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Title I, Part ADeveloping Academic Based AccountabilitySchool Reform: The Schoolwide ModelPrincipal Workshop
Larry Fazzari, Title I/LAP Program SupervisorPetrea Stoddard, Title I/LAP Program Supervisor
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Highly effective principals have strong communication skills, high levels of knowledge about teaching and learning, and the ability to provide instructional leadership.
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Ten Traits of Highly Effective Principals
A highly effective principal is:
1. A communicator-listen, empathize, and connect2. An educator-with a depth of knowledge; motivates intellectual growth3. An envisioner-focused on the vision of what schools can be4. A facilitator-building strong relationships
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5. A change master-flexible, futuristic, and realistic, and can motivate change6. A culture builder-communicating and modeling a strong, viable vision7. An activator-with motivation, energy, and enthusiasm to spare8. A producer-building intellectual development and academic achievement
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9. A character builder-whose values are trustworthiness, respect, and integrity10. A contributor-whose priority is making contributions to the success of others
Ten Traits of Highly Effective Principals
From Good to Great PerformanceBy Elaine K. McEwan
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In successful schools there is a strong instructional leadership from the principal.
Successful school have made second order changes, adopted a new set of ideas about school functioning and found new ways of organizing and running the school collaboratively. These new ideas have then directed how adults in the school function, how the curriculum is organized and implemented, and what is to go on in the classrooms.
An Overview of Research“Decade of Reform” (Fouts, 2003)
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It has been said that if you want to change the world, start by looking in the mirror. Given the strong correlation that we have found between leadership and student achievement, the same notion may apply to leaders who want to change their schools. Our research on school leadership, with its quantitative data defining the traits of effective leaders, may be just the mirror that leaders need.”
Leadership That Sparks LearningJ. Timothy Waters, Robert Marzano and Brian McNulty
Educational Leadership-April 2004-Volume 61Leading Through Tough Times
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Developing Achievement Based Accountability: The Schoolwide Model
Providing the Tools For Change
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Schoolwide programs are unique because they allow schools to blend many of their federal, state, and local funds when planning their school program and budget. Consolidated funds can be used to fund the entire school program.
All students are eligible to participate in the schoolwide program.
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Under federal law, only Title I, Part A schools having at least 40 percent of students living in poverty may qualify to operate as a Schoolwide program.
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The primary goal of the Schoolwide program is to ensure all students, particularly those who are low-achieving, demonstrate proficient and advanced levels in the state academic achievement standards.
The improved achievement is to result from improving the entire educational program of the school.
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Ten Required Components of the Schoolwide Program Plan
There are ten federally required components that must be included in the
Schoolwide plan.
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Component One: The Comprehensive Needs Assessment
A school operating a Schoolwide program must conduct a comprehensive needs assessment that identifies the school’s strengths and challenges in key areas that affect student achievement.
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Component Two: Schoolwide Reform Strategies
The Schoolwide plan must incorporate reform strategies that give students the opportunity the meet the state’s academic achievement standards.
To strengthen the core academic program, Schoolwide reform strategies must be based on scientifically based research.
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Component Three: Instruction by Highly Qualified Teachers
Instruction by highly qualified teachers must be provided to all students.
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Component Four: Professional Development
High quality and ongoing professional development must be provided for teachers, principals, and paraprofessionals, and if appropriate, pupil services personnel, parents, and other staff to enable all children to meet the state academic standards.
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Component Five: Attracting High-Quality Teachers
The Schoolwide plan must include strategies to attract highly qualified teachers to high need schools.
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Component Six: Parent Involvement
The Schoolwide program must include a plan to increase parental involvement at the school and may include family literacy service.
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Component Seven: Transition
The schoolwide plan must address the transition of preschoolers from early childhood programs to local elementary school programs.
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Component Eight: Teacher Decision Making
The Schoolwide plan must include teachers in decision making about assessments.
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Component Nine: Assistance to Student Experiencing Difficulty
The Schoolwide plan must include activities to ensure that students who have had difficulty mastering the proficient and advanced levels of academic standards receive effective, timely supplemental assistance.
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Component Ten: Coordination and Integration
Schoolwide schools should coordinate and integrate federal, state, and local services and programs.
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Additional Requirement:
The Schoolwide plan must include an evaluation design that determines the plan’s effectiveness in meeting its goals and objectives.
The Schoolwide plan must include a list of the federal, state, and local funds being combined.
Scientifically-based research must be utilized when planning the Schoolwide program
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School Improvement
School Improvement Plan
Nine Characteristics
of High Performing Schools
Title I, Part A,Schoolwide Plan
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Nine Characteristics of High Performing Schools
Clear and shared focusHigh standards and expectation for all studentsEffective leadershipHigh levels of communication and collaborationAlignment of curriculum, instruction, and assessment with standardsFrequent monitoring of teaching and learningFocused professional developmentSupportive learning environmentHigh levels of parent and community involvement
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School Improvement Planning Process Stages
Assessing Readiness to BenefitCollect, Sort and Select DataBuild and Analyze District PortfolioSet and Prioritize Improvement GoalsResearch and Select Effective PracticesCreate Action Plans Implement and Monitor PlanEvaluate Impact on Student Achievement
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Three Basic Stages for Development or Revision of Schoolwide Plan
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Step 1: Conducting A Comprehensive Needs Assessment
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Step 2: Creating A Comprehensive Plan
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Creating The Comprehensive Plan
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Step 3: Conduct Annual Review
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The Evaluation and Review Process: Reporting
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The Results and Review of the Annual Plan
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Questions to Consider for Achievement Based Accountability
What is the vision for student learning at the district and school level?What is our purpose here?What are our expectations for students?What do we see as the range of interventions needed to support and address barriers to student achievement?How are we committed to continuous improvement?
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Reflective Quotations for Developing Academic Based Accountability
“Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.”
Will Rogers
“The time is always right to do what is right.”
Dr. Martin Luther King
“A mind stretched to a new idea, never goes back to its original dimensions.”
Oliver Wendell Holmes