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The Continuous Improvement Plan A New Direction for Illinois
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Session FacilitatorsISBE Design Team
Dr. Monique Chism
Dr. Maureen Richel Linda Shay
IIRC Website Developers
Dr. Harvey SmithPrashant AdepuMelissa Perez
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Features of the Integrated Plan
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School /District Assessment Information
No to Annual Submit’n’Forgit Local Decision Making / Accountability
Student Performance Trends
Smart Start/Smart Plan / Smart Core / Conditions for Learning
Flexible, Process-Centered, Collaborative Team Engagement
Wise-Ways® Research Briefs
Incorporates Rising Star Features
Indicators of Effective Practice
Yes to Continuous Improvement
Attention to school climate, instructional practice
Overview - 1
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Step 2 – Assess IndicatorsDesired State / Evidence / Opportunity /
Priority
Step 1 – District DataStudent Performance Metrics
Full Menu of Planning Tools
Indicators of Effective Practice/”Wise Ways”
Overview - 2
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ISBE Monitoring and Review Process (coming soon)
Easy submission/self-reporting process
From “compliance” to “cooperative engagement”
Step 4 – Monitor PlanContinuous review of on-going progress
Step 3 – Create Plan
Objectives/Tasks/Activities
District Report Card Data Subgroup Graph
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Assess IndicatorsDistrict Vision and Direction
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Assess Indicators District Vision and Direction
Partial Development/Implementation
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Create Plan District Vision and Direction
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Create Plan District Vision and Direction
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When You Achieve Your Priorities…
Successful Improveme
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Take Aways from Today’s Presentation
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Districts define priorities, responsible for achieving priorities
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Data-rich information right in the plans,
progress benchmarks, printable reports
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Continuous improvement through
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Take Aways from Today’s Presentation
Focus on HKL (helping kids learn)
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Continuous Improvement Plan PilotNext Steps . . .
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Orientation IIBloomington / Normal February 16, 2012
ISBE Data and Assessment Team Content Area Specialists Consultancy Resource
Professional Learning Community Membership
Data Collection
Successful Plan Completion June 1, 2012
Coming in 2013-14 – a New Illinois School Report Card
• Developed by the Illinois P-20 Council working with diverse education stakeholders – including input from nearly 60 focus groups held throughout Illinois
• Replaces current dense and inaccessible school report card with relevant, parent-centered information about their child’s school
• Colorful reports emphasize curriculum, teaching , school climate, academic programs, and student learning and growth
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Coming in 2013-14 – a New Illinois School Report Card
• School environment: programs, courses, learning climate, retention, attendance data for teachers and students.
• Student outcomes: test results, college readiness measures and information on how students perform after they head on to high school or postsecondary education.
• Student progress: Among other things, reports will provide student growth data.
• Comparisons to similar schools and state averages: see how your school compares to similar schools and to state averages.
• Progress over time: show performance on measures over the past five years.
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dumm-School Characteristics-Demographics-Curriculum/ResourcesAP/IB classesDual creditForeign LanguageSchool personnel-From the PrincipalSpecial programmingPrograms of studies Elective classesHealth & wellnessExtracurricular activitiesAwards ReceivedAfter school programsCommunity partnerships
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-Outcomes: What are Students Achieving?
-Progress: Are Students Making Sufficient Progress?
-Environment: Is the School Environment Supporting Students and Teachers?
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ISBE Design TeamDr. Monique Chism
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[email protected]. Maureen Richel
[email protected] Call Center
312.814.2220
IIRC Website DevelopersDr. Harvey Smith [email protected] Adepu
[email protected] Perez
[email protected] Call Center
815.753.9629