Title: Instructional Leadership for the 21st Century
1Instructional Leadership for the 21st Century
- University of South Alabama
- in collaboration with
- Baldwin and Mobile County Public Schools
2Preparing Exemplary Leaders for Alabama Schools
- Three Objectives
- Partnership between USA and LEAs
- Alignment of standards and coursework
- Focus on school improvement and student
achievement
3Collaboration Is the Key
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explain that Memorandums of agreement were signed
- When two work together, then both are
strong. --Anonymous
4Dr. Faron HollingerBaldwin County Superintendent
5 Leadership Advisory Council
USA--LEAs Leadership Advisory Council
Assess Certification Program Effectiveness
Selection of Administrative Candidates
Revise Coursework
Monitor and Revise semester-long Residency
Select Residency Schools
Train Mentor Principals
6Program Design
- MCPSS and Baldwin County personnel worked
together to develop coursework aligned with newly
adopted standards for instructional leaders in
Alabama.
7Admission Requirements
- Admission requirements include
- Graduate school application
- Admission portfolio
- Scheduled interview
8Interviews Conducted Collaboratively
- Prospective candidate responds to questions
- from public school district and university
personnel.
9Revised Curriculum
- USA infused the eight standards for effective
school leaders within a substantially revised
curriculum. - Planning for continuous improvement
- Teaching and learning
- Human resource development
- Diversity
- Community and stakeholder relationships
- Technology
- Management of learning organizations
- Ethics
10School-based Activities
- Facilitate the work of teachers
- Analyze school-wide
- assessment data
- Manage resources to support instruction
- Develop budgets to enhance instruction
- Manage human resources
- Complete prescribed activities critical to
effective instructional leadership
11Field Experiences Embeddedin Required Coursework
- Prospective instructional leaders gain real-world
experience while taking required coursework.
12Skill Development
13 Residency Learning Planner Handbook
- About This Residency Learning Planner
- Purpose This is a guide for residents to
thoughtfully plan, implement and track/log a set
of experiences that will help them become school
leaders who make a difference in student
achievement. - For each of the 8 standards, field experiences
are proposed to engage the participant in
observing, participating in and leading school
teams in changing curriculum and instructional
practices in ways that increase student
achievement. - All experiences require
- A planning component, and
- A reflection component
14 Field Experiences
