Worcester Public Schools Worcester, Massachusetts District Comprehensive Accountability Framework...
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Worcester Public SchoolsWorcester, Massachusetts
District Comprehensive Accountability
Framework
June 2010
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WPS Compact – Ambitious Goals
Delivering on high expectations and outstanding results for all students
• 100% of students guaranteed a rigorous core curriculum resulting in measurable gains in student learning
– By 2012• 80% of students proficient in reading and math by grade 3• 80% of students proficient in ELA and math by grade 8
– By 2013• 100% of graduates successfully complete HS coursework that
prepares them for both college and career
Delivering on high expectations and outstanding results for all students
• 100% of students guaranteed a rigorous core curriculum resulting in measurable gains in student learning
– By 2012• 80% of students proficient in reading and math by grade 3• 80% of students proficient in ELA and math by grade 8
– By 2013• 100% of graduates successfully complete HS coursework that
prepares them for both college and career
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Deliver 21st Century skills to every student Deliver 21st Century skills to every student
Improve the reading performance of students by grade 3Improve the reading performance of students by grade 3
Improve the performance of students with disabilitiesImprove the performance of students with disabilities
Improve the performance of our English Language LearnersImprove the performance of our English Language Learners
Worcester Improvement Strategy - Priority Targets
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Starting with the Student
Prioritize & Focus on ResultsPrioritize & Focus on Results
Continuous improvementand learning for adults
Continuous improvementand learning for adults
21st Century College and Workplace Readiness21st Century College and Workplace Readiness
Increase Return on Investment
Increase Return on Investment
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WPS Comprehensive Accountability Framework
Academic Achievement
Academic Achievement
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Strategies resulting inhigh levels of
student achievement
Strategies to develop and
maintain welcoming, safe and secure schools
Strategies to foster high levels of family and
community engagement, commitment and
partnership
Strategies to transfer information of effective
practices and needs among all stakeholders
Coherence
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IMPROVEMENT AND RESULTS IMPROVEMENT AND RESULTS
RESULTS SYSTEM NON-ALIGNED SYSTEMCOMMON FRAMEWORK FOR IMPROVEMENTCENTRAL UNITS ALIGN TO THE FRAMEWORKPROJECTS AND INITIATIVES ARE LIMITEDPOWER / AUTHORITY SHARED THROUGH BOUNDED AUTONOMY
PROJECT-ITIS / INITIATIVE FATIGUESILOS (BOTH GRAIN AND NUCLEAR WARHEAD)BUNKER MENTALITYCOMMAND / CONTROL / COMPLIANCE OR THE RUGGED INDIVIDUAL
Moving toward a Results System
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Planning, Implementation, & Monitoring
School Performance Indicators
School Performance Indicators
District Performance Indicators
District Performance Indicators
Classroom High-leverage Instructional StrategiesClassroom High-leverage Instructional Strategies
Worcester’s Vision of Excellence
Worcester’s Vision of Excellence
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Student Achievement
Improved System Performance
Professional Development
Data-driven Decisions Communication•Quantitative•Narrative
Systems of Support and Improvement
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Delivering on the Promise
• Enlist all stakeholders to engage with the district’s focused agenda for improved district, school and student results
• Link high levels of adult learning throughout the organization to high levels of student learning
• Use systems of accountability to increase the value of WPS for students, families, and the community
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NEXT STEPS…
• June 2010• Identify key district and school
indicators and measures• Develop data protocol for collection,
analysis, and application• Make final edits and refinements to the
current Accountability Framework draft• Summer / Fall 2010
• Implement plan with roll-out to district and school staff
• Communicate to all stakeholders
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