Kewaunee School District

www.kewaunee.k12.wi.us

Future Planning Summit

WELCOME!

Consulting Website Design User Experience

Summit Structure and Process Agenda Day 1 Agenda Day 2

Our Work Together…

Process Agreement

Self-Management Roles

Share your name Share your role or

connection to the

Kewaunee School

District

Share your most

important hope for

the future of our

children – or if a

student, your most

important hope for

your generation

Identify three

phrases that

describe your

team’s hopes. Be

prepared to report

out to the large

group.

Creating Connections

Meet your Primary

Workgroup

Climate Change

Roles and responsibilities shaping

public education.

Schools began as a way to teach some basic reading, some

writing and rudimentary math skills and to cultivate values that

serve a democratic society .

At the beginning of the 20th Century leaders saw public schools as

a logical site for the assimilation of immigrants and the social

engineering of citizens for the industrial age

Phy Ed, Home Ec,

Voc Ed., mandated

school transportation

1910 to 1930

Expanded science and math,

safety education, drivers

education, foreign language

requirements and sex ed.

1950’s Business ed, art, music,

speech, drama, half day

kindergarten, school

lunch programs

1940’s Nutrition,

Immunization,

Health

1900 to1910

Centuries ago, schools began as a way to teach some basic reading, some writing and

rudimentary math skills and to cultivate values that serve a

democratic society .

At the beginning of the 20th Century leaders saw public

schools as a logical site for the assimilation of immigrants and

the social engineering of citizens for the industrial age.

Thus began the expansion

of the curriculum and

assignment of additional

duties

That trend has

accelerated ever since...

Shifts in Public Education Preparing Students for Shift Happens

AP programs, Head Start, Title

I, adult education, Consumer

education, peace, leisure &

recreation education

1960’s

Keyboarding, multicultural education,

teen pregnancy, English as a Second

Language, Early Childhood Education,

full day kindergarten, at risk

programming, after school programs,

stranger danger education,

antismoking, child abuse monitoring,

psychological services

1980’s No Child Left Behind, bully

prevention, anti-harassment

policies, media literacy

development, health and

wellness, school report cards,

increased standardized

testing, Adequate yearly

progress, Common Core.

2000 Conflict Resolution, Peer Mediation,

CPR, death education, inclusion,

distance learning, post secondary

options, at risk and drop out

prevention, service learning, bus

safety, gun safety, water safety, bike

safety, computer and internet, gang

education

1990’s Drug & alcohol education,

parenting education, behavior

adjustment classes, character

education, Title IX, programs,

environmental education,

women’s studies and school

breakfast programs

1970’s

Special Education

programming was

added as a federal

mandate in 1974.

Shifts in Public Education Preparing Students for Shift Happens

ESSA, ACP, Mental Health,

Trauma Informed Care,

Increased Accountability at

Federal and State levels,

School Safety, Vouchers

Now

Current Major Shifts: Accountability Reform

Mandated State Testing

(WSAS), School Report

Cards and ESSA

Educator Effectiveness –

Teacher Evaluation

System

Student Information

Systems – WISE

Dash, WISEdata,

District Standards

approved yearly

Current Major Shifts: Operations

Mental Health -

Trauma Informed

Schools

School

Funding/Vouchers Teacher Shortages

Social Media

K-12 Public Education Funding

A Little About Us… Current Conditions of Education in

the Kewaunee School District.

A Little About Us… Current conditions of Education in

the Kewaunee School District.

CURRENT CONDITIONS: More about us…

2

PROGRAMS

4

PARTNERSHIPS

1

STUDENT

LEARNING

3 2018 5

ORGANIZATIONAL

STRUCTURES

CURRICULUM

ASSESSMENT and

INSTRUCTION

Oh, You Want to See Results? STUDENT LEARNING:

Elementary School– Forward Exam State Test

ELA and Math Reading: We implemented a new resource this year for reading and writing, Units of Study, by Lucy Calkins. It enabled our teachers to use a readers and writers workshop approach to teaching, which is a more effective teaching practice. This resource also strengthened the alignment between grade levels, so that our students are learning the standards in a stronger progression. Our students self-assess and are assessed against rubrics that students are always

referencing.

Math: Most recently we departmentalized in our 4th and 5th grades, so that we could align our teaching practices between the elementary and middle school programs. We sent our teachers to CPM trainings, which is the middle /high school resource, so that the most effective practices could be done at their levels. They also received Add+Vantage Math Recovery training to better enable our teachers to accurately assess the areas of weakness, and provide activities that help students to overcome these obstacles.

Oh, You Want to See Results? STUDENT LEARNING:

Middle School – Forward Exam State Test

ELA and Math ELA: Teachers are implementing Lucy Calkins at the MS level to provide the continuation of the rich literacy from elementary. Our literacy chair is meeting with core teachers to help provide instruction in literacy in the content areas. Our school improvement goal is to move our students from Basic to Proficient on the Forward exam, we will do this through meaningful planning between specialists and classroom teachers so that all students make growth.

Math: Teachers continue to train in and implement CPM. By mapping our scope and sequence we are ensuring that there are no gaps in instruction and skills are introduced and mastered throughout the grade levels and into high school. Our specialists are training in focused math skills instruction and CPM to help support students within the classroom to make growth and close gaps.

