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Improving Student Outcomes for ALL Children (These slides are to serve as the template that should be used to outline the school’s plan of action)

Name of District School’s Vision School’s Mission School’s Goals (1 slide)

Teacher turnover for 2016-2017_________% and for 2017-2018 ______% School Snapshot Teacher turnover for 2016-2017_________% and for 2017-2018 ______% Attendance Data Percentage 2016-17 Average Daily Attendance 2017-18 Average Daily Attendance 2016-17 Teacher Attendance Rate 2017-18 Teacher Attendance Rate 2016-17 Chronic Absenteeism Rate 2017-18 Chronic Absenteeism Rate Percentage of teachers rated ≥ 3 in 2016-2017 _________% and for 2017-2018 ________% (1 Slide)

School Snapshot (1 Slide) Administrator Experience # Years at this School # Years of Experience as Principal # Years of Experience of Administrator Principal Assistant Principal Number of Certified Teachers YEAR AAAA AAA AA A 2016 - 2017 2017 - 2018 GRADE Average Years of Experience PK K 1 2 3 4 5 6 GRADE Average Years of Experience 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (1 Slide)

Other Pertinent Information School Snapshot Ethnic Group Total % by Race # Male % Male # Female % Female Asian Black Hispanic Native American Multi-Racial White Pacific Islander TOTAL Other Pertinent Information % Free and Reduced Lunches English Learners Students with Disabilities Migrant Homeless (1Slide)

(3 slides) Data Analysis Key Finding: STRENGTHS Describe the top strengths in your School/District that were uncovered through deep examination of the following areas: (Please Bullet) Accountability (Academic Achievement, Acceleration, CCR, Grad Rate, etc.) Multi-tiered System of Support Implementation (High Quality Tier I Instruction, Early Warning Indicators addressing attendance, behavior and course performance, and Interventions) Fiscal and Human Resources (3 slides)

Data Analysis Key Finding: GAPS Describe the most critical gaps identified by your school that were uncovered through deep examination of the following areas: (Please Bullet) Accountability (Academic Achievement, Acceleration, CCR, Grad Rate, etc.) Multi-tiered System of Support Implementation (High Quality Tier I Instruction, Early Warning Indicators addressing attendance, behavior and course performance, and Interventions) Fiscal and Human Resources (3 Slides)

Summary of Key Findings Briefly describe the top findings from the data analysis, including how the findings are supported by performance outcomes for the prior 3 years. Describe how the findings will inform the school's actions in the provision of equitable access to a high quality instructional program for ALL student sub- groups in your school (instructional practice, professional learning, and the utilization of supplemental funding). (2 Slides)

Summary of Key Findings Describe the evidence-base and research behind the specific strategies that were used in the prior 3 years to address identified needs and the results. Describe what was learned about equitable access to ensure that ALL students have access to highly effective, experienced teachers? (2 Slides)

Resource Analysis Budget Provide the Per Pupil Allocation being provided for this school. (1 Slide) Source Per Pupil Amount Use/Activity District Title I IDEA Other Total

Resource Analysis: District Supports How do district support strategies differ from previous school improvement strategies used in this school? Does the school currently have external providers that support the instructional practices of the school? If yes, identify those providers, their scope of work, the frequency of services, the number of years used between 2015-16 and 2017-18, and the process used to measure provider efficacy. (2 slides)

Resource Analysis: District Supports Does the district currently have partnerships with regional educational service agencies (i.e. RESA) or other educational service groups? If yes, identify those providers, their scope of work, the frequency of services, the number of years used between 2015-16 and 2017-18, and the process used to measure provider efficacy. (1 Slide)

Action Plan for Improving Student Outcomes Address the concrete outcomes expected and how the district and school will monitor outcomes that will lead to success in the school’s transformation. Expected Outcomes Position Responsible Next Steps Timeframe Transformational Leadership Instructional Transformation (Instruction and Assessment) Talent Development Cultural Shift (Equity, Culturally Responsive Teaching, Parent and Community Engagement) (2 Slides)

Planning for Long-Term Sustainability What are your strategies to sustain improvement efforts created through your plan? Which MDE Resources will be utilized to support your work? (1 Slide)

Questions from State Team (List the name and title of each school and district team member who is present at the interview so that clarifying questions may be directed to specific individuals)