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Accreditation (AdvancED) Process School Improvement Activities February 2016 Office of Service Quality Veda Hudge, Director Donna Boruch, Coordinator of School Improvement 1

ACCREDITATION REVIEW OCTOBER October , 2016 Broward County Public Schools will host an AdvancED External Review Team The Team will: Review the system and its schools to evaluate the system’s adherence to the AdvancED Accreditation Standards Make a recommendation for AdvancED School System Accreditation Broward County Schools, first accredited in 1962, must participate in an external review every five every years.

Accreditation Artifacts REVIEW PROCESS Prior to Accreditation documents being uploaded to OSPA Central 2.0, schools will review the documents with the school administration and SAC. Once the school chooses the Accreditation artifacts, they are then uploaded to OSPA Central 2.0. The OPSA Instructional Facilitators work in collaboration with schools to review all the uploaded documents using the Accreditation Artifact Checklist. Schools receive feedback about their uploaded documents aligned to the five Accreditation Standards by March Documents that don’t align to the Accreditation Standards are removed and/or replaced by March 31, 2016 (Deadline for all artifact revisions) Accreditation Artifact Upload Center will be locked on April 1,

4 PRIVACY OF STUDENT INFORMATION ACCREDITATION

5 DURING ACCREDITATION VISIT

UPCOMING SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT EVENT: ASSIST STAKEHOLDER SURVEY: FEBRUARY 29 – MARCH 18 DIRECTIONS HAVE BEEN SENT TO PRINCIPALS GO TO TO DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTS ABOUT SURVEY ADMINISTRATION 6

SURVEY ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION Parent Surveys Required minimum response rate for each school: at least 20% of all parents need to take the survey Parent survey can be taken on the web or through paper surveys Each principal will be ed a zip file with copies of the school’s paper parent surveys so they can be reproduced and distributed. Staff Surveys Required minimum response rate at each school: at least 60% of all instructional staff need to take the survey Staff survey will only be taken on the web Student Surveys Required minimum response rate at each school: at least 40% of all students need to take the survey Student survey will only be taken on the web Schools will use three types of student surveys: Early Elementary (K-2), Elementary (3-5) and/or Middle & High (6-12) Monitoring Web based survey response rate can be monitored by logging on to the school’s ASSIST account: Paper survey response rate can only be monitored by the school 7

AdvancED ASSIST CUSTOMER SURVEY PARENT SURVEY DIRECTIONS Web PARENT Survey Link: Send this link home to parents via Parent Link, flyer, , etc. if your school chooses to use the web for the parent survey. Web PARENT Survey Invitation - use for any communication to distribute the link information: In an effort to improve System Practices, Broward County School District is conducting a Parent Survey. We value your opinion and ask that you please take time to complete this survey. In order to complete the survey, go to: Please be assured that your responses to this surveyhttp:// will be anonymous. Your honest opinion is appreciated. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. Paper PARENT Survey: Principals will be ed a zip file with their school’s parent surveys. Each zip file contains uniquely identified surveys for the noted school and should not be administered to other institutions. The zip file contains surveys in multiple languages. The paper surveys need to be reproduced and distributed by the school. Paper Survey Directions: Attached is an AdvancED booklet entitled Instructions for Administering Paper Surveys. Please read and follow these directions carefully. 8

AdvancED ASSIST CUSTOMER SURVEY STAFF SURVEY DIRECTIONS Web STAFF Survey Link: This survey is to be completed by INSTRUCTIONAL staff only. Web STAFF Survey Invitation - use for any communication to distribute the link information: In an effort to improve System Practices, the Broward County School District is conducting a Staff Survey. We value your opinion and ask that you please take time to complete this survey. In order to complete the survey, go to: Please be assuredhttp:// that your responses to this survey will be anonymous. Your honest opinion is appreciated. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. Paper surveys will not be available for the staff. 9

AdvancED ASSIST CUSTOMER SURVEY STUDENT SURVEY DIRECTIONS 10 Web STUDENT Survey Links – Please use with the appropriate grade level: Early Elementary (Grades K-2) Elementary (Grades 3-5) Middle & High (Grades 6-12) Web STUDENT Survey Invitation - use for any communication to distribute the link information: In an effort to improve System Practices, the Broward County School District is conducting a Student Survey. We value your opinion and ask that you please take time to complete this survey. Please be assured that your responses to this survey will be anonymous. Your honest opinion is appreciated. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. Paper surveys will not be available for the students.

AdvancED ASSIST: PORTFOLIO FOR SCHOOLS In May 2016 each school will be required to complete their ASSIST Portfolio on the AdvancEd website: 11 Schools cannot access the portfolio until AdvancEd makes it available in May 2016.

THIS IS AN OUTLINE OF THE ASSIST SCHOOL PORTFOLIO. 12

AdvancED ASSIST: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY WILL EVENTUALLY BE PART OF EACH SCHOOLS’ ASSIST PORTFOLIO 13

Executive Summary draft needs to be finalized in collaboration with administration, school leadership team and SAC. Summary needs to be text only, no charts and graphs. Instructional Facilitators will work collaboratively with schools to finalize the Executive Summary. a copy of your school’s Executive Summary Final Draft to your Instructional Facilitator by March 4, 2016 Revisions to Executive Summary Draft due April 29, 2016 Final Executive Summary will be uploaded to each schools ASSIST Portfolio May 2-6, 2016 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: SUBMIT REVISED DRAFT 14

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NEXT SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT TRAINING MAY 2-6, 2016 Schools will be assigned a date and time by Cadre AGENDA: AdvancED ASSIST Portfolio Completion Closing SIP School Improvement Planning for

1. Has your school made progress towards achieving the goal? A. How do the structures and systems in place at your school ensure all facets of the school culture create predictable environments and a school climate that supports your SIP goal? B. What are the gaps that exist between your current state and your desired state? C. How will you address them between now and the end of this school year? SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT MID-YEAR REFLECTION 18

SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT MID-YEAR REFLECTION Have alterable barriers been eliminated or reduced? (Alterable barriers are in- house infrastructure mechanisms such as scheduling, class structures, teacher attendance, student attendance, staff development plan, etc.) A. What evidence do you see that a barrier has been reduced or eliminated? B. What evidence do you have that the barriers are wide-reaching and will help you achieve your goal? C. If progress towards eliminating the barrier is not sufficient, where or what is the breakdown? D. Did you identify other barriers that could serve as effective re- entry points into the plan?

SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT MID-YEAR REFLECTION Are your strategies being implemented with fidelity? A. Were decisions to continue, intensify, modify, or terminate strategies or action steps based on specific evidence?

SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT MID-YEAR REFLECTION 21 4.What are your benchmarks for success? A. How will you progress towards your goal impact student achievement? B. What is your desired state? C. What gaps exist between your current state and your desired state?

22 GALLERY WALK SHARING BEST PRACTICES

FOLLOW- UP 23 DA Schools are required to input their Mid-Year Reflection in CIMS by MARCH 11, ALL Schools can use the completed Mid-Year Reflection form as Accreditation Artifact for Indicator 5.4 All schools can share their Mid-Year Reflection with SAC and upload into the SAC Upload Center

THANK YOU! Please call us if you need assistance: Office of Service Quality