state support system for districts new hampshire department of education
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State Support System for Districts
New Hampshire
Department of Education
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State Accountability
NCLB requires the following: “A State shall identify for improvement any local education agency
(district) that, for two consecutive years, has not made adequate yearly progress as defined in the State’s plan.”
The State has identified 18 districts as Districts In Need of Improvement based on two years of NHEIAP data:
9 districts are identified in area of reading7 districts are identified in the area of mathematics 2 districts have been identified in both reading and mathematics
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State’s Responsibility for Technical Assistance
RSA 193 H - Local Education ImprovementThe Department of Education and the State Board of
Education shall work cooperatively with the school or school district to provide assistance.
NCLB For each local education agency (district) identified
under paragraph (3), the State education agency shall provide technical assistance or other assistance if requested, as authorized under section 1117.
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This is a National Dialogue
Standards-based reform requires changes in the role of state education agencies and district central offices.
Districts are critical to the improvement process through the provision of resources, information and incentives to facilitate school improvement.For each school identified for school improvement, the district shall
ensure the provision of technical assistance – this includes analyzing data from the state assessments and other examples of student work, to identify and address problems in instruction.
States play a key role in supporting districts as they move through this process: needs assessment, planning, resources for implementation, and evaluation
Taken from a CCSSO report – March 2003
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What does the law require?
SEC. 1117. SCHOOL SUPPORT AND RECOGNITION.
(a) SYSTEM FOR SUPPORT,-(1) IN GENERAL, - Each State shall establish a statewide
system of intensive and sustained support and improvements for local education agencies and schools receiving funds under this part, in order to increase the opportunity for all students served by the agencies and schools to meet the State’s academic content standards and student academic achievement standards.
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What is the State’s Responsibility?
STATEWIDE SYSTEM
1. Establishing school support teams.2. Providing such support as the State educational agency
determines necessary and available in order to ensure the effectiveness of such teams.
3. Designating and using distinguished teachers and principals chosen from schools served under this part that have been especially successful in improving academic achievement.
4. Devising additional approaches to providing assistance, such as providing assistance through institutions of higher education and educational service agencies or other local consortia, and private providers of scientifically based technical assistance.
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Student
Standards-Based CurriculumInstructionAssessment
Structural Reform Strategies
Leadership & Governance
External Support/ Resources
Culture & Climate
Professional Development
Data-Based Accountability & Evaluation
Extended Learning Activities
Parent & Community Involvement
The NH Focus?
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What will the New Hampshire Process be?
Stage I District –level Data Analysis
(3/1/05 to 6/30/05)
1. Data Grants available-Facilitator chosen-Data Team created
2. On-line Root Cause Data Analysis Course Available3. Meet with Department for 10% set-aside information4. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed5. Priority areas identified through data analysis are
submitted
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What will the New Hampshire Process be?
Stage II District Improvement Planning
(7/01/05 to 9/1/05)
1. Grants for participation in HOPE and finalization of plan available-Facilitator continued -District Improvement Planning Team created
2. Participate in HOPE for the Purpose of:-Setting goals with measurable objectives-Creating action steps for activities with benchmarks-Increasing awareness of resources to increase student achievement
3. District Improvement Plan submitted
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What will the New Hampshire Process be?
Stage III Implementation Phase (9/2/05 to 8/30/06)
1. District Activities funding available2. District Improvement Coordinator chosen. Individual
will participate in Department monthly meetings.3. District Continuous Improvement Team created and
begins work based on district plan.
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How much Funding (Planning and Implementation) is available and when?
Stage I – Data Grants ($5,000)
Stage II – Grants to support participation in HOPE and finalization of district plan.
Stage III – Implementation Grants ($75, 000/ $50,000/ $25,000)
Amount based on an indexing scale calculated using size of district’s student population and district’s free and reduced lunch percentage.
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What are the required rewards and sanctions?
Sanctions – 10% Title I Set-AsideDistrict In Need of Improvement PlanDistrict cannot be an SES Provider
Rewards – Identification of schools closing the
achievement gap
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What Technical Assistance and Supports can the Department provide?
Data analysis training. Funding for facilitators to help districts develop
improvement plans. Facilitated team time work through HOPE. Needs assessment tool to target resources. Content specialists to help district/schools with
curriculum content alignment. Development of trained peer reviewers to
evaluate district/school improvement progress. Brokering of cost efficient consultant services
for districts/schools.
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Planning Timeline
March - AprilRoot Cause Analysis course
1. Deadline for Registration: March 25, 20052. Facilitator's Training Day: March 29, 2005, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.3. Course begins: April 5, 2005
May 10% Set-Aside Meeting: May 3, 2005 June
1. Priority Areas identified: June 30, 20052. HOPE Team chosen
July1. CSI (Curriculum Support Institute), - July 24-29, 2005 Grand Summit Hotel,
Bartlett August
1. HOPE Institute – August 8-12, 2005, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Nashua2. District Improvement Coordinator chosen3. Continuous Improvement District Support Team Selected
September District Improvement Plan with Action Steps for funding due: September 1, 2005
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Implementation Timeline
Monthly Meetings for District Coordinators to: Address the specific needs of districts Periodically review progress Obtain information on specific topics such
as:1. Closing the Achievement Gap
2. Professional Development
3. Parent and Community
4. Scientifically Based Research
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The Departments next steps include:
1. Identifying and training facilitators, peer reviewers, content coaches and distinguished educators as resources.
2. Sponsoring Root Cause Analysis data training.
3. Providing details about accessing grant resources and HOPE participation.
4. Providing a District Planning Template
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Questions?
Timelines are needed with deadlines.
Attention to populations: SPED, ELL.
What will be the role of school improvement coordinators?
Communication – back up e-mails are needed.
Calendar is on Department web www.ed.state.nh.us – Office of Accountability.
[email protected] 271-3828
[email protected] 271-7301
[email protected] 271-3301
[email protected] 271-5873