MSD Calendar 2012-2015
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Transcript of MSD Calendar 2012-2015
MSD Calendar2012-2015
Board Meeting
November 15, 2011
Steps To Calendar Recommendation
Data Analysis Set Parameters Survey Site Councils Develop Draft Calendars Survey Parents and Staff Finalize Calendar Recommendations Board Informational Presentation Board Calendar Adoption
MSD Calendar Process
Calendar Committee Review Parameters
September
Draft CalendarsOctober
Parent & StaffSurvey
November
Finalized CalendarsNovember
Governing BoardApproval
December
Survey site Councils& StaffSurvey
Parameters
Maximize the number of instructional days prior to AIMS testing
Consider average temperatures and cost Consider feeder high school calendars Maintain TCT schedule for staff professional
development Complete semester student testing before winter
break Ensure parent/teacher conferences are the same for
middle and elementary school Attempt to balance instructional days in each quarter
Site Councils Results
Distributed 78 surveys Returned 30 surveys Top 4 parameters
Maximize instructional days (#1) Complete semester student testing before
winter break (#2) Consider average temperatures and cost (#2) Maintain TCT schedule for staff professional
development (#3)
Maximize the Number of Instructional Days Prior to AIMS Testing Maximizing student opportunities for success
New Common Core – 1+ year curriculum advancement Title I Schools Non Title I Schools – new accountability system focus
on growth Maximizing teacher opportunities for success
Evaluation system connected to student academic success
Compensation tied to student academic success District and School reputation
Labels Open enrollment
District Comparison 20 of the 26 districts started on or before
August 8th (Madison started August 8th) 22 of the 26 districts have a 5 day Fall break
(Madison has 2 days) Feeder High School
Phoenix Union – August 8th Scottsdale Unified – August 8th Glendale Union – August 15th
Brophy Prep – August 11th
Xavier – August 10th
Temperature and Cost
Average Temperatures and Cost May: 91degrees; $299.56 June:104 degrees; $263.69 July: 107 degrees; $343.00 August: 109 degrees; $432.27 September: 103 degrees; $411.94
$20 difference per-day for August and September
Option A and B Calendars Developed
Similarities Maximize instructional days before AIMS (155 days) Reduce 2 half days Ensure no early release (TCT) in the same week of a
holiday or half day Reduced one TCT (24 to 23)
Differences Start of school date Beginning of week vs Mid-week start Length of fall break Distribution of professional development days
Parent and Staff
Survey Results
Parent Results
Parent Results by School
Staff Results
Staff Results by Site
Committee Recommendation
Calendar A – later start date Maximize the number of instructional days prior to
AIMS testing Better average temperatures and cost Better alignment with feeder high school calendars Ensures TCT schedule for staff professional
development Ensures the completion of semester student testing
before winter break Ensure parent/teacher conferences are the same for
middle and elementary school
Q & A
MSD Calendar2012-2015