Attracting and Retaining Our High Performing Teachers Helen Ryley Wisconsin Rural Schools Alliance Conference November 2013.

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Attracting and Retaining Our High Performing Teachers Helen Ryley Wisconsin Rural Schools Alliance Conference November 2013

Benchmark One2 Who Are Our Great Teachers ?

Benchmark One3... Students are likely to say... Their teacher cares. Their best teachers don’t give up on them or let them give up on themselves. They make learning fun. Teachers know they have done a good job when their students perform well. Their best teachers explain difficult things clearly.

Benchmark One4 Why do high performers leave? Lack of recognition Failure to take advantage of their instructional expertise and leadership potential Stymied in their efforts at team building and collaboration with colleagues to boost student performance “I wasn’t asked to stay.” Little effort was made to retain them

Benchmark One5 Session Take Aways  Strategies, tools and processes for attracting and retaining high quality educators in small, rural districts  An overview of the national research.  Sharing what works in your district/school.  The Leadership Secrets of Santa Claus

Benchmark One6 Human Capital Self Assessment Tool District Self Assessment at

National Research and Indicators

Benchmark One8 What’s Happening Nationally ? School Retention Rates by Teacher Performance Source: District data from SY through SY The New Teacher Project, (2012) The Irreplaceables”

Benchmark One9 Misunderstanding Turnover 10 points 5 points

Benchmark One10 Why Great Teachers Stay

Benchmark One11 Four Key Words Inclusion Engagement Culture Leadership

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Benchmark One13 Build a wonderful workshop

Hiring/Retaining Great Teachers Cycle Attract Quality Staff Hire Quality Staff Train and Develop Staff Coach and Evaluate Staff DECISION POINT

Attract Quality Teachers Attract Quality Staff Hire Quality Staff Train and Develop Staff Coach and Evaluate Staff DECISION POINT

 Better performance interview strategies  Relationship with area college  Advertise/promote community benefits - videos  Job Fairs – focused on new hires in rural areas  Alternative education candidates – local  Social media – word-of-mouth promotion  State incentives & application tech support  Other? ATTRACT – What Works?

Hiring Great Teachers Attract Quality Staff Hire Quality Staff Train and Develop Staff Coach and Evaluate Staff DECISION POINT

 Tell a clear and compelling story re: “Why do people want to work here?”  Build an Employment Brand – Who are we and how do we treat our people?  Differentiate the district and community from competing districts.  Leverage staff and community as Employment Ambassadors ATTRACT and HIRE – The Research

Benchmark One20 What’s Working in Your District(s) ? Take a minute to think about what you are doing to attract and retain teachers. Jot some notes. Talk with the person next to you and share the things each of you are doing.. Join your conversation group and talk about your good ideas.

Develop/Retain Great Teachers Attract Quality Staff Hire Quality Staff Train and Develop Staff Coach and Evaluate Staff DECISION POINT

Benchmark One22 Onboarding  Develop a sense of inclusion and engagement  Mentors/Coach – 1 st and 2 nd year new teachers  Create a comprehensive Induction Program  Discuss opportunities for professional development and teaming  Make connections as a supervisor  Involve them in Strategic Planning for the organization

Benchmark One23 Inclusion and Engagement  Valued  Confident  Inspired  Enthusiastic  Empowered  Heightened efficacy Build a Wonderful Workshop

Coaching/Evaluate Great Teachers Attract Quality Staff Hire Quality Staff Train and Develop Staff Coach and Evaluate Staff DECISION POINT

Benchmark One25 Ongoing Performance Development Differentiated by cohort groups – Veteran educators Effective and Highly effective educators Struggling educators – Novice 1 st and 2 nd year teachers and administrators Targeted PD – Driven by district/school improvement and innovation goals – Driven by Educator Performance Evaluation/Development goals

Benchmark One26 What’s Happening Nationally?

Benchmark One27 Role of Coaching and Evaluation Walk throughs/Learning walks Focus on results and accountability Clear definition of quality teacher performance Recognition of quality performance Feedback to improve

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Benchmark One29 Talk With a Partner/Group TOPIC: The state of your State regarding Educator Evaluation policy and legislation and issues / blessings as a result. Turn to a partner. Turn to a partner. Share what’s happening in your state and how this becomes a barrier or a boon to retaining high performing teachers. Report out.

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Hiring/Retaining Great Teachers Cycle Attract Quality Staff Hire Quality Staff Train and Develop Staff Coach and Evaluate Staff DECISION POINT

Benchmark One32 What’s Working in Your District(s) ?

Benchmark One33 Call to Action On your writing pad... Take 2 minutes to write down your thoughts as a result of this session. Include 1 action you plan to take when you return to your office. SHARE

Benchmark One34 White Paper Request Tips and Tools for Retaining, Optimizing and Leveraging Effective Teachers in Rural and Small Districts Please Print Name: Title: Organization: Address:

Benchmark One35 Happy Holidays