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LDOE Reorganization Plan June 25, 2010

LDOE Reorganization Plan June 25, 2010. Why Reorganize: A Few Good Reasons. Our Reorganization Plan is designed to send a clear, unambiguous message to the organization about what activities are important to raise student achievement.

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LDOE Reorganization Plan June 25, 2010

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  1. LDOE Reorganization PlanJune 25, 2010

  2. Why Reorganize: A Few Good Reasons • Our Reorganization Plan is designed to send a clear, unambiguous message to the organization about what activities are important to raise student achievement. • Our plan clearly designates who is held accountable for the results. • Our plan links LDOE’s organizational strategy to offices that contain the right complement of staff to implement changes.

  3. Why Reorganize: A Few More Reasons • LDOE Focus: 630,321 Public School Students. Our Plan is student-centric. The Goal Offices — Literacy, STEM and College & Career — provide interventions directly. • Whatever our budget resources, as stewards of taxpayer dollars, we must assign resources to most effectively and efficiently support student achievement.

  4. What Reorganization Will Do

  5. Becoming Student-Centric • The reorganization has a distinct student focus • Nine Critical Goals covering expectations for student achievement have been assigned to three content areas underpinning the reorganization: • Literacy • STEM • College & Career Readiness

  6. Critical Goal Areas Literacy Goals • Students enter kindergarten ready to learn. • Students are literate by the third grade. • Students will enter fourth grade on time. • Students perform at or above grade level in English Language Arts by eighth grade. • Achieve all critical goals, regardless of race or class.

  7. Critical Goal Areas Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) Goals • Students perform at or above grade level in math by eighth grade. • Meet other math- and science-related goals. • Achieve this critical goal, regardless of race or class.

  8. Critical Goal Areas College & Career Readiness Goals • Students will graduate on time. • Students will enroll in post-secondary education or graduate workforce-ready. • Students will successfully complete at least one year of post-secondary education. • Achieve all critical goals, regardless of race or class.

  9. LDOE: The Proposed Organization

  10. Office of the Superintendent

  11. Literacy

  12. STEM

  13. College & Career Readiness

  14. Finance

  15. Departmental Support

  16. Departmental Support

  17. Departmental Support

  18. Departmental Support

  19. Departmental Support

  20. Innovation

  21. Thank You, and Questions

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