+ Early Warning Indicator System Community Partnerships John Traynor, Gonzaga University.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

USING STUDENT DATA TO DRIVE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION/ PHYSICAL ACTIVITY POLICY Bob Rauner, Marybell Avery, Lana Peterson-Pressler Lincoln,

Advertisements

4-H Administrative Update 2006 Youth Development Institutes March 2006.

An Introduction to the Alliance A Partnership of Minnesota Alliance With Youth, AmeriCorps, Serve Minnesota & Partners across the state.

Presentation to the HKPR District Health Unit Board of Health September 18, 2014 Presented by Karen Pettinella Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District.

Taskforces formed: Economic vitality Education Environment Healthy People Community Safety Over 120 individuals involved Each put forth 5 priorities.

Setting the Pace to Graduate Date1 Parent Mentor Partnership September 2013.

LCFF & LCAP PTO Presentation April, 2014 TEAM Charter School.

1 Community Assessment Chapter 13 28/4/2007 Ahmad Adeeb.

Jaffrey Rindge Extended Day Program

PRESENTATION TO THE STRATEGIC PLAN STEERING COMMITTEE Priorities for an Engaged Community of Employees TRU People Make Things Happen.

Proposal Training.  What is Budgeting by Priorities?  How do I participate?  How do I write my proposals? ◦ Narrative Requirements ◦ Mechanics.

This research was supported by: U.S. Department of Education (U411B110098) and private-sector matched funds from 20 funders and foundations The Human Capital.

HEALTHY KIDS LEARN BETTER A Coordinated School Health Approach.

Communities Coordinating for Healthy Development General Introduction.

Worcester Public Schools Superintendent’s Entry Plan Report and Update Worcester Public Schools Melinda J. Boone, Ed.D., Superintendent December 9, 2009.

NAUGATUCK HIGH SCHOOL STRATEGIC PLAN Presentation to Board of Education November 13, 2014 A collaborative effort between teachers, students, and administrators.

Parental Engagement District Advisory Committee April 8, 2015 National Standards for Family-School Partnerships Family Engagement Framework Parent Involvement.

SUN Initiative Update Shawn Hoffman-Bram Sept 25, 2008.

Dennis Culhane and John Fantuzzo, University of Pennsylvania, 2011 EQUITY RELEVANCY CAPACITY Achieving a Common Purpose in the Real World of Public Services.

Donna Menart Betsy Olson Katelyn Herlache 4-H Youth Development Update 2010 Fall Forum.

Collaborative Closing the Gap Action Plans: School Counselors, School Social Workers and School Psychologists Working to Close the Gaps.

Developing leaders through service since Club officer training.

United Way of Greater Toledo - Framework for Education Priority community issue: Education – Prepare children to enter and graduate from school.

Wisconsin Educational Collaboration for Youth in Foster Care John Elliott Hilary Shager April 25 th, 2013.

Afterschool and STEM National Network of Statewide Afterschool Networks.

Highline Public Schools Scaling-Up District-wide PBIS Improving Social and Academic Outcomes for All Students District PBIS Coordinator & Implementation.

REDESIGNING SCHOOL COUNSELING Review and Revise GOALS Indiana Student Achievement Institute InSAI.

Designing Transition Programs That Work Presented by: Cathy Grewe, Counselor, Williamstown High School Kelly Mordecki, School Counselor Lead, Office of.

Children and learning – the new agenda Children and Lifelong Learning Scrutiny Committee July 05.

Effective Site Councils many voices. one vision Presented by Amy Barker Director of Categorical Programs Siskiyou County Office of Education.

Organizational Conditions for Effective School Mental Health

4-H School Enrichment Extension Agent 4-H Youth Development County Center NCCES.

KIDS HOPE USA is a National Ministry. Over 450 Church/School Partnerships in 27 States.

Family Support Program of Albemarle County February, 2010.

Supporting SCUSD Students with the Local Control & Accountability Plan (LCAP) 1 School Site Meetings May 2015.

MPS Memorandum of Agreement Renewal with Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors MUID Presentation December 13, 2011.

Our Journey with Family Engagement An Overview of North Penn School District’s experiences with Family Friendly Schools As part of our strategy to Engage.

KIDS HOPE USA is a National Ministry. More than 500 Church/School Partnerships in 29 States.

OHIO FAMILY & CHILDREN FIRST COORDINATORS ASSOCIATION CCAO Winter Conference December 2008 Welcome!

KCS Strategic Plan. Graduation Rate Proficiency Rate Turnover Rate Teacher Working Conditions Survey Short Term Suspension Rate Dropout Rate Funding Strategic.

