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Mock Board Meeting E. W. Chambliss Elementary School Grades K – 3 Diane Brown, Principal January 12, 2012 Home of The CES Tiger Cubs
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45 miles southeast of Richmond 496 square miles Agricultural economy 25% of land is devoted to agriculture 80% commercial forestry Major employers are: Dept. of Corrections, School Board, Pork Processing
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Enrollment – 203 General Education – 175 SPED – 28 LEP – 3% African American – 76% White – 19% Asian – 1% Hispanic – 3% each Free/Reduced Lunch – 93% Accreditation Denied
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2009 2010 2011 Reading606373 +13 Math568686 + 30 History828363 -19 Science638174 +11
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Chambliss Elementary School AMO English (75%)Math (70%)Science (50%)History (50%) 2007- 08E/77%66%79%72%81% Did Not Make AYPM/75% 2009-10E/ 81%60%56%61%81% Did Not Make AYPM/ 79% Accreditation Denied 2010-11E/8963%86%81%83% Made AYPM/83 Accreditation Denied 2011-12E/8673%86%74%63% Did Not Make AYPM/85 Accreditation Denied
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TeacherSeptOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJuneTotal Kgn A112121411014 B00104110.5108.5 C0001022011.57.5 Total11326471.53 30 1st D0500220.515 16 E41.50 2.50112013.5 F11500.5162311.5049 G11102.51204.52.516 Total68.561.57.51926.5312374 2nd H0200.511.50.521.509 I 2113.52.5212117.5 J0.511000002.50 Total2521.54.542.536131.5 3rd K112112031113 L11201.50 03.50.511 M11.51020 00.518.5 N021400000.508.5 Total35.5654.52335.52.529 Total Kgn, 1, 2, 31220171022.528381126.58159.5
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TeacherSeptOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJuneTotal Resource O1 000021004 P 1.5000210004.5 Q 1000100002 R11000000002 S020022500011 T313220210014 U 02042008 V13.522.54.51210017.5 Total61054.510.561650063 Special Education W118002220016 X02110010005 Total139102320021 Total - Resource/SpEd713145 1/210 1/281970084
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TeacherSeptOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJune Kgn A0010.5 B0101 C001 Total0122 1st D0123.5 E1.50.510 F1111 Total2.5 44.5 2nd G0.53 (1c)11 H001.50.5 I0200 Total0.552.51.5 3rd j0110 k 252 l12 (1c)21 Total1583 Total Kgn, 1, 2, 3413.516.511
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Teacher SeptOctNovDecJan Resource M0000 N2150 O1.51.5 (1c)50 Total3.52.5100 Special Education P 4 (3c)11 (1c)0 Q 00.500 Total41.510 Total - Resource/SpEd7.54110
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Culture of continuous improvement Focus on data to drive improvement Significant growth in SOL pre and post released test in third grade Shared leadership structure to enhance professional capacity Friendly, well ordered environment Partnership with external lead partner
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Improve student learning Differentiation More student engagement in learning Improve Teacher Questioning – Higher order skills questioning- Collaborative learning
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Professional development on learning styles and modalities, assessment for learning, collaborative learning and motivation of students Rigorous lesson observations to ensure effective teaching strategies are being implemented Professional development for all teachers on parental and community involvement
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Resources for professional development (e.g., purchase of “Igniting a Passion for Reading” for book study) Classroom Libraries K-3 Additional teaching materials Contracted services with External Lead Partner (e.g., Principal coaching, job-embedded professional development) Extended After School Programs that provide learning opportunities Teacher Incentive Pay 2 Part-time reading teachers Technology Consultant
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Creation & Use of District Team – Full Enabling School Autonomy – Partial Principal &Hiring Teachers – Full Stakeholder Engagement – Partial Creation & Use of School Team – Full Leading Change – High Evaluating, rewarding, removing staff – High Professional Development – High Learning Time – High Reforming Instruction - Partial
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◦ Limited Engagement of parents in the educational process ◦ Creating and maintaining business partnerships
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Achieve Accreditation Achieve Adequate Yearly Progress Continue to show academic growth in all content areas Include parents and community partners on the school improvement team
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Review status of the 25 indicators in the RFP Identify “what worked” and the resources necessary to sustain continuous improvement Identify the key features that made the partnership successful and how they can be replicated with school and division staff Continue to implement the train the teacher model and monitoring teacher performance Continue to scrutinize, analyze and process student data and school data Continued professional development for teachers and administrator Continue shared leadership responsibilities
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