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Texas Turnaround Center Team Lead Meeting

Texas Turnaround Center Team Lead Meeting. November 19, 2013. WELCOME. TEA. TEA,TCDSS, and TTC. Teamwork. ESCs: TEC Chapter 8. Established in 1967 Assist schools in improving student performance Enable campuses and districts to operate more efficiently and economically

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Texas Turnaround Center Team Lead Meeting

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  1. Texas Turnaround Center Team Lead Meeting November 19, 2013

  2. WELCOME

  3. TEA

  4. TEA,TCDSS, and TTC Teamwork

  5. ESCs: TEC Chapter 8 • Established in 1967 • Assist schools in improving student performance • Enable campuses and districts to operate more efficiently and economically • Play a critical role in implementing TEA priorities

  6. TCDSS Goals • Established under State Rider 93, included in Rider 57, and in the recent NCLB Waiver • Coordinate and leverage statewide technical assistance services for districts and campuses • Build statewide capacity for school improvement

  7. TCDSS (con’t) • Develop a network of support and knowledge that includes ESC Turnaround Teams, PSPs, TEA staff, districts and campuses • Assist TEA by facilitating ESC collaboration in the provision of tools, products, and services to districts and campuses

  8. TTC Goals • Established in July 2008 • Coordinate and leverage statewide technical assistance services to support districts and schools • Build statewide capacity for school improvement • Develop a network of support and knowledge • Collaborate in the provision of tools, products, and services to districts and campuses • TEA/TCDSS provided training • TEA/TCDSS reimbursed all travel • TEA required the Title I contact as a team member • Five Innovation Grants were awarded ($50,000)

  9. TTCs continue . . . • Awarded $20,000 from TEA/TCDSS for sustainability in summer of 2011 • TTC support required as part of Rider 57 Cluster Grants • TTC support included in NCLB Waiver

  10. Collaborative Goals for 2013-2014 • TCDSS and TEA support Priority Schools • ESCs (TTCs) support Focus Schools (with collaboration of TCDSS • Continue to develop statewide products and services that will assist low performing schools and districts (January Collaborative Meeting) • Support the CTEP project • Put it on your calendar: Summer Institute June 17, 18, 19

  11. Collaborative Goals for 2013-2014 • Include TEA participation in all Collaborative Meetings • Continue to refine TTC role related to low performing schools and campuses • Increase meetings • Quarterly • TCDSS will reimburse travel • Continue communicate regularly

  12. INTRODUCTIONS

  13. BREAK

  14. Dissecting the Goals

  15. Through the lens of supporting low performing schools: Write down the significance of the goal What does this goal look like in action currently Narrow the goal using two words

  16. Goal 1 Coordinate and leverage statewide technical assistance services to support districts and schools.

  17. Through the lens of supporting low performing schools: Write down the significance of the goal What does this goal look like in action currently Narrow the goal using two words

  18. Goal 2 Build statewide capacity for school improvement.

  19. Through the lens of supporting low performing schools: Write down the significance of the goal What does this goal look like in action currently Narrow the goal using two words

  20. Goal 3 Develop a network of support and knowledge.

  21. Through the lens of supporting low performing schools: Write down the significance of the goal What does this goal look like in action currently Narrow the goal using two words

  22. Goal 4 Collaborate in the provision of tools, products, and services to districts and campuses.

  23. Challenge:Create a Visual Representation Connect our goals to our work through the lens of supporting low performing campuses

  24. LUNCH

  25. Goal Advisory

  26. Closing the Gaps- Resource

  27. CLOSING

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