Academy for Community Schools Development III Comprehensive Youth & Family Services June 2, 2004.

Breakthrough Schools: Raise Expectations and Student Academic Achievement.

Preparing Youth for the 21 st Century Economy Gregg Weltz Director of Youth Services U.S. Department of Labor.

Intervention and Referral Services

Native Education Work Group Report to the Shelton School District Board of Directors February 28, 2012.

Regional School District 13 Board of Education’s Recommended Budget

Scaling Up: Responding to Financial Constraints Through the Lens of Implementation North Santiam School District Fall Conference 2010.

Nottinghamshire Health & Wellbeing Board Peer Challenge Cathy Quinn Associate Director of Public Health.

March 8, NEWG History and Purpose Started in with a focus on “helping kids walk” Developed a statement of purpose Reached consensus on shared.

United Way of Racine County Collectively Building an Educated Workforce.

Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) Informational Presentation January 2016 FREMONT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Educate Challenge Inspire Getting to Know.

PLEASANTON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL CLIMATE TRANSFORMATION GRANT.

Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council Social Services CSSIW Performance Evaluation Report 2014–15.

MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR MIDDLE SCHOOLS & PBIS Elsa Velez, Ph.D. PBIS Coordinator Charles County Public Schools.

Ekaterina P. Forrester, Ph.D.

FALCON 2009 Executive Director’s Report Major Accomplishments / Key Partnerships FALCON report at AIHEC BOD meeting FALCON articles of incorporation revised.

October 1, 2010 – September 30,  Lincoln Public Schools received a 5-year, $4.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education-High School.

Engaging Community & Donors to Support Youth All In for Youth, United Way Calgary & Area United Way Worldwide, Community Leaders Conference May 2016.

LOCAL CONTROL ACCOUNTABILITY PLAN (LCAP) GONZALES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Presentation: Joint City Council & GUSD Board March 28, 2016.

By Jo Turlington

Evidencing that it works Capturing carers’ personal outcomes in Midlothian Eibhlin McHugh, Director of Communities and Wellbeing, Midlothian Council Julie.

Building a Strong 4-H Club Rod Buchele, SW Area 4-H Specialist.

Directors’ Year End Report Year End Report to Board of Education.

Local Control Accountability Plan Board of Education June 25, 2015 Alvord Unified School District Students | Teachers | Instructional Content.

Division of Student Support Services

“Deepening Our System of Care” April 2017

The Diplomas Now Approach

TEN WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

Community Impact Report to Board of Directors

Building a Strong 4-H Club

Presentation transcript:

+ Early Warning Indicator System Community Partnerships John Traynor, Gonzaga University

Using EWS data to partner New focus on partnering with community Annual Reporting Form for Community Partners Annual Report on Community Partnerships to School Board Updated MOU’s to include: - Data Sharing Agreements - Parental Consent Forms to Share Data

Held 3 community meetings involving 50 – 60 representatives from CBOs, Schools, Funders, Government and School Board (funded by Priority Spokane – JP Morgan Chase Foundation) Meeting Goals:  Identify ways to partner together  Develop shared data points  Build Trust/Relationships Using EWS data to partner

+ Tipping PointNumber of Students Grade 7 Grade 8 Percent of Students Grade 7 Grade 8 A’s (Attendance) % 7.5% B’s (Behavior) % 14% C’s (Course Completion) % 18.6% Tipping Points for 7 th and 8 th Graders How does your program impact Attendance, Behavior, Course Completion or more than one of these factors? How does your organization currently use data? What data do WE ALL want to keep an eye on in order to serve our kids in ways that support student well-being and success?

+ Sample Partnerships Department of Social and Health Services Foster Care Children/Youth Treehouse Special Programs office (SPS) Title VII Indian Education Native Project Director of Indian Education (SPS) Achieve Gape Intervention Specialists (AGIS) – Academic Mentors Community Attendance Support Teams (CAST)

+ Sample Partner Uses Boys and Girls Club of Spokane Communities in Schools Empire Health Foundation Community Partners for Middle School Success (RFP requiring use of SPS EWS)

+ Key challenges and successes: Challenges: Sharing the data Engaging youth and parents directly in the conversation Using data For evaluation To case manage Successes: United Way funding process Annual SPS report New resources District strategic plan School Board Member Engagement Ongoing School-Community Partnership Committee meetings

+ Lessons learned: Benefit of building strong relationships between community and schools with shared planning Be willing to take risks Be opportunistic Sharing data increases engagement and partnerships