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Model Schools – An Evolution not a Revolution August 2010 – Administrative Staff Development – Created District Transition Team September 2010 – Sue Gendron.

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2 Model Schools – An Evolution not a Revolution August 2010 – Administrative Staff Development – Created District Transition Team September 2010 – Sue Gendron & Tim Ott (ICLE) – In-depth session with District Team

3 “Either you deal with what is the reality, or you can be sure reality is going to deal with you.” Alex Haley

4 October 2010 Selected a Principal/Ass’t. Principal committee – “Fired Up” – Informative Session – “Our Favorite Things” District Administrator Meeting – Overview – “The Feature Presentation” – November 2010 – District-wide introduction to CCSS

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6 Gap Analysis (representative sample, n = 10) – School visits – Surveys Teachers Students Principals Identified strengths & weaknesses Created overall district plan – Focused on 4 areas

7 Created overall district plan – Focused on 4 areas – Technology – Accountability/Assessment – Curriculum & Instruction – Leadership

8 Targeted 10 schools from gap analysis – Used district plan – Wrote goals for grade span Transition information compiled based on state initiative – Professional goals developed – 4-year implementation timeline developed

9 – Dr. Bill Daggett – teachers’ first day back 2011 – Literacy Initiative (middle schools) – CEUs (grades K-12) – Common Core Leaders – “Are You Smarter Than a 21 st Century Learner?” – Summer reading for administrators The Global Achievement Gap Focus Readicide Igniting a Passion for Reading

10 Grade Span 2011-20122012-20132013-20142014-2015 K-2ELA only ELA and Math 3-5NoneELA only ELA and Math 6-8None ELA only ELA and Math 9-12None ELA only ELA and Math

11 “Stop thinking in terms of limitations and start thinking in terms of possibility.” Terry Josephson

12 English/Language Arts –Spring 2012 – Carol Jago – Introduction to Text Complexity – Formed a CCSS Leader Team – The Common Core Ninjas The “Why?” David Coleman Unpacked Standards Text Complexity Textbook Selection/Caravan Reading Lists PARCC Model Content Framework Supplemental Materials

13 English Language Arts (ELA) – Summer 2012 – Lesson Development – Fall 2012 – Implementation of Model Lessons – Fall 2012 – Textbook training – Fall 2012 – Video Model Lessons to share with teachers (online) – Spring 2013 – Launch Party – Spring 2013 – Continue developing model lessons

14 Mathematics – Formed teacher committees for the following courses: 6 th grade 7 th grade 8 th grade Algebra I Geometry Algebra II

15 Mathematics – Spring of 2012 Introduction to the CCSS as it compares to the MMFR Review of the 8 Mathematical Practices Unit Development

16 Mathematics – 2012-2013 – 8 sessions (4/semester) – Each session will focus on one of the 8 mathematical practices. – 2013-2014 – Professional development focused on simple content shifts – 2014-2015 – Monthly planning sessions

17 Mrs. Jennifer Weeks Assistant Superintendent DeSoto County Schools 5 East South Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662)449-7100 jennifer.weeks@desotocountyschools.org


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