Strategic Planning Final Plan Team Meeting

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Presentation transcript:

Strategic Planning Final Plan Team Meeting

Welcome Superintendent Steve Olson Who are we and what are we here to do?

FOUNDATION OF CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT MISSION VISION GOALS VALUES Pillars Guiding Question MISSION What is our fundamental purpose; why do we exist? VISION What must we become in order to accomplish our fundamental purpose? GOALS How will we know if we are making a difference? VALUES How must we behave to achieve our mission, vision and goals?

Defining Key Areas To Improve Strategic Planning Process Where are we now? How will we get to where we want to be? Needs Assessment Defining Key Areas To Improve Goal Setting Gap Analysis SMART Goals Strategies Vision and Mission Where do we want to be? Action Planning Implement Best Practice Staff Development Review and Revise Monitor Adjust Improve What are we learning? Structures &Processes Stakeholder Input/ Impacts Annual- Formative Multi-Year: Summative

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters in the end. Ursula K. LeGuin 1999 WHERE DO WE WANT TO BE? HOW DO WE GET FROM WHERE WE ARE TO WHERE WE WANT TO BE? WHERE ARE WE NOW? CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

The FOUR Pillars of a Strategic Plan Mission Who we are? Why do we exist? Vision What must we become? Values How must we behave? Goals and Objectives How we gauge our success? The FOUR Pillars of a Strategic Plan Definitions Connections Criteria for Success

FINAL MEETING OUTCOMES Answer the question “What will be our final recommendation to the Board of Education to set forth a new district strategic plan?” Reflect on STAKEHOLDER FEEDBACK to revise the DRAFT of the strategic plan from our work at the Setting Direction Retreat. Mission Vision Core Values Long-Range Goals Urgent Strategies for Improvement Outline NEXT STEPS toward plan approval and implementation

Stakeholder Feedback Report

Member Feedback: Can you support as presented in DRAFT of the strategic plan? Components Percent Support Mission 91% Values 94% Vision Goal One 92% Goal Two Goal Three 93% Goal Four 95% Goal Five

ACTIVITY ONE: 90 minutes 15 minutes per chart Reflect on STAKEHOLDER FEEDBACK to revise the DRAFT of the strategic plan from our work at the Setting Direction Retreat. Mission Vision Core Values Long-Range Goals Urgent Strategies for Improvement

Each table team will begin with one of the following documents: Goal One and aligned strategies Goal Two and aligned strategies Goal Three and aligned strategies Goal Four and aligned strategies Goal Five and aligned strategies Mission, Vision and Core Values 1 2 3 4 5 6

For each document: Review stakeholder feedback and identify themes. Make any changes on the poster using sticky notes. Provide feedback to other table team feedback Pass the poster to the next numerical table.

ACTIVITY TWO: 30 minutes Outline NEXT STEPS toward plan approval and implementation.

Superintendent Steve Olson Steps toward approval

CEC Facilitator Perry Soldwedel Steps toward Implementation

Deliverables One Page Strategic Plan- Vision, Mission, Values/Beliefs, Goals, Strategies Support Document containing details related to the One-Page Plan

LIVING THE PLAN

Align goals and strategies to a data system Identify key indicators, measures, and targets for all goals and strategies Align goals and strategies to a data system Progress monitor and report growth and achievement while making adjustments to ensure improved results Align the data system to a progress monitoring and reporting system for all stakeholders. Align individual, team, school, and program goals and feedback to the data system Align the Plan to individual and team performance and program evaluation Align the plan to school, team, department and program structures and processes to ensure ownership, responsibility and accountability Align the Plan to the work structures and shared decision-making processes Make sure strategy actions plans follow a consistent SMART process to develop a two-way collaborative communication system Align the Plan strategies to PDSA action plans Align budget and meeting agendas to the Plan to ensure focus and priority. Align the Plan to resources of time and money

Thanks to the Strategic Plan Team