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Billy Snow District Transformation and Innovation Officer Lamar Goree, Ph.D., Superintendent Keith Burton, Chief Academic Officer
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REIMAGINE and Transform
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It’s Good to be IN THE ZONE!
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Our UVA Partnership O Summer Training for District and Zone Leaders O Fall Site Visit and Extensive Report O On Site PD in the areas of Maximizing Zone Team Supports and PARCC Ready Instruction O Winter Retreat and PD O Spring Site Visit and Extensive Report O Summer Training for District and Zone Staff
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Our 4 Big Rocks O Climate and Culture O Teaching Effectiveness O RTI/Intervention O Data Based Collaboration
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Climate and Culture
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O Ron Clark Academy PD O Campus Beautification O Implementation of a set of expectations and social skills norms across ten campuses O Recognizing and rewarding the good O Community Service
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CA CADDO KIDS CAN!
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Teaching Effectiveness O Lesson Planning/Delivery O Rigorous and Aligned Assessments O Focus Quizzes Every Two Weeks O TILT Training O Instructional Audits conducted by Zone Team O Classroom walks, feedback, and support
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Monthly Zone Professional Learning Community IPADS in the Classroom! 1 st graders explaining their answers in complete sentences.
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Concrete, Representational, Abstract Instruction and Movement at all levels!
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Response to Intervention O Everyone gets what they need O Intervention time is built into the K-8 schedules O Reduce pullouts from core instruction O Data based interventions O Data tracking
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Intervention Time is Small Group Instruction Based on Data
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Data Based Collaboration O Data is used to guide instruction and intervention. O Weekly PD and follow up allows teachers time for weekly planning and professional learning centered around data based instruction, as well as follow up coaching.
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Our Work is Hard! We must use data and give teachers time to grow.
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TRANSFORMATION ZONE How Do we know the transformation is working?
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Some Highlights O At this time last year there had been 91 arrests at Fair Park and Woodlawn High Schools. This year there have been 7.
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Highlights O At this time last year we were using 100 additional spots at Ombudsman for Expulsion. Most of the decrease can be attributed to the Transformation Zone
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Highlights O Last year, Fair Park only had 6 students score a “Good” on the EOC exam in Algebra. This year there are 70 students enrolled in enriched Algebra classes
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Highlights O Attendance is up at every school in the zone, as high as 96-99% in the elementary schools. O Discipline referrals and out of school suspensions are down. “These campuses are schools again.” Clay Walker, Juveline Justice
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Highlights O Midway- ZERO discipline referrals all year! O Atkins Elementary – Discipline referrals down 50% O Mooretown Elementary- 2 suspensions all year! O Westwood- Referrals down over 70 percent in the last two years, with a current 1.7 percent suspension rate O CMCT- Discipline Referrals down 40 % O Lakeshore- 6.6 % OSS rate (Goal is 15%)
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Highlights O Woodlawn- The number of days spent out of school due to discipline is down 147%. O 4 ACT Prep courses with enrollment of 89 students. O 148 Students enrolled in credit recovery.
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Highlights O Every school is doing biweekly focus quizzes and tracking data to improve academic progress. O This includes reading and math fluency, as well as performance on curriculum based focus quizzes and assessments.
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Community Bus Tour O and The Amazing Shake
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Community Involvement and Service O Every school participates in community service and involvement activities. O Lakeshore made and delivered scarves. O Westwood is a Live United schools with United Way and partnered with the Simple Church to Provide Christmas O The Entire Zone got together to provide a Christmas Do-Over to a family from Werner Park that lost everything in a Christmas morning fire
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How is Our Work Spilling Over into the District? O Teacher Instructional Leadership Training (TILT) is being expanded to more schools. O Ron Clark Trip and its effects are expanding to other schools in district. O RTI/Intervention is a district wide effort. O UVA processes for Campus 90 Day Plans has expanded to other schools as “semester plans” O PARCC professional development provided to Zone included other directors and schools. O Transformation Officer leads PD in district with other directors and schools.
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Our Challenges… O Uncertainty with state testing O The majority of our students have come in behind, having spent the majority of their lives in struggling schools O The number of overage and 9T students O The number of special education students is high in the Zone O Difficulty in attracting and retaining certified teachers, especially in critical areas
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The Zone is truly saving Lives!
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HOPE …In action
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