APS Strategic Plan Steering Committee

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Presentation transcript:

APS Strategic Plan Steering Committee   November 16, 2017

Agenda Welcome and Introductions Mission and Vision Hopes and Aspirations Dream: What’s Possible Closing

Working Agreements Assume positive intentions Allow everyone’s voice to be heard Focus on the work Promote a sense of inquiry Pay attention to self and others Collaboration will formulate the milestones for creating the strategic plan Consensus will be the goal Acceptable rather than the perfect Best intentions rather than winning a point School Board makes the final decision

Questions from Prior Meeting Housekeeping Notes Notes Checkers Questions from Prior Meeting Accessibility Community Outreach Civic Associations School Ambassadors Out of School Time Council, Sat. Nov. 4

Going from What If… to Results Outcomes By the end of our process, participants will: Use our current data to provide clarity and focus for APS Define the ideal state of the district Develop a wide-range of goals, strategies, and objectives to reach the ideal state Going from What If… to Results

What is happening locally? At the State? Nationally? Design Thinking DESIGN CONSTRUCT Understand: Ends in INSIGHT Create: Ends in IDEAS Deliver: Ends in REALITY Define Ideate Scale Adopt Implement What is our current state? What is happening locally? At the State? Nationally? How do we reach our vision? Key ideas? What is most important in reaching our vision? What action steps will be taken to implement the strategies? What are the results? Mission Vision Core Values Goals Strategies Objectives Strategic Plan Action Steps Results

Mission, Vision, and Core Values Hopes and Aspirations (November 16) Current State (November 27) Mission, Vision, & Core Values (December 5)

Mission and Vision

Hopes and Aspirations

Why do we exist? What defines our purpose? Mission Why do we exist? What defines our purpose? Chart paper

Mission Use the information from the responses to answer: In your group, review the Hopes and Aspirations responses. Use the information from the responses to answer: Why do we exist? What defines our purpose? Limit each individual idea to one sentence or phrase. Chart paper

Mission: Gallery Walk Chart paper

Dream: What’s Possible

What do we aspire to achieve in the future? Vision What do we aspire to achieve in the future? Chart paper

The Future of Schools and Jobs

DREAM

Competencies and Attributes In your group, review the assigned resources. Jot down the phrases or sentences that stand out to you. After your group is finished, share what you wrote and why. Then… Circle those words in the phrases and sentences that are most impactful. List any competencies or attributes from your assigned resource that you believe APS students would need.

Follow-Up: Data Dashboard

Follow-Up: Assigned Readings Whole Child Framework Master Planning Committee Report Community Facility Study and 2015 Report 2017 Baldrige Self Assessment Arlington’s 2017 Youth Risk Behavior Survey Review and be familiar with: Advisory Committee on Instruction’s Annual Reports Program Evaluations

Public Comment

Closing