BOARD OF EDUCATION VISION MEETING AGENDA

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BOARD OF EDUCATION VISION MEETING AGENDA Opening Session- Superintendent Struna Welcome all Participants. Introduction of Participants. Overview of our Objective. The “Good to Great” Concept. Overview of Break Out Sessions- Strengths and Challenges.

BOARD OF EDUCATION VISION MEETING AGENDA Break Out Sessions- SUBCOMMITTEES Academic Achievement- Mr. Valente and board members as moderators. RED Technology - Board members as moderators. PURPLE Facilities Planning- Board members as moderators. BLACK Community Relations- Board members as moderators. GREEN Extracurricular Programs- Mr. Barrera and board members as moderators. BLUE

Closing Session- Superintendent Struna Reports from Subcommittees BOARD OF EDUCATION VISION MEETING AGENDA Closing Session- Superintendent Struna Reports from Subcommittees Vision Plan for the Future.

Good to Great (Jim Collins) 1) Get the right people on the bus. 2) Confront the brutal facts. 3) Simplicity and Focus. 4) Culture of Discipline. 5) Turning the Flywheel. 6) Use technology as an accelerator.

Good to Great (Jim Collins) 1) Get the right people on the bus. Great Vision without Great People is irrelevant. Get the right people on the bus and also in the right seats. Great people on the bus find the Vision.

Good to Great (Jim Collins) 2) Confront the brutal facts. Look at data that defines our current reality. No matte r how brutal the facts are, never lose faith that we can go from good to great. Good is the enemy of great.

Good to Great (Jim Collins) 3) Simplicity 0f Focus. What is it that we are passionate about? What is it at which we want to be great? What is it at which we can be great?

Good to Great (Jim Collins) 4) Culture of Discipline. Stay focused on our passion. Do away with things that take us off focus. Disciplined people, disciplined thought, disciplined action.

Good to Great (Jim Collins) 5) Turning the Flywheel. No one single change or miracle moment gets us to great. Gain momentum through dedicated and focused work.

Good to Great (Jim Collins) 6) Use technology as an accelerator. How can we use technology to support and enhance what we are passionate about?

Envision Hall High School three years from now. BOARD OF EDUCATION VISION MEETING AGENDA Envision Hall High School three years from now. In what significant ways would you like Hall to be better than it is today? What could we accomplish in the next three years at Hall High School that would make you proud? What can we be three years from now that will be better than any other high school in the area?

Vision Meeting- April 2008 USE TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE STUDENT LEARNING Vision Meeting- April 2008 USE TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE STUDENT LEARNING (distance learning, wireless connectivity, laptops, etc.) REVIEW AND REVISE CURRICULUM TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF A CHANGING WORLD (vocational as well as college prep, partnerships with IVCC) REVIEW AND REVISE SCHEDULING TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF A CHANGING WORLD. (Block? Study halls? Flexibility? Etc.)

INCREASE TEACHER TIME FOR PLANNING AND COLLABORATION. Vision Meeting- April 2008 INCREASE TEACHER TIME FOR PLANNING AND COLLABORATION. INCREASE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT TIME AND STAFF INVOLVEMENT. FOCUS ON SYSTEMATIC INTERVENTIONS FOR AT RISK FRESHMEN. (parent involvement, tutoring, credit retrieval, etc.) PLAN OUR FINANCIAL FUTURE (new school building?, unit district formation?, consolidation?, referendum?, etc)