Oh, You Want to See Results? STUDENT LEARNING:

High School – ACT State Test

ELA and Math ELA (English Language Arts): Our ELA team at KHS has been observing and collaborating with a Literacy Coach on how to implement a Reader’s and Writer’s Workshop model. This model involves individual student conferences and a list of choice books that meet the standards, but are at the correct level for the reader and are of the reader’s interest.

Math: We continue to have our Math and Special Education teachers participate in professional development in our math series College Preparatory Math (CPM) and AVRM (Add+Vantage Math Recovery). AVRM empowers teachers to use diagnostic assessments and learning trajectories to guide the teaching of numeracy. For next year, we have built in common prep time during the school day to be able to have quality collaboration within their content and with Special Education teachers.

Current Conditions

Student Learning:

Preparing ALL students with the

knowledge, skills and habits to be

productive, responsible and

future ready citizens.

Programs:

Offerings and opportunities that

support student growth, learning and

wellness.

Curriculum, Assessment &

Instruction :

The grade level and course

content, delivery (teaching) in the

classroom and

monitoring/evaluation of student

learning

The grade level and course content, delivery (teaching) in the classroom and

monitoring/evaluation of student learning.

Programs…Staff Views Offerings and opportunities that support

student growth, learning and wellness.

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Programs…Parent Views Offerings and opportunities that support student

growth, learning and wellness.

BUDGET SCHOOL SAFETY FACILITIES WORK

ENVIRONMENT,

TECHNOLOGY

Organizational Structures District facilities, finances, processes, and

resources that support a high quality,

relevant educational system.

Budget:

Our Numbers

$5.2 MILLION

$9,357 $9.66 PER THOUSAND

$10.8 MILLION

Budget Mill Rate Per pupil

spending State Aid

Includes $572,000 in

chargeback from

Dominion and $106,000

in private school

vouchers.

$1.04 is chargeback and

$.20 is private school

vouchers

We currently have the

lowest per pupil

spending in the

Packerland conference

We have seen significant

fluctuations in our aid

due to Dominion

K-12 Public Education Funding

Working Together

School

Government

Families

Community

SNACK BREAK

What is the purpose of PreK-12 public education in Kewaunee?

Looking into the future, what does it mean to be a successful school district in Kewaunee?

How must we behave to ensure we are a successful school district?

Mission

Vision

Values

With your table group, visit the posters from other groups and view the responses. Use the post-its to provide your comments/feedback to others’ ideas.

Day 1

Kewaunee School District

www.kewaunee.k12.wi.us

Future Planning Summit

WELCOME BACK!

Consulting User Experience

Summit Structure and Process Agenda Day 2 Day 1 Reflections

What does it look like when students are behaving this way?

What are some ideas to get this started?

Life Long Learners – Relevant – Global – Community Contributor – Safe – Unlimited Possibilities – Accountable - Respect

Pride – Forward Thinking – Accountable – Innovative – Resilient – Education is Priority - Caring

Respectful – Responsible – Open Minded – Integrity – Inclusive – Receptive to Change

Mission

Vision

Values

Description of Trend

* Provide a short description of the trend in your article

Overview of Article

*Summarize your article

Analysis & Synthesis

* What are the most important aspects of the article from your perspective?

* Which points do you agree or disagree with?

Implications

* What could this mean for our school district?

Relevant Reads

Article Review

Current Conditions : Must Do’s and Mandates

Read through the list of initiatives and priorities that

are implemented by KSD each year. Circle all of the

items that you think are required by state or federal

accountability

Listen to the presentation, take notes and complete

the reflection.

Rubik’s Question

State, Federal and

District Requirements

District Requirements

Federal Requirements

State Requirements

McKinney Vento Homeless Assistance Act

Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)

Academic and Career Planning

Educator Effectiveness

Physical Education

Early College Credit

Civics Exam

Student Information System

Notification Requirements

Transportation

District Policies and Administrative Guidelines

School Safety Plan

Educational Options

Hours of Instruction

Math

Educator Licensing

School Attendance

ACT Tests

Forward Exam

Data Reporting

Health Education – Hands only CPR and AED Training

Science

English Language Arts

Mathematics

National School Lunch Program

Graduation Requirements

Financial Audits

School Board Meetings

Safety Drills

Music Education

Curriculum

Nonviolent Crisis Intervention

First Aid Training

Mandated Reporting

WISEdash, WISEgrants, WISEdata

Transition Planning

Pre-School Outcomes

English Learner Instruction

Gifted and Talented Education

At Risk

Published Budgets

Individuals with Disabilities Act - IEP’s

Start College Now

Educational Standards

Wellness

Financial Literacy

Local Education Agency Plan

Strategic Focus Areas

World Café Dialogue

Defining Priorities

Forecasting Our Educational Future

SNACK BREAK

Next Steps…

• Use stakeholder key interests as a filter to refresh the district vision, mission, and value statements.

• Develop a multi-year district future (strategic) plan aligned to designated priorities that are designed to promote and enhance the success of all students attending the Kewaunee School District.

Day 1