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Community Engagement Meeting Student Achievement: Becoming a Destination District. Joylynn Wilson, Superintendent Scott Hafertepe, Chief Financial Officer Dr. Judy Sclair, Asst. Superintendent Human Resources Dr. Chauna Williams, Asst. Superintendent Curr. & Instr.
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Community Engagement Meeting Student Achievement: Becoming a Destination District Joylynn Wilson, Superintendent Scott Hafertepe, Chief Financial Officer Dr. Judy Sclair, Asst. Superintendent Human Resources Dr. Chauna Williams, Asst. Superintendent Curr. & Instr. Karl Scheidt, Director of Operations August 13 &16, 2008
The Four Imperatives • Academic Achievement – Accreditation & academic success • Financial Status – Long term financial plan • Facilities – Adequate learning environment • Parent/Community Involvement
Becoming a Destination School: Verbatim Responses • Effective • Challenging • Accountable • Desirable • Grounded in equity • Research based
Two Pathways for Student Achievement • Accreditation standards • Comprehensive pre K-12 reform
Standard Academic performance ACT Career education courses Graduation rate Attendance rate No Child Left Behind Solutions Explicit test preparation Academic summer institute ACT prep during seminar Project Lead the Way A+ Schools Program Attendance incentives Pathway 1: Accreditation Standards & Solutions
Continues budget deficit Promotes under achievement Operating tax increase necessary Spreads capital over more schools Minimal professional development Pathway 1: Points of Consideration • First order change • Immediate fix • Curriculum limitations • Minor curriculum change • Closure of one school • Accreditation issue will resurface
Second order change Financially sound Process driven Departure from the past Fewer schools Comprehensive professional development Fewer schools Revenue increase Quality facilities and instructional programs Parent and community Involvement Rigorous curriculum “Destination district” status Pathway 2: Points of Consideration
INCREASED PERFORMANCE ACADEMIC PROGRAMMING & QUALITY INSTRUCTION FINANCING FACILITIES PARENT/COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Summary: Destination District Status • Effective • Challenging • Accountable • Desirable • Grounded in equity • Research based
Select Recorder & Spokesperson • Recorder Responsibilities • Complete the Worksheet • Spokesperson Responsibilities • Facilitate Discussion • Keep Group Focused / On Task • Report Group’s Information
Complete the Worksheet • Make sure the information reflects consensus of the group • Monitor your time • Only the “recorder” worksheet will be collected
Work Activity • Task #1 — Consider the two paths described in tonight’s presentation (Meeting Accreditation Standards and Comprehensive Reform). Discuss each path and come to consensus on your group’s preferred path for the District. • Task #2 — List all the reasons your group selected this path. • Task #3 — Review your list and identify the TOP 5 REASONS by placing a in the appropriate box.
Thank You for Attending Next Meeting: September 9 or 13, 2008 McNair Administrative Center Topic: Family / Community Involvement