LAUREL-CONCORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS |
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Continous Improvement Process Goal #3 Expand and improve learning opportunities for all students. |
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Standard # |
Observations = O Interviews = I Artifacts = A |
Support Data |
Baseline/Post Intervention Measures Norm-Referenced Assessments |
Baseline/Post-Intervention Measures Non Norm-Referenced Assessments |
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| 2007-08 | Todd Wittaker Workshop | ||||
| Support Reading: | |||||
| "What Great Principals Do Differently", Todd Whitaker, Eye on Education, Inc., 2003. | |||||
| "What Great Teachers Do Differently", Todd Whitaker, Eye on Education, Inc., 2004. | |||||
| 2006-07 | "walk awhile in my shoes", Eric Harvey & Steve Ventura , Performance Systems Corporation, The WALK THE TALK Company. |
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Activities to Implement the Strategy/Intervention |
Person(s) Accountable |
Timeline |
Resources & Staff Development |
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| Curriculum and Assessment Alignment. | |||||
| All Staff meetings between all four schools districts | All Teachers all four schools | 2007-2008 | Departments, Innovative Labs, Standards, Sample textbooks, Distance carts, i-chat, e-mail. Course Descriptions, CLE's, GLE's, Course Objectives, Developed and posted on all school web sites. | ||
| CLPS used to document when Lessons are taught and Standards tested | All Teachers all four schools | Coleridge 2002-2003 Others followed | Laptops with CLPS . Ability to track, report, and improve communications. | ||
| Expanded Curriculum Opportunities | |||||
| Teachers trained in problem based/case based learning | 2007 (Jean H. Kim M. Carol E. Joe Y). 2008 ( Amy H. Diane Baker) as well as teachers from the other three districts | Midwest Center for Information Technology's Working Connections Faculty Development Institute. ESU #1. Teachers use problem based/case based strategies for classroom instruction . | |||
| Offer On-Line classes to provide flexible scheduling | Teachers who teach on-line classes | 2006-2007 | Angel training, Laptops, internet, hardware, incentive pay. Better trained, develop and manage an on-line class. | ||
| Increased opportunities for upper level classes and class offerings such as Ag, FCLA, Spanish, I.T. Science & Math and others | 2002-2003 | Teacher teaching distance classes, Distance Ed equipment. Trained in Distance Education delivery. | |||
| College Credit Access | |||||
| Increase College credit class offerings | Principal, Guidance Counselor, Teachers meeting requirements to teach College level courses | 2003-2005 | Angel training, Colleges. Teacher furthering their degree to teach college level classes. | ||
| Community and Parent Involvement | |||||
| All staff involved in Innovation Labs. | Entire staff, all schools | 2006 | Innovation Labs and Associates, school staff, school board members, parents, community members, and student assistants. Awareness of wants, needs and issues in our school systems. | ||
| Open House/PT Conference | Advisor/advisees, parents, community members | 2005 | PowerSchool, advisors, classroom teachers. Building relationships and connections between school, home and community. | ||
| Homeroom Advisor/Advisee | Students and teachers. | 2003 | PowerSchool, advisors, classroom teachers. Building strong relationships between students and a caring adult in the school system. | ||
| Online use of Powerschool | Administration, all classroom teachers, students and parents | 2004 | Technology coordinator/PowerSchool administrator, classroom teachers, advisors/advisees, parents. Teachers keep grades updated in PowerGrade so they can be accessed through PowerSchool by parents, students, advisors/advisees and all teachers. | ||
| Increase awareness of information provided on the school homepage | Administration, teachers, students, and parents | 2004 | Quarterly newsletter, communications with parents, and news releases. Staff posts upcoming events and results on school website. | ||
| Contacting parents through phone calls, e-mails, and notes. | Administration, teachers, coaches and sponsors | 2004 | Phones, Internet. Staff training on how to find contact information in PowerSchool. | ||
| Community meetings. | Administration | 2005 | Innovation Labs and Associates, school budget, participants in meeting. | ||
| Technology Integration/Distance Education | |||||
| Teachers trained on MIMIO /Angel Training | Teachers | 2006 | Laptops, training staff, workshops. Teachers able to implement the technology in their classroom and curriculum. | ||
| Online use of Powerschool | Technology coordinator/PowerSchool Administrator, Technology Trainers and staff | 2004 | PowerSchool training, NETA, LAN manager meetings, laptops and Internet. Training of staff by technology trainers. | ||
| Teachers involved in NETA conference. | Administrators, attending teachers. | 2004 | Grant money, NETA Conference presenters. Teachers implement technology projects into their curriculum. | ||
| Expanded class offerings for exposure to more teachers. (started in 2000 with one distance classroom and have expanded to seven classrooms.) | Administrators, distance education teachers. | 2000 | Distance education carts and technology, laptops, Internet connections. Staff trained on how to use the distance education equipment and technology. | ||
| Tech team trainers are responslble for overseeing the implementation of technology on their assigned team.. | Tech team trainers | 2004 | Administration, technology coordinator, tech team trainers, trainers, all technology. Teachers are trained in various technologies needed for their regular and distance education classrooms. | ||
| Allowing teachers to increase training in distance education.(NDLA) | Administrators, attending teachers. | 2007 | Administration, grant money, participating teachers. Teachers implement distance learning strategies in their classes. | ||