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1 JANUARY 12, 2012

2  My Voice Staff Survey Results: % in agreement StatementSEP 10 JUN 11 I feel valued for my unique skills and talents5042 School is a welcoming and friendly place4250 I am proud of my school5742 I feel accepted for who I am at school6050 I am a valued member of my school community 3942 Staff respect each other7350 I am recognized when I try my best1342

3 StatementSEP 10 JUN 11 I enjoy working here4250 School is a dynamic and creative learning environment 733 I have a voice in decision-making at school 42 We communicate effectively in our building 5042

4  Building a turnaround zone (team) to include central office, school and community. ◦ Internal Lead Partner ◦ Lead Turnaround Partner ◦ Strategic Implementation Team (school level) ◦ Student Assistance Coordinator ◦ Parent and Community Involvement

5  Renewed focus on using data to drive decisions. ◦ Initial Pearson Diagnostic Study and Theory of Action Planning  MyVoice Surveys (faculty, students, parents)  Classroom observations  Student performance data ◦ State approved Alternate Accreditation Plan ◦ Development of Three Year Improvement Plan  School wide discipline plan  Token Economy  Student engagement and instructional practices

6  Embedded professional development coach ◦ Frequent classroom observations and feedback ◦ Mini workshops during planning periods  Learning targets  Standards based instruction  Student engagement  Pearson’s Learning Teams  Formative Assessment

7  School climate ◦ Staff morale ◦ Student involvement ◦ School-wide discipline  Parental and community involvement  Providing targeted instruction to all students through the development of a standards- based instructional model

8  School Level a. Implementation of the Pearson Education STEP Model including a designated Academic Coach and account manager; b. Assessment of school culture and development of a Theory of Action derived from surveys, including teachers, parents and students; c. Implementation of a school level improvement structure; d. Implementation of Istation Reading Program and Datacation reporting mechanism; e. Recruit, hire and retain highly qualified staff members in core areas and utilize bonuses; f. Increased staff based on need (counselors, math teacher, and instructional coach); g. Provide embedded professional development opportunities for all and targeted groups of staff members (most recently Professional Learning Teams Model); and h. Supported school’s Token Economy System, field trips, parental and community involvement activities, and Formative Assessment workshop

9  Division level a. Assigned Internal Lead Partner (ILP) to manage the process and to create a division level Turn Around zone; b. ILP manages the Memorandum of Understanding ; c. Replication of best practices to other schools within the division; and d. Funded on-going attendance at SIG meetings with Dr. Rhim, Corbett Education Consulting, and Pearson Education professional development;

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11 Model StrandsLevel of Implementation A. Creation & Use of District TeamFull Implementation B. Enabling School AutonomyPartial Implementation C. Principal & Hiring TeachersFull Implementation D. Stakeholder EngagementPartial Implementation E. Creation & Use of School TeamHigh Implementation F. Leading ChangePartial Implementation G. Evaluating, rewarding, removing staffPartial Implementation H. Professional DevelopmentHigh Implementation I. Learning TimePartial Implementation J. Reforming InstructionHigh Implementation

12  Engaging all relevant participants in the Turn Around Process;  Size of the faculty (small);  Time – teachers involved in other Danville Public School Programs and Initiatives;  Transient nature of student population;  Need for organizational and instructional rituals and routines;  Balancing management and instructional time.

13  Continue work on instructional improvement through implementation of Learning Teams.  Continue focus on parent and community involvement.  Develop plans to target student involvement in school planning and climate.  Focus on ideas to improve student attendance and discipline.  Assessment For Learning as critical key to standards-based instruction.  Develop service learning/community based learning opportunities.

14  The number one initiative of the Lead Turnaround Partnership with Pearson Education was to build “Capacity”…capacity in the school’s administration, capacity in the school’s Leadership Structure (School Improvement Team), capacity in the teacher’s instructional effectiveness, and capacity in the Division’s Academic Support Structure.  Development of a new Memorandum of Understanding in year four using local, state, and federal funding outside the previously allocated SIG grant;  Funding, local, state, and federal, to continue Istation, Algebra Readiness Initiative, and Datacation;  Embedded professional development sustainability using Title II funding;  Incentives for recruitment and retention of staff members; and  Federal, state and local funding to increase learning time for all students.


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