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1 Southern Regional Education Board High Schools That Work: What does it look like fully implemented?

2 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 2 Model Fully Implemented: 85 Percent of Graduates Meet One or More Performance Goals NumberPercent 85% of students 34 4% 65 to 84% of students35036 50 to 64% of students30931 Below 49%28529 Status 2002 at 978 Schools

3 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 3 Model Fully Implemented: 80 Percent Enroll in Further Study Immediately Status of More Than 5,900 National Representatives Sample of 2000 GraduatesMaleFemale Yes64%74% Type of Institution: University or college2936 Community and technical college 3235 Other/unknown 3 3

4 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 4 Model Fully Implemented: 85 Percent Entering Postsecondary Studies without Having to Take Remedial Courses Required to take remedial courses34% Completed recommended curriculum 27 Did not complete recommended curriculum 40 Qualified for Award of Educational Achievement 22 Did not quality for Award of Educational Achievement 42

5 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 5 Model Fully Implemented: Postsecondary Remediation Rate by High School Mathematics Courses Completed: Needed remedial Courses Postsec. Attend. Yes Algebra before grade 9 14% Completed four CP mathematics credits 20 Took mathematics the senior year 27 75% Did not take mathematics the senior year 3464 Source: Southern Regional Education Board Follow-up Study of 2000 high school career/technical Graduates 15 months after high school graduation, Report 2002

6 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 6 Model Fully Implemented: 85 Percent Completed Recommended Academic Core Orangeburg 5 High School, SC College-prep English (4 credits) 95% Mathematics (4 credits, Algebra I or higher) 87 Science (3 credits at college-prep level) 100 Completed all three parts 84

7 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 7 Model Fully Implemented: 60 Percent Experience Intensive High Classroom Expectations Academy for Arts and Science, SC State amount and quality of work for an A or a B 77% Teachers frequently available for extra help 95 One or more hours of homework (daily)47 Revise written work (often)72 Work hard to meet high standards (often) 57 Intensive (4 of 5)55

8 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 8 Model Fully Implemented: 60 Percent Experience Intensive Technical Literacy through Career Studies Hanna Westside, SC Complete 4 or more technical courses (quality) 96% Use computer to complete assignments (monthly) 72 Talk with persons from chosen field 63 Had challenging assignments (monthly) 64

9 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 9 Model Fully Implemented: 60 Percent Experience Intensive Technical Literacy through Career Studies Hanna Westside, SC Use mathematics (weekly) 41% Read technical materials (weekly) 47 Read related articles (monthly) 56 Do research to plan a project78

10 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 10 Model Fully Implemented: 60 Percent Experience Intensive Technical Literacy through Career Studies Hanna Westside, SC Two or more hours on career/technical math-related homework (weekly) 18% Senior project92 End-of-course exams59 Outside reading33 Intensive (8 of 12)51

11 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 11 Model Fully Implemented: 75 Percent Experience Intensive Work-site Learning Monroe County High School, KY Observed veteran workers100% Someone taught me how to do the work 100 Encouraged me to develop good work habits (monthly) 100 Encouraged me to develop good customer relations skills (monthly) 100 Intensive (all 4 indicators) 100

12 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 12 Model Fully Implemented: 75 Percent Experience Intensive Literacy Galax High School, VA Revise written work for quality (often) 46% Write in-depth explanations (sometimes or often) 62 Complete short writing in English (monthly) 85 in science (monthly) 54 in social studies (monthly) 54 Source: 2002 HSTW Assessment

13 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 13 Model Fully Implemented: 75 Percent Experience Intensive Literacy Galax High School, VA Use word processor (often) 62% Discuss topics with other students (sometimes or often) 69 Read books outside of class (monthly) 53 Read technical materials in class (monthly) 79 Read outside of school (two hours weekly) 31 Intensive (7 to 10) 48 Source: 2002 HSTW Assessment

14 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 14 Model Fully Implemented: 65 Percent Experience Intensive Numeracy Buford High School, GA Mathematics the senior year100% 4 or more mathematics courses 100

15 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 15 Model Fully Implemented: 65 Percent Experience Intensive Numeracy Buford High School, GA Teachers link math to real-life problems (sometimes or often) 72% Work-related math problems (monthly) 29 Use math in career/technical assignments (monthly) 57 Solve problems outside textbook (monthly) 71

16 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 16 Model Fully Implemented: 65 Percent Experience Intensive Numeracy Buford High School, GA Explain processes orally (monthly) 41% Work with others on assignments (monthly) 53 Brainstorm to solve problems in groups (monthly) 70 Solve open-ended problems79 Use graphing calculator (monthly) 73 Intensive (6 to 8)54

17 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 17 Model Fully Implemented: 65 Percent Experience Intensive Science Curriculum POLYTECH High School, DE Completed at least 3 of the following: 5 science (CP physical science, CP biology, Biology II, anatomy, CP chemistry, physics) 83% Took science the senior year34 Science teachers often show how scientific concepts are used in real-life situations 37

18 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 18 Model Fully Implemented: 65 Percent Experience Intensive Science Curriculum POLYTECH High School, DE Use science equipment to do science activities in a lab with table and sinks (weekly) 69% Read an assigned book (other than text book) or article dealing with science (at least monthly) 66 Use science equipment to do science activity in the classroom (at least monthly) 88

19 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 19 Model Fully Implemented: 65 Percent Experience Intensive Science Curriculum POLYTECH High School, DE Worked with one or more students in classroom on science work (at least monthly) 88% Prepared a written report on science project (at least monthly) 85 Intensive (6-8)55

