1. Special Administrative Board Meeting St. Louis Public School District May 9, 2013 Dr. Nicole Williams, Deputy Superintendent for Academic Services Office of Innovation Team Members: Mrs. Rosemary Martin, Associate Superintendent Turnaround Coordinators: Arnetta Fraction, Romney Edwards, Carmen Hill, Lance Jones

2.  Purpose of the Grant  Schools Impacted  Core Components  Framework for Sustainability  Next Steps Agenda

3. The Missouri School Improvement Grant (MOSIG) is a three year initiative that engages the lowest 5% of performing schools by restructuring processes to support Closure, Restart, Turnaround, and Transformation models that ultimately improve student learning and academic success. Missouri School Improvement Grant (MOSIG)

4. SLPS Eleven School Improvement Grant Schools 2010-2013 Schools Year 1 (2010-11)Year 2 (2011-12)Year 3 2012-13 Award Per School Amount Per Pupil Award Per School Amount Per Pupil Anticipated Award Actual Award Per School Amount Per Pupil Ashland ES (Turnaround Model) $335,737.00$1,702.00$306,775.00$989.00$280,311.38$367,431.00$1,166.45 Columbia ES (Turnaround Model) $356,608.00$1,758.00$316,623.00$1,749.00$281,121.35$377,379.00$1,669.82 Fanning MS (Transformation Model) $444,175.00$1,366.00$302,772.00$865.00$206,384.61$363,528.00$1,072.35 Hamilton ES (Turnaround Model) $363,928.00$1,151.00$328,256.00$1,094.00$296,080.55$389,012.00$1,341.42 Jefferson ES (Transformation Model) $340,193.00$1,440.00$297,412.00$1,389.00$260,010.93$358,168.00$1,336.45 Langston MS (Transformation Model) $436,579.00$1,500.00$306,667.00$849.00$215,412.67$367,423.00$1,249.74 L'Ouverture MS (Transformation Model) $441,804.00$1,800.00$306,667.00$1,369.00$212,865.09$367,423.00$1,685.43 Mann ES (Turnaround Model) $380,419.00$1,683.00$327,387.00$1,046.00$281,747.88$388,143.00$1,571.43 Sigel ES (Turnaround Model) $382,436.00$1,262.00$327,673.00$1,046.00$280,751.80$388,429.00$1,257.05 Vashon HS (Turnaround Model) $399,827.00$727.00$317,780.00$546.00$252,569.56$378,536.00$716.92 Walbridge ES (Turnaround Model) $377,942.00$1,044.00$334,714.00$1,097.00$296,430.30$395,470.00$1,675.72 DISTRICT TOTAL/AVG PER PUPIL $4,277,648.00$1,264.00$3,472,726.00$1,128.00$2,819,265.60$4,140,942.00$1,340.25 Total Award to SLPS (Year 1-3) $11,891,316.00($10,569,639.60 Anticipated)

5. Positions (50.84 positions funded by SIG) Technology Professional Development Extended Learning Turnaround Coordinator* Instructional Support Coordinator*** Behavior Support Specialist* Family Educator*** Math Specialist*** Counselor*** Social Worker*** Secretary* Scholastic Reading Suite (3-tiered intervention)* AimsWeb (progress monitoring for grades K-6)* Netbooks and Mobile Laptop Carts*** Desktop Computers*** Listening Stations* Printers* iPads*** RtI workshops/Character Education*** Culturally Responsive Classroom/Behavior Management*** Leadership Training*** Differentiated Instruction*** Depth Of Knowledge/Questioning*** MAP/EOC Prep*** Writing/Literacy Strategies*** Before and After School*** Saturday School** Spring Break Academy** Summer Academy*** *One-time funding for the initiative (SIG) **School continues funding (depending on identified priorities/needs) ***District continues with a different funding source

6. Identify Priorities Develop an Action Plan Assess Academic Return on Investments Abandon High Cost/Low Impact Initiatives Link Key Strategies Use Data to Assess Impact Identify Key Turnaround Strategies and Programs Conduct Needs Assessment Building Capacity: Improving the Instructional Core, Attendance, and Discipline Building Capacity: Improving the Instructional Core, Attendance, and Discipline Identify Funding Gap

7.  Provide High-Quality Leadership  Stabilize the Systems Supporting the Schools  Embed Professional Development  Strengthen Core Instruction and Interventions  Use Data to Align Assessments  Implement Collaborative Planning Time  Ensure Singular Instructional Focus (i.e., Literacy)