District Leadership District Leadership Team 2010-11 Team 2010-11 Stakeholder Involvement in the District Strategic Plan! Session #3 January 20th, 2011
Jan 19, 2016
District Leadership District Leadership Team 2010-11Team 2010-11
Stakeholder Involvement in the District Strategic Plan!
Session #3January 20th, 2011
Welcome!Welcome!Introductions
◦Name, Stakeholder Group, School
Find someone you don’t know and introduce yourself
Share at least 1 initiative or aspect about Dunlap Schools that you are excited about.
District Leadership Team Session #3 January 20th, 2011 - Ridgeview Elementary School
6:00pm – 8:00pm
Time Item
6:00 – 6:05 pm Welcome
6:05 – 7:00 pm
Topics for Discussion Middle school graduation District balanced scorecard | SMART goals and action plans
7:00 – 7:10 pm Break
7:10 – 7:50 pm
Topics for Discussion Subcommittee report- Harris Interactive School Poll Subcommittee report-Professional Learning Communities
7:50 – 8:00 pm Meeting Evaluation Next Steps
Our PurposeOur PurposeThe purpose of the District Leadership Team is to provide oversight and the “voice of the customer” during the implementation of the 3-5 year District Strategic Plan.
2010-11 Key 2010-11 Key tasks/Timelinestasks/Timelines
Monitor the District Strategic Plan◦Review SMART goals & Action Plans◦Review Balanced Score Card
Provide Input on District Initiatives◦Serve as the “Voice of the Customer”◦Stakeholder Satisfaction Surveys
(2010-11)◦Early Release for Teacher Planning
(2011-12)
Core Topics…Core Topics…Middle School Graduation
District Balanced Scorecard
SMART Goals/Action Plans
Subcommittee Report- Harris Poll
Subcommittee Report- PLC Release Time
Core Topics…Core Topics…Middle School Graduation
District Balanced Scorecard
SMART Goals/Action Plans
Subcommittee Report- Harris Poll
Subcommittee Report- PLC Release Time
21st Century Goal & Action Plan
Goal: The CD will facilitate a process that empowers all students to excel in a global society as measured by a presentation to the BOE (June 2011) that describes the future state of 21st Century Learning in the District.Action Step #1:Leadership and curriculum groups will define the future state and characteristics of 21st Century learning/skills in the Dunlap Schools.
Action Step #2:Identify actions needed to move the District to the desired state of 21st C. Learning
21st Century Learning is… Self motivated learner
Creative/ Innovative Time management Reflective/ Self-assess/Goal Setting/Responsible for learning
Critical thinker Creative/ Innovative Problem solving/Critical thinking / Application (HOTS) Real world connections and applications
Effective communicators Communication/Presentation skills/Writing skills Multi-lingual
Skilled collaborators Students working collaboratively in groups/teams Time management
Responsible and culturally aware citizens Global & Cultural Awareness/Social & Community Awareness Life Skills: Mechanical, Financial, Organization Multi-lingual
Technologically capable creators Technology: oriented, based, integrated Problem solving/Critical thinking / Application (HOTS) Project based
Current MS Practice
Awards Night Graduation
May 9th DVMS - 6:30 pm
May 10th DMS – 6:30pm
May 18 DMS – 7:00 pm
May 19 DVMS – 7:00 pm
End school year on the day of graduation, 6 to 7 days earlier than the district
Question as per our 21st C Goal?Does the current practice of allowing 8th
graders to end school 6 to 10 days earlier than all K-11th grade students match the district’s mission and vision and our 21st Century learning criteria?
Does the current practice of the 8th grade graduation ceremony math the district’s mission and vision and our 21st Century learning criteria?
Thoughts/ Suggestions to the following recommendation
Combine 8th grade graduation with an awards/recognition ceremony on/near the last full day of school.
Individually indicate your level of support by placing a number on the sticking note. If you chose 1 or 2, indicate why you cannot support the recommendation.
