1. A video clip from an LtoJ seminar is now posted on the LtoJ website. It is provided to give people who have not attended a seminar insight into seminar contents. Go to http://www.ltojconsulting.com/and click on video link in upper left corner.

2. Katie Ryan, of Cecil County, Maryland had taken the math powerpoint LtoJ quizzes from Council Bluffs, Iowa and added hyperlinks and answers. She has done this for grades 3,4 and 5. Go to www.ltojconsulting.com/seminardownloads.htm

3. Janelle Coady's publication, Continuous Improvement in the English Classroom, was published this week. The URL for ordering information is:

http://www.asq.org/quality-press/display-item/index.html?item=H1390&xvl=76097536

She is a high school English teacher at Norris High School, which is south of Lincoln, Nebraska.

4. Below is the link to a video prepared by the staff of Cimmaron Springs Elementary School (Dysart Unified, Arizona) for the school board.

http://www.dysart.org/video/99/LtoJ.html

5. At the very beginning of LtoJ seminars participants are asked to answer ten questions. Attached are the questions and the responses from 1266 teachers and administrators. Further, seminar participants are asked to rank the ten root causes from biggest problem to least problem and these rankings are placed on a control chart to determine which are special. The control chart showing three root causes as signficant problems is the last slide in the presentation.

6. A one-page flyer describing LtoJ seminars is attached.

Lee Jenkins
Lee@LtoJConsulting.com