Regional Governance Team Janette Hernandez, Region 3 Executive Officer Kimi Kean, Region 2 Executive Officer Mia Settles, Region 1 Executive Officer.

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Regional Governance Team Janette Hernandez, Region 3 Executive Officer Kimi Kean, Region 2 Executive Officer Mia Settles, Region 1 Executive Officer

1 Alignment with District Vision OUSD MISSION/VISION All students will graduate. As a result, they are caring, competent, and critical thinkers, fully- informed, engaged, and contributing citizens, and prepared to succeed in college and career. OUSD GOAL To create a FULL SERVICE COMMUNITY DISTRICT that serves the whole child, eliminates inequity, and provides each child with an excellent teacher every day. HIGH QUALITY EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION GOAL To ensure that every day, every year, every child in Oakland has high quality effective instruction delivered by the best and brightest professional in the Bay Area.

2 Regional Governance Team (REXOs) REGIONAL GOVERNANCE GOAL Develop and support initiatives in the region to meet the needs of children and families and to increase the educational access and opportunities for all. DELIVERABLES Create three regions (done) and the Task Force Establish a regional governance team structure with a clear definition of its function by October 15 th Establish Regional Governance Teams by December 15th By March 30th develop a plan to: Complete asset mapping of each region including size and number of schools Coordinate, align and leverage services Grow the knowledge and awareness around what it takes to improve outcomes for students Assess community needs regularly Review each school for FSCS capacity through use of a matrix Develop clear and measurable results for the work Facilitate family engagement conferences A Plan for the Regional work with 3 and 5 year milestones

3 Operating Norms & Work Structure OPERATING NORMS Equity: Needs based model of inquiry Transparency: Exposing the public parts of the work through OUSD website Service: giving of one’s self for the improvement of others Relationships: having collegial, purposeful, and positive interchanges with all stakeholders WORK STRUCTURE  Task Force will meet monthly to meet the benchmarks and deliverables of the work plan  Each REXO will establish a Regional Governance Team and meet with them every other week. There might be a retreat to expedite work on the plan.

4 Key Dates & Project Plan Overview SEPOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUN Task Force Established Each Region Establishes Their Governance Team Plan Development with 3 and 5 Year Milestones Synthesis and Draft Recommendation Recommendation to Board KEY DATES Sept./Oct.Task Force Established and Governance Structure Defined Oct./Nov. Establishing Governance Teams/Outreach Strategy Nov-MarchPlan Development for Each Region March/AprilThe Three Regions Synthesize Information for Initial Draft to Board May/JuneRecommendation to Board

5 Interdependencies with Other Task Forces Most of our work will be aligned and coordinated with the following task forces and/or groups: Effective Principals and Leadership Quality School Development Group (QSDG) SEAN Full Service Community Schools Single Shared Data Ware House and Balanced Score Card Systems Equity Reform Regional Neighborhood Zone Approach Complementary Learning Department Research, Assessment, and Data Department