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Community Engagement: The Key to Student Achievement

Community Engagement: The Key to Student Achievement. Presented by Norm Wooten, Immediate Past President National School Boards Association. Alaska – The 49 th State. Facts: 100,000 glaciers 33,000 miles of shoreline Larger than the next four largest states combined

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Community Engagement: The Key to Student Achievement

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  1. Community Engagement: The Key to Student Achievement Presented by Norm Wooten, Immediate Past President National School Boards Association

  2. Alaska – The 49th State • Facts: • 100,000 glaciers • 33,000 miles of shoreline • Larger than the next four • largest states combined • 5,000 earthquakes annually • 70 potentially active volcanoes • Eastern, western, & northern • most points in the U.S.

  3. Modern Day Village Living

  4. Modern Day Urban Living

  5. Alaska Initiative for Community Engagement (Alaska ICE) A statewide initiative to create a positive web of support for all kids in every community • Shared responsibility • Strength-based: helping kids succeed • Development Assets Framework • Adult-youth relationships • Intentionality • Partnerships and collaborations • Not a program

  6. Developmental Assets Framework External Assets Support Empowerment Boundaries and Expectations Constructive Use of Time Internal Assets Commitment to Learning Positive Values Social Competencies Positive Identity Developmental Assets FrameworkTM, Search InstituteSM, www.search-institute.org Helping Kids Succeed – Alaska Style Helping Little Kids Succeed – Alaska Style

  7. The Power of Assets to Protect Against Risk-Taking Behaviors The 24 risk-taking behaviors are: alcohol use, tobacco use, inhalants, illicit drugs, drinking and driving, riding with a driver who has been drinking, sexual intercourse, shoplifting, vandalism, trouble with police, assault, use of weapon, group fighting, carrying weapon, threatening harm, skipping school, gambling, eating disorders, depression and attempted suicide.

  8. Community Engagement Kodiak Style ”

  9. Facts… • 9 school communities • 14 schools • 2800 students • 5 member board plus a student and US Coast Guard advisory representative • Largest USCG Base

  10. Kodiak Plan – An Ongoing Process and Growth Model in Action Aim: High Student Achievement Goal: Implement and support educational programs and processes that ensure all students are proficient or beyond in reading, writing, math and science. Aim: Ensure a High Performing Workforce and a High Performing Work Environment Goal: Develop and implement a comprehensive staff development plan based on best practices to ensure accountability and high performance for all staff and students. Aim: Ensure Efficient and Effective Communication Goal: Improve communication with parents, staff, students and community for the purpose of increasing successes and decreasing failures in instruction, personnel, finance and operations, and community support.

  11. Kodiak Aim 2 -- Workforce AIM: Ensure a High Performing Workforce and Work Environment Goal: Develop and implement a comprehensive staff development plan based on best practices to ensure accountability and high performance for all staff a students. • Comprehensive Staff Development Plan • Safety Hall Monitor (KMS and KHS) • TOPS Training • Attitude and Behavior Survey • Assets Festival • Student/Adult Asset Club • Parents/volunteers as reading tutors project • After school tutoring • Train staff and community to use and analyze data • improving the learning environments • Increase popular “drug free” activities. (6:30 a.m. club)

  12. Kodiak Aim 3 – Communication AIM: Ensure Efficient and Effective Communication Goal: Improve Communication with parents, staff, students and community for the purpose of increasing successes and decreasing failures in instruction, personnel, finance and operations. • Powerschool • Two-way video/audio • Community Budget Meetings • School Advisory Boards • QS2 plans/process • Parent Facilitators • Increased student participation • on committees • School Newsletters • Surveys • Results-based budgeting

  13. Kodiak Math Weekly: Student Totals Students have two questions from each math content standard. Questions are randomly chosen from specific end of year grade-level expectations. The teacher and the students are measuring and analyzing the growth or lack of growth that has taken place from week to week.

  14. KIBSD 1st Grade Oral Reading Fluency Benchmark goal for all students: 40 correct words per minute at the end of First Grade. Students scoring 20 or more in the middle of First Grade are likely to achieve the benchmark goal with effective instruction.

  15. KIBSD Exit Exam Results: % Proficient

  16. To Sustain It, It Must Be an Integral Part of WHO You Are - Mission Statement - Goals - Long Range Plan - Programs - QS2 and Alaska ICE - Staffing - Funding - Evaluation

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