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Title: CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN MEETING


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CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN MEETING
  • October 18, 2006
  • 900 am 200 pm

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Its aboutED
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Its all about ED
  • Every ED

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Every ED
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Every EDs Past
  • messy
  • isolated
  • not included
  • hard to manage (multiple personalities)
  • took tremendous resources
  • subject to attack from the outside inside
  • threatening
  • and UGLY!

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SPECIAL ED
REGULAR ED
GIFTED ED
INDIAN ED
REMEDIAL ED
GENERAL ED
VOC ED
BILINGUAL ED
EARLY ED
HIGHER ED
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UGH !
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SPECIAL ED
REGULAR ED
GIFTED ED
INDIAN ED
REMEDIAL ED
GENERAL ED
VOC ED
BILINGUAL ED
EARLY ED
HIGHER ED
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ED
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The process for Every Ed Define the Problem What
is the problem why is it happening?
Develop a Plan What are we going to do?
Evaluate Did our plan work?
Implement Plan
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The New View Every Ed
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A step back in time through the special ed lens
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2004 2005 school year
  • District Improvement 7th grade special
    education student performance in reading and math
  • Improvement plan developed
  • Align sped assessment, progress monitoring,and
    district researched based instructional
    interventions
  • Align IEPs with GLEs
  • Sped staff included in all curricular planning
    and training activity

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Focus on ALL Every Ed
  • Strategic and intensive students Rewards and
    Rewards Plus, Ekwall Shanker
  • Reading and math specialist coach and train
    special education staff
  • DIBELS training of staff and use with 6th grade
    students
  • IEP Online implemented for compliance and
    measurable goals

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2005-06 school year
  • School Psychologist - facilitator and monitor at
    site level
  • Response To Intervention (RTI) training
  • Use of data by secondary schools to generate
    plans for the implementation of the K-12
    systematic reading model
  • General ed problem solving teams at each site

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Our current lens
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This year what needs to be done
  • Monitoring process findings
  • Graduation Rate corrective action and
    improvement planning
  • Dropout Rate - corrective action and improvement
    planning
  • Adequate Yearly Progress corrective action and
    improvement planning

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Monitoring Results
  • Free and appropriate public Education (FAPE) is
    Issue in need of corrective action
  • Procedural Components is Issue in need of
    corrective action
  • Areas of concern
  • Insufficient evaluation
  • Inconsistencies
  • Lack of Specially Designed Instruction
  • Related Services
  • Transition

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Actions taken and to take
  • Review of files corrective action plan
    developed
  • K-20 Corrective Action Plan Development training
  • Attendance at State School Psychologist
    conference - RTI focus
  • Today focused site Corrective Action Plan
    development Every Ed
  • Site training on RTI process

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Considerations/recommendationsOct. 6 work group
  • Ensure that math curriculum program and GLEs are
    aligned and congruent through every ed sped to
    gen ed
  • Identify and provide capacity building
    opportunities in the areas of state assessment
    and accommodation selection
  • Consider setting targets for special populations
    at site and district level

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Continued..
  • Increase parental involvement in WASL/WAAS
    assessment process including selection of
    assessment and accommodation
  • Conduct an analysis of LRE placement process to
    ensure placements and services are based on
    individual student needs

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As you work today..
  • Discuss and act on the previously listed
    consideration/recommendations
  • Link your Corrective Action plans to your site
    action plans
  • Remember the School Boards Gateway skills
  • Entering students ready for kindergarten
  • Fluent reader by the end of 2nd grade
  • Algebra/integrated 1 ready by the end of 8th
    grade
  • All students meet 10th grade WASL standards

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Todays Objectives
  • Complete Site Corrective Action Plan
  • All learners focus within a seamless system
  • Responsible to individual learners
  • Ethical compliant
  • Realistic
  • Develop a Framework for the district corrective
    action plan
  • Rich and deep discussion

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What do you want from today?What can you offer
or bring to the process/What movie star are you
most like? Why?
  • Take a playing card
  • Go to the appropriate area heart, spade,
    diamond, club
  • Find your match make a pair
  • Discuss the questions

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Getting the Work Done Todays Process
  • School groups identify current student levels
    in reading and math use the triangle
  • Individually rate and group aggregate rating to
    summarize site readiness on 5 RTI components
  • Identify next relevant steps and transfer action
    to the Corrective Action Goal sheet
  • Share our work
  • Reflect and evaluate the days work


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Adopt Smart System Structures
Enter a School-Wide Systems for Student Success
  • Intensive, Individual Interventions
  • Individual Students
  • Assessment-based
  • Intense, durable procedures

5-10
5-10
10-15
10-15
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Site Name______________
Math
Reading
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5-Essential Components for a Successful RTI System
  • Leadership
  • Teaming
  • Curriculum
  • Screening
  • Ongoing Professional Development

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District/School RTI Readiness Checklist
  • Established
  • Willing to Implement
  • No
  • Rate each item under each of the 5 areas -
    individually

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District/School Readiness RTI Checklist
  • After you are finished, talk as a building about
    how you rated each area.
  • Did you see your buildings readiness to implement
    RTI the same? Were there differences? If so in
    what area? What do you think accounts for these
    differences?
  • Agree as a group on a rating for each area.

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District/Building RTI Readiness Checklist
  • Choose a recorder
  • As a group complete the narrative for each of the
    5 areas

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District/Building RTI Readiness Checklist
  • Transfer next steps/actions to your reading and
    math triangles
  • Put the steps next to the group/groups they will
    effect

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District/Building RTI Readiness Checklist
  • As a building team identify your priority next
    steps
  • Transfer next steps/actions to the corrective
    action planning document

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Site Name________
Math
Reading
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Before we leave
  • Individually reflect on the plan you have just
    developed. What will you do to commit?
  • Tomorrow..
  • Next week..
  • Next month.

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Todays Objectives
  • Site Corrective Action Plan complete
  • All learner focus within a seamless system
  • Responsible to individual learners
  • Ethical and compliant
  • Realistic
  • Framework for District Corrective Action Plan
    started
  • Rich and deep discussions

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Evaluation of today
  • How was the day for you?
  • Rate it from 1 (wished I had stayed home) to 4
    (Great! I got a lot out of it)
  • On the 3X3 post it - rate the day and write why
    you gave the day that rating
  • Have some one at your table collect the ratings
    and post them in the appropriate place on the
    nearest chart.
  • This gives visual quantitative and qualitative
    feed back
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