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TRUMBULL COUNTY EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER LEADING FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE

Our OIP Journey Trumbull County Educational Service Center Department of Curriculum & Instruction

Superintendent’s Perspective The Importance of the Ohio Improvement Process for School Districts and ESCs. The Positive Outcomes. The Impact on TCESC Service Delivery Reorganization of TCESC. Re-defined our district service.

TCESC Organizational Chart

How We Did It….18 Districts! Year 1: Initial Facilitation with First 6 Districts for Phases I & II. Individual superintendent meetings Districts ranged from CI to Excellent w/Distinction Value of Decision Framework & Value-Added Component Data-based decision making became the driver. Year 2: County-wide Participation (20 Districts). District Superintendents’ Endorsements Expertise of TCESC Supervisors CCIP Implications ARRA $$$

OIP Facilitation Process & Timeline Year 1: Phases I & II Re-prioritized our work Committed to scheduled team prep time Developed a year-long plan for District OIP Team Collaborated with SST5 and other regional partners Attended all ODE trainings. Year 2: Phases I – IV OIP became the priority for entire organization Revised facilitation timeline Utilized past experiences to streamline the process Attended ODE trainings Balanced our work to meet year 1 and year 2 district needs.

TCESC Benefits…. “MRI” of every district Value of Decision Framework and District Action Plans A focused plan for TCESC service delivery County-wide implementation and monitoring of focused plans New initiatives aligned to OIP work.

Benefits….District Ownership

Outcomes….Years 1 and 2 Specific Professional Development Needs (County & District) Marzano’s Influence Hamilton’s Influence Summer of Growth Opportunities Beyond Special Education Compliance Administrative Leadership Series New Principals/Resident Educator Academies Family & Civic Engagement County & District Teams Targeted work with teachers in all districts Year 3: Waiver Days - 3 year plan (2010-2013)

Trumbull County Educational Service Center Contact Information Trumbull County Educational Service Center www.trumbull.k12.oh.us Melissa.watson@neomin.org