher leadership.
More details and RSVP: Advanced Institute 2020 at CSUSM Flyer and Registration
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