Project Copernicus is a District 279 pilot project that allows students to bring their own computing devices to school as a collaborative tool to increase academic achievement.
Woodland’s 5th and 6th grade classrooms are nine of the fourteen classrooms district-wide taking part in the Project Copernicus’ pilot year. Three classrooms are at Osseo Senior High and two are at Weaver Lake: A Science, Math, and Technology School. Often on the cutting edge, Woodland is affording our students a great opportunity to experience learning in a new way by transforming our classrooms, furthering student-centered learning with student-owned technology.
Bringing student-owned devices to school is optional. It is important to stress that this action is NOT required. Please click the following links for more information.
- Project Copernicus FAQ
- Letter to Grade 5 Parents
- Letter to Grade 6 Parents
- Student Parent Release of Liability
We are tremendously excited about the prospect of teaching and learning in a new way in our 5th and 6th grade classrooms at Woodland. If you have questions or concerns, please direct them to your student’s teacher or to me.
