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Energizing the Engagement of the Community in Governance By Chuck Namit & Bob Hughes

Why We Govern: Educating Kids Comparison of school districts In Achievement Levels Based on Data The next 5 slides show the slops of school districts with: -- X Axis of Performance (MSP-EOC Scores) & -- Y Axis of Poverty (Free & Reduced Lunch) Kids grow through the experiences that they have both in and out of schools

Washington State Schools Gap

Lack of Experience Lowers Achievement

Seattle Slop

Pasco Slop

Neutral Slop What We Are All After

Various Gaps In A Student’s Education Experience Gap = Achievement Gap = Graduation (Opportunity) Gap

9 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Birth A Student Life Experience Chart

10 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Year 2 Add Back & Front Yard… Birth A Student Life Experience Chart (continued)

11 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Year 2 Add Back & Front Yard… Trike, bike, swing… Year 3-4 Add Neighbors, Grandma, Daycare, Stores,… scooter, toy trucks, American Girl…. Year 5-8 Add School, Friends, Sports, Family Trips, fishing, Disneyland, Camping, Computers, X Box… Birth A Student Life Experience Chart (continued)

Add Back & Front Yard… Trike, bike, swing… Add Neighbors, Grandma, Daycare, Stores,… scooter, toy trucks, American Girl…. 12 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Year 2 Year 3-4 Year 5-8 Add School, Friends, Sports, Family Trips, fishing, Disneyland, Camping, Computers, X Box… Birth Experience Vector

13 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Year 2 Add Back & Front Yard… Trike, bike, swing… Year 3-4 Add Neighbors, Grandma, Daycare, Stores,… scooter, toy trucks, American Girl… Year 5-8 Add School, Friends, Sports, Family Trips, fishing, Disneyland, Camping, Computers, X Box… Birth Experience Vector

Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx x x xxxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx x x x x x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx xx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Travel, Baseball, soccer, Bicycle, Math, Constructing set, Swimming, Summer camp, Yellowstone Park, Soap Box, American Girl, pet, scooter, summer job, ride a horse, Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx x x xxxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx x x x x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxx x x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxxx xxx x x xxxxxxxxxxxx xxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx x x xxxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx x x x x x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx xx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxx x x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxxx xxx x x xxxxxxxxxxxx xxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxxx xxx x x xxxxxxxxxxxx xxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxxx xxx 14 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Year 2 Add Back & Front Yard… Year 3-4 Add Neighbors, Grandma, Daycare, Stores,…. Year 5-8 Add School, Friends, Sports, Family Trips, fishing, Disneyland, Camping, Computers, X Box… Year 9-12 Year Year Year 60- On Birth Experience Vector

Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx x x xxxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx x x x x x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx xx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Travel, Baseball, soccer, Bicycle, Math, Constructing set, Swimming, Summer camp, Yellowstone Park, Soap Box, American Girl, pet, scooter, summer job, ride a horse, Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx x x xxxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx x x x x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxx x x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxxx xxx x x xxxxxxxxxxxx xxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx x x xxxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx x x x x x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx xx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxx x x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxxx xxx x x xxxxxxxxxxxx xxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxxx xxx x x xxxxxxxxxxxx xxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxxx xxx 15 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Year 2 Add Back & Front Yard… Year 3-4 Add Neighbors, Grandma, Daycare, Stores,…. Year 5-8 Add School, Friends, Sports, Family Trips, fishing, Disneyland, Camping, Computers, X Box… Year 9-12 Year Year Year 60- On Birth Poverty Gap & Opportunity Gap

Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Add School, Friends, Sports, Family Trips, fishing, Disneyland, Camping, Computers, X Box… 16 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Year 2 Add Back & Front Yard… Year 3-4 Add Neighbors, Grandma, Daycare, Stores,…. Year 5-8 Year 9-12 Year Year Year 60- On Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx ExperienceGap (Poverty Gap) (Opportunity Gap) Birth ExperienceGap (Poverty Gap) (Opportunity Gap)

Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Add school, friends, Sports, Family Trips, fishing, Disneyland, Camping, Computers, X Box… 17 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Year 2 Add Back & Front Yard… Year 3-4 Add Neighbors, Grandma, Daycare, Stores,…. Year 5-8 Year 9-12 Year Year Year 60- On Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx ExperienceGap (Poverty Gap) (Opportunity Gap) Birth ExperienceGap (Poverty Gap) (Opportunity Gap) It Gets Worse!

