A Way Forward Presentation to the Basic Education Finance Task Force LEV Foundation Change our world. Change our schools. www.levfoundation.org June 10,

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A Way Forward Presentation to the Basic Education Finance Task Force LEV Foundation Change our world. Change our schools. June 10, 2008

Vision Every child can read by 3 rd grade There is a great teacher in every classroom Every student is motivated by a personal education goal and plan after high school Every student graduates from high school ready for college or work Change our world. Change our schools.

Threshold Question Do we aim for major reform of the current system or are we just trying to patch it? Change our world. Change our schools.

Serious Funding Problem National Average 

Core Principles 1.The state is responsible for providing every student reasonable opportunities to meet the state’s high school graduation requirements 2.The new finance system is organized to drive improvements in student achievement Change our world. Change our schools.

Core Principles 3.The funding responsibilities of the state and local school districts are clearly delineated and separated 4.Local decision makers are given flexibility to determine the best use of money while being held accountable for results 5.Revenue distribution is simplified and school budgets are transparent Change our world. Change our schools.

“A Way Forward” Redefine Washington’s basic education commitment Strengthen accountability Create a new Core K-12 Education Fund Create a new Targeted Interventions Fund Build a better compensation system for teachers and staff Change our world. Change our schools.

Redefine Washington’s Basic Education Commitment Give every student reasonable opportunities to meet the state’s achievement standards and graduation requirements Ensure quality early learning for low- income children Guarantee a 13th year Change our world. Change our schools.

Strengthen Accountability Revamp the accounting structure and overhaul the state’s chart of accounts Build an integrated P-20 data system Establish benchmark spending and achievement targets Change our world. Change our schools.

Core K-12 Education Fund New budget development process Consolidate our numerous categorical programs into a new Core K-12 Education Fund New allocation model with more flexibility Weighted student funding Change our world. Change our schools.

Targeted Interventions Fund New state fund for research-proven gold standard programs Targeted implementation of innovative programs that would then be rigorously evaluated Change our world. Change our schools.

Better Compensation System Teacher quality matters more than anything else Develop and pilot new salary schedule with three levels of responsibility: entry, professional, and lead Conduct a compensation survey to make teaching more competitive and more in line with comparable professions Change our world. Change our schools.

Better Compensation System Rigorous teacher induction program Higher compensation for hard-to-staff positions Renewable, rolling contracts for teachers and principals New state role in bargaining Change our world. Change our schools.

Resources + Reforms = Results Change our world. Change our schools.