20 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 20 Model Fully Implemented: 70 Percent Experience Intensive Guidance Orangeburg 5 High School, SC Teacher or counselor: talked with students individually about plans for careers or further learning 96% helped students review their programs of study (annually) 84 visited classes to talk about planning for post-high school 98

21 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 21 Model Fully Implemented: 70 Percent Experience Intensive Guidance Orangeburg 5 High School, SC Each student had an adult mentor throughout high school 42% Mentors helped students develop and review programs of study (annually) 62 Students participated in tours of local businesses 75

22 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 22 Model Fully Implemented: 70 Percent Experience Intensive Guidance Orangeburg 5 High School, SC Students spoke with persons in careers to which they aspired 87% Someone from a college talked to students about going to college 80 Student and parents received information to assist in applying to college 82

23 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 23 Model Fully Implemented: 70 Percent Experience Intensive Guidance Orangeburg 5 High School, SC Students received information on how to do well in job interviews 82% Students received information and counseling about continuing their education 67 Students received encouragement to take a combination of academic and career/technical courses 95 Intensive (10-12)58

24 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 24 Model Fully Implemented: 60 Percent See High School Important to Their Future Los Fresnos High School, TX Courses are exciting/challenging (often or sometimes) 85% Tried to do their best work in school (often) 75 Failed to complete or turn in assignments (seldom/never) 72 Very important to study hard to get good grades 84 Very important to participate actively in class 60

25 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 25 Model Fully Implemented: 60 Percent See High School Important to Their Future Los Fresnos High School, TX Very important to attend all classes93% Very important to take several college- preparatory classes 74 Teachers encouraged them to do well in school (often) 64 Teachers showed they cared about students by not letting them get by without doing the work (often) 53 Intensive (8 of 11)63

26 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 26 Model Fully Implemented: 60 Percent Received Extra Help Swain County, NC Get extra help without difficulty from my teacher (often) 56% Extra help available before, during or after school (often) 79 Extra help results in getting better grades 65 Extra help assists in understanding school work better 49 Intensive (3 of 4)58

27 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 27 Model Fully Implemented: 65 Percent of Teachers Report Intensive School Improvement Destrehan High School, LA Continuous Improvement Practices Goals are clear.65% Teachers maintain a demanding and supportive environment. 63% Principals meet with teachers to examine student work. (monthly) 69

28 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 28 Model Fully Implemented: 65 Percent of Teachers Report Intensive School Improvement Destrehan High School, LA Continuous Improvement Practices Teachers continue to learn and seek out new ideas 78% Teachers/administrators work as a team55 Teachers use data to evaluate school and classroom practices 93 Intensive (4 of 6)51

29 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 29 Summary of Key State Policies # Math Req. Includes Algebra Algebra & beyond Algebra Plus 2 No General Strand AL4 for CP AR3 DE3 FL3 for Std & CP GA4 CP; 3TP for CP KY3 LA3 MD3 MS3 NC3 for CP & TP Univ (’06) OK3 SC4 TN3 (’05) TX3 (‘05) CP “default” VA3 WV3 (’05) Southern Regional Education Board

30 Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 30 Improvement: Are test scores improving? SAT-Dominant States 1993*2003 % Tested Mean Score % Tested Mean Score Change Nation42101248102614 FL50992679964 GA6796472984 20 MD6310196910245 NC59970691001 31 SC6495865989 31 TX4999553993-2 VA661004691024 20 *Recentered Scores

31 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 31 Improvement: Are test scores improving? ACT- Dominant States 19932003 % Tested Mean Score % Tested Mean Score Score Change Nation3420.63920.8.2 AL6220.07720.1.1 AR6420.17620.3.2 KY6320.17220.2.1 LA7219.58119.6.1 MS7118.88918.7-.1 OK6519.77320.5.8 TN6320.29020.4.2 WV5719.96520.3.4

32 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 32 Key Drivers of Historical Success Align graduation policies to HSTW Design End general track Use data Link academic and career/technical instruction

33 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 33 Key Drivers of Historical Success Exposing school leaders and faculty teams to a common vision, goals and workable practices through: ● Site development workshops ● National summer staff development conferences ● National workshops ● Publications

34 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 34 Key Drivers of Historical Success Using audit teams to assist schools to document: ● outstanding practices ● planned next steps ● challenges to more fully implement the design with recommended actions

35 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 35 Key Drivers of Historical Success State and districts funding support State ownership Flexible scheduling

36 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 36 Key Drivers of Historical Failure/Inconsistency Project strategy versus comprehensive strategy Turnover of key leaders Failure of school to avail themselves of networking services

37 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 37 Key Drivers of Historical Failure/Inconsistency Lack of school leadership to organize, engage and manage continuous improvement Inability to assist the faculty to unlock from old beliefs and practices

38 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 38 Key Drivers of Historical Failure to Deeply Implement the Design Inability to go beyond initial improvement Failure to develop deeper understanding among the faculty of what represents good teaching

39 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 39 Key New Drivers of Success Developing local district and school leadership teams Middle grades/high school transitions Literacy across the curriculum

40 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 40 Key New Drivers of Success Assignment of district and school improvement consultants Site development workshops for the entire faculty Site-specific staff development

41 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 41 Emerging Drivers of Success Redesigning the senior year Improving rigor of classroom instruction and teaching strategies Teaching “at-risk” students how to become independent learners

42 Southern Regional Education Board Illinois Connection 03-24-04 -- Fully Implemented 42 Emerging Drivers of Success Making school completion as important as improving student achievement Organizing large schools into smaller learning communities Improving high school career/technical instruction

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