5 4 3 2 1
Support Can Live with Cannot Support
Core Topics…Core Topics…Middle School Graduation
District Balanced Scorecard
SMART Goals/Action Plans
Subcommittee Report- Harris Poll
Subcommittee Report- PLC Release Time
Dunlap Balanced Dunlap Balanced ScorecardScorecard
Each of the 5 goals in the strategic plan have identified “indicators” or “measures”
Historic data and projections Creating a “calendar” for data point
updatesScorecard posted publicly onlineMoving toward a data warehouse that
will provide real time “dashboard” of results
Core Topics…Core Topics…Middle School Graduation
District Balanced Scorecard
SMART Goals/Action Plans
Subcommittee Report- Harris Poll
Subcommittee Report- PLC Release Time
8 Key Areas8 Key Areas21st Century LearningCurriculum MappingData WarehouseDistrict and School Leadership
TeamsSupport Services Leadership TeamsFinanceHuman ResourcesSpecial Education
SMART Goals/Action SMART Goals/Action PlansPlans
Support the strategic plan
Updated quarterly
Posted publicly online
Status- all action plans are current and on target!
Core Topics…Core Topics…Middle School Graduation
District Balanced Scorecard
SMART Goals/Action Plans
Subcommittee Report- Harris Poll
Subcommittee Report- PLC Release Time
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Harris Interactive School Poll Topic Harris Interactive School Poll Topic AreasAreas
Teachers/Staff
School Atmosphere
Equipment/Facilities
Computer Technology
School Leadership/ Administration
Communications/ Involvement
Parental Support
Career
Students
Other Staff
Other Issues
Parents
Equipment/Facilities
School Bus
Computer Technology
School Leadership/ Administration
Communications/ Involvement
Child’s Teachers
Curriculum/Training
Budget
Other Issues
Students
School Atmosphere
Equipment/Facilities
School Bus
Computer Technology
Main Teacher/ Teachers (five subjects)
School Leadership
Counselor
Other Staff
Other Issues
Voice of the Voice of the CustomerCustomerScorecard measures satisfaction levels
◦ 2.A Increase elementary students overall satisfaction with school
◦ 2.B Increase middle school students overall satisfaction with school
◦ 2.C Increase high school students overall satisfaction with school
◦ 2.E Increase the % of students who feel safe and accepted at school
◦ 3.B Increase certified staff satisfaction ◦ 3.C Increase support staff satisfaction ◦ 4.A Increase parent overall satisfaction ◦ 4.B Increase community member overall satisfaction ◦ 4.C Increase the % of parents who agree that "school is
welcoming and friendly" ◦ 4.D Increase effective communication with parents ◦ 4.E Parents feel positively about school safety and climate
Harris Poll Next StepsHarris Poll Next Steps1.) Finalize survey questions that can be included
in the “10 Dunlap Questions” for parents, students and staff.
2.) Identify Harris Poll survey questions that align closest to the balance scorecard measures.
3.) Determine the communication plan to inform/education stakeholders about the upcoming survey (estimated administration of survey in April, 2011).
4.) Work through any logistical issues related to the administration of the Harris Poll.
Core Topics…Core Topics…Middle School Graduation
District Balanced Scorecard
SMART Goals/Action Plans
Subcommittee Report- Harris Poll
Subcommittee Report- PLC Release Time
Issues…Issues…Need time for teachers to engage
weekly in a Professional Learning Community!
There is currently no “time” built into the schedule for teachers to meet weekly
PLCs are a key strategy in the deployment of the strategic plan
To create this time, a schedule change is needed.
Change isn’t easily implemented and sometimes not welcomed!
CriteriaCriteriaThe committee identified criteria used to process
all of the schedule change options including: Change should be system-wide providing
release time for ALL teachers K-12Change should be as “instructional time”
neutral as possibleChange should be as “work day” neutral as
possible; not adding to the teacher work dayChange should have the least negative impact
on: ◦ Family inconveniences◦ Transportation difficulties◦ Staffing impacts
District Leadership Team Meeting – Participant Feedback
Please Circle One
Strongly Disagree Strongly Agree
1. Overall, the meeting was well organized. 1 2 3 4 5
2. The meeting included an effective level of participation and involvement. 1 2 3 4 5
3. Facilities and accommodations
were conductive. 1 2 3 4 5
4. Plus/Delta comments:
Plus (What did you like about today’s meeting?)
Delta (What could we change/do differently?)
5. Please list any topics you would like to see addressed at future District Leadership Team meetings.
Parent Student Teacher Support Staff Administrator/Board Member Other