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School Improvement Discussion WSU Presentation September 25, 2014 Kathy Ehman, Chief Special Services Officer, Puyallup School District

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School Improvement DiscussionWSU Presentation

September 25, 2014

Kathy Ehman, Chief Special Services Officer, Puyallup School District

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How Do We Improve Student Achievement and What Does

Leadership Look Like?Walkthroughs and Learning Objectives - TeacherTube

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A Plan for Effective School LeadershipAccording to an old proverb, "A vision without a plan is just a dream. A plan without a vision is just drudgery. But a vision with a plan can change the world.“

Our meta-analysis resulted in the identification of 21 responsibilities that define the role of a school leader.

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School Improvement Means People Improvement

“If the fundamental challenge of school improvement is improving professional practice……….we must develop the capacity of educators to become more effective.”

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Why School Improvement?

• State and Federal Accountability

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What should I know about School Improvement?

• All schools must have a School Improvement Plan ………… and• You will want one!• Your district may direct or guide your work in this area • So what should I know or do……….

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First, there was NCLB & AYP and then came the State ESEA Waiver....

and then it went awayIn 2012 gone was:• AYP• Steps 1-4• Choice• Supplemental Educational Services• School Improvement Plans

In came:• AMO’s• Priority, Focus, and Emerging Schools• Student Growth Percentiles• Student and School Success Plans i.e. Indistar

And in 2014 AYP was back again:• Along with Achievement Index

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*Same animals, just different stripes, and more confusing…..

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How Effective School Systems and Schools Work together in School Improvement

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Eight Stages of School System Improvement Planning

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Office of Student and School Success - Indistar

Continuous Improvement Process:Action-planning processes are anchored in the continuous improvement process shown below.

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Main Menu

When the School Indicators link is selected from the dashboard, the Main Menu screen appears.

The School Improvement Process is a continuous cycle of Assess, Create, and Monitor the work on the indicators of effective practice.

Also provided are tutorial videos, resources, reports, a place to set up agendas and keep minutes, and access to coaching comments.

“Where are we now?” provides a quick glimpse of the work of the school team in graphs and reports.

Convenient access to tech support or to view state contacts is also provided on the main menu.

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School improvement can be a complicated journey.Lots of people have ideas on where to go and what to do.

They just don’t always have the same idea on how to get there.

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The journey can become complicated and messy.The destination gets lost in the mess.

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The ultimate goal in school improvement is for the people associated with the school to drive its continuous improvement for the sake of their own children and students.

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Your work will not be simple.

For schools to succeed and improve, you must have the vision and leadership that

will take it to the next step.

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Good Luck on Your Journey…..

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