Add Back & Front Yard… Add Neighbors, Grandma, Daycare, Stores,…. Add school, friends, Sports, Family Trips, fishing, Disneyland, Camping, Computers, X Box… Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxXxxx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xx xxxxxx xxxx x xxxxxxxx xxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxx xxxx xxxxxxx x Xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxxxxx xxxx xxx x xxxxx x xxx xxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx 18 Living Room Bed RoomKitchen Year 1 Year 2 Year 3-4 Year 5-8 Year 9-12 Year Year Year 60- On ExperienceGap (Poverty Gap) ExperienceGap Birth

Classroom (25 kidos): 19

How We Govern: The Green Line Clock Model The Roles of the Board & Superintendent

Who PG How We Govern: The Governance Clock

Board Half Collaboration – Shared Responsibility GovernanceGovernance AdministrationAdministration

Board Half CEO Half Collaboration – Shared Responsibility GovernanceGovernance AdministrationAdministration Set Goals & Objectives (Intended ENDs / Results) Set Goals & Objectives (Intended ENDs / Results) (Evaluate)(Evaluate)

Board Half CEO Half Collaboration – Shared Responsibility GovernanceGovernance AdministrationAdministration Set Goals & Objectives (Intended ENDs / Results) Set Goals & Objectives (Intended ENDs / Results) (Evaluate)(Evaluate) Select Programs-Planning (Intended Means/Operational Expectations) Select Programs-Planning (Intended Means/Operational Expectations) (Monitor-Report)(Monitor-Report)

Board Half CEO Half Collaboration – Shared Responsibility GovernanceGovernance AdministrationAdministration Set Goals & Objectives (Intended ENDs / Results) Set Goals & Objectives (Intended ENDs / Results) (Evaluate)(Evaluate) Select Programs-Planning (Intended Means/Operational Expectations) Select Programs-Planning (Intended Means/Operational Expectations) (Monitor-Report)(Monitor-Report) (Monitor-Report)(Monitor-Report) Operate Programs-Planning (Actual Means/Operational Expectations) Operate Programs-Planning (Actual Means/Operational Expectations)

Board Half CEO Half Collaboration – Shared Responsibility GovernanceGovernance AdministrationAdministration Set Goals & Objectives (Intended ENDs / Results) Set Goals & Objectives (Intended ENDs / Results) (Evaluate)(Evaluate) Select Programs-Planning (Intended Means/Operational Expectations) Select Programs-Planning (Intended Means/Operational Expectations) (Monitor-Report)(Monitor-Report) (Monitor-Report)(Monitor-Report) Operate Programs-Planning (Actual Means/Operational Expectations) Operate Programs-Planning (Actual Means/Operational Expectations) (Evaluate)(Evaluate) Judge or Measure Goals Did It work (Actual ENDs / Results) Judge or Measure Goals Did It work (Actual ENDs / Results)

New Board Governance Roles Linking With the Community Energizing the Community & Business

Governing With the Community

Linking & Listening With The Community

Linking & Listening the Community (continued)  Board listens and funnels information from the public  Provides direction to the school district regarding the education of their children

Energizing the Community

Energizing the Community (continued)  Missing Role in Board Governing: Energizing the Community Process  Compelling Community and Business Leader Engagement  Board– With Supt/CEO– needs to challenge Community/Business leaders to become engaged

Ways to Energize the Community (continued)  Board Must identify special audiences: Elected Leaders (legislators, city mayor, etc.) Appointed Leaders (city manager, police chief etc.) Recognized Leaders (Chamber, clergy, etc.) Ethnic Groups (Black, Hispanic, Asian, etc.)

Energizing the Community (continued)  Help Models/ Community Engagement Processes: Girls and Boys Programs Hope Link Foundation (Focuses on families) Develop A School District Educational Foundation

New Steps In Energizing Community & Business Leaders  Schools Should OPEN UP To Community and Business Leaders: 1. Develop A Public Enterprise (The Cedar River Academy Middle School process): Experience of long range project to use student ideas/suggestions City of Enumclaw: Mahler Public Park Experience

New Steps In Energizing Community & Business Leaders (continued) 2. Develop a GRAVITY School: GED, Re-engagement, Alternative, Vocational, Individual, Training for Youth ESD 113 supported program (e.g. Tires bundled together, sunk, creates diver’s park suggestion)

New Steps In Energizing Community & Business Leaders (continued) 3. Modifying the School Curriculum To Raise Student Awareness of Businesses and Civic Organizations: School district curriculum could also emphasize to students that they will be a future employee of a business or community agency (e.g. DECA Class study)

Schools Are A Source of Community Health  School district has data about their students: Number of children speaking foreign languages... Is it growing or decreasing, Number of parents signing up for free and reduced lunch... Is it growing or decreasing, Provide state and district test scores, Where do these families of poverty live... ZIP codes or voter precincts? Which parts of the district are growing or shrinking? How fast?

Two-Way Linkage Process Provides Full Governance  Community/business/work place leaders ask: Input on what needs to happen How they should work with the schools to help students How to correct the problems  School district needs to understand the 30/70 paradox of community population

Two-Way Linkage Process Provides Full Governance (continued)  Two-Way Linkage Process works equally well with the traditional governance structures, the Policy Governance and Coherent Governance models.  The full governance that is needed to have effective schools.

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