#IASLC2015. Iowa Department of Education Overview ISEA Summer Leadership Conference July 28, 2015.

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#IASLC2015

Iowa Department of Education Overview ISEA Summer Leadership Conference July 28, 2015

Purpose Start with Why

Mission and Vision Creating excellence in education through leadership and service. Mission Iowa learners experience high levels of success and develop the capacity to continually grow as successful, healthy, and productive citizens in a global community. Vision

Role of the Department Partner with stakeholders to effectively implement federal and state education policy. Provide and interpret information and data to support transparency, accountability and continuous improvement. Communicate a compelling and consistent vision. Convene critical conversations. Pilot and scale promising practices.

THE INSTRUCTIONAL CORE

Director Priorities TLC Planning and Implementation Early Literacy Rigorous Academic Standards Review and Implementation Statewide Assessment System Transition Attendance Center Rankings and Differentiated Accountability

Other Key Issues Innovative Learning – CBE, ILO and STEM Educator Development Career and Technical Education Modernization College and Career Readiness/ Workforce-Education Alignment

Questions & Discussion

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