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Creating a Culture of Achievement in a City of Despair

Creating a Culture of Achievement in a City of Despair. Presented by Chris Matheson. Benefits of a Positive Culture. The Four Components of Our Culture of Achievement. The Process. I. Respect (students). I. Respect (students). I. Respect (staff). The Process. II. Relationships.

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Creating a Culture of Achievement in a City of Despair

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  1. Creating a Culture of Achievementin a City of Despair Presented by Chris Matheson

  2. Benefits of a Positive Culture

  3. The Four Components of Our Culture of Achievement

  4. The Process

  5. I. Respect (students)

  6. I. Respect (students)

  7. I. Respect (staff)

  8. The Process

  9. II. Relationships

  10. II. Relationships

  11. II. Relationships

  12. II. Relationships

  13. The Process

  14. III. Responsibilities

  15. III. Responsibilities

  16. Cultural Artifacts

  17. Cultural Artifacts

  18. Cultural Artifacts

  19. Cultural Artifacts

  20. Cultural Artifacts

  21. Cultural Artifacts

  22. Cultural Artifacts

  23. Cultural Artifacts

  24. Cultural Artifacts

  25. Cultural Artifacts

  26. III. Responsibilities

  27. The Process

  28. IV. Results • Set goals and publicize • Measurewhatyoutreasure • Focus on dailybehaviors and the process • Establish mile markers • Celebratepublicly

  29. 8th Grade MEAP Math

  30. 2010-2011 MEAP Results

  31. Enrollment Growth

  32. The Process

  33. Some Suggestions • Values, vision, and misison • Determine the distance • Buildyour team • Greaterinvolvement=Greaterbuy-in • Deliberatelyconstructyourenvironment • Establishing culture requires constant attention

  34. Whoisdreaming for yourstudents? Dream lofty dreams, and as you dream, so shall you become. Your vision is the promise of what you shall one day be; your ideal is the prophecy of what you shall at last unveil. ---James Allen

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