ICS State of the School: International Community School September 29, 2016.

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ICS State of the School: International Community School September 29, 2016

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 ICS History  ICS Today  ICS Strategic Plan  Questions Agenda

ICS Vision and Mission Vision The International Community School seeks staff and families who are committed to our vision of creating a supportive community of students, staff and parents, learning from each other and celebrating diversity among us. Mission The International Community School is an International Baccalaureate World School that educates refugees, immigrants and local children, and provides a rigorous and holistic education in an intentionally diverse community of mutual learners.

ICS History

 ICS continues to carry out our mission every single day  Velde-Cabrera is here to stay  Visibility  Processes for teachers and staff to increase communication internally and externally  More structure and calm school culture  Renewed and increased focus on academic instruction  Development effort ICS Today

 Strategic Direction 1: Educational Approach  Strategic Direction 2: ICS Culture  Strategic Direction 3: Development  Strategic Direction 4: Human Resources  Strategic Direction 5: Communication  Strategic Direction 6: Operations Strategic Plan

Range of levels on MAP Testing Focus on differentiated instruction Literacy focus Writing workshops in Spring 2017 Balanced Literacy training for all teachers in Spring 2018 Math and science focus Students grow one year on MAP Test Get involved: Teaching and Learning Committee meets first Tuesday of every month (contact Chad Velde-Cabrera, Rhina Williams or Jon Schmidt-Davis to get involved) Ask your teachers about MAP data at conferences. Strategic Direction 1: Educational Approach

 "Advancing a shared, inclusive, and diverse ICS culture.”  Provide training and workshops for staff and Board members on the concept of Beloved Community  Create an ICS 101 Educational Program for new teachers, students, families, board members, and sponsors  Get Involved:  Contact: Anne Phillips  Contact Info: Strategic Direction 2: ICS Culture

Development vs. Funding Development = Relational Building, over time, a continuous, powerful and life-long connection between a donor / philanthropist and the organization or cause we represent. Extended cultivation, thorough education, attentive stewardship, & appropriate solicitation

Fundraising = Transactional Focus is on solicitation. An organization with a specific and short-term financial goal asks for a one- time, (usually modest) gift (usually money) from a donor, usually for a specific cause or project. Development vs. Fundraising

"Fundraising" and "Development" also work together. Every fundraising transaction is the first step in building for the future. Fundraising activity is essential as we seek to meet our annual fundraising goals and budget pressures. Development vs. Fundraising

 Remember that ICS is a NON-PROFIT!  We are not exclusively funded by county tax dollars.  We need fundraising to be done by the Board of Directors, Parents, IPTSO, Sponsors, Donors, Faculty, and the Greater ICS Community. 501(c)3….

Strategic Direction 3: Year 1 “PLAN”: Set the money we have and find the money we want “PLANT”: Set our purpose in the community and engage community partners “GROW”: Build our future IN the community & WITH our community Get Involved:  Volunteer!  Use passive fundraising (Kroger, Amazon, etc.)! – EASY MONEY  Nov 4, 2016 – GA Gives Day – EASY MONEY  Talk up ICS to your neighbors and local businesses  ASK QUESTIONS!  Know any grant writers?  Support your teachers!

 “Building talent and support for the future.”  Are we doing our best to recruit, develop, reward, organize, and retain talent?  Big focus on the employee life cycle and volunteer capital  Year One action items – job descriptions, development plans, and compensation  Let’s work together to make ICS an employer of choice! Strategic Direction 4: Human Resources

Strategic Direction 5: Communication All Stakeholders: “Better communication is essential” Current and ongoing improvements Strategic Direction 5 looks to change the communications system Get involved:

 Technology Assess needs and respond with improved access to high-quality technology  Busing Initiate conversations with DeKalb County School District to find support for county busing  Building and Grounds Evaluate long-term needs for facility and site Identify and pursue programs that yield energy-efficient outcomes for facility Upgrade to hardier turf field and new playground structures Strategic Direction 6: Operations that reflect ICS mission and maximize efficiency

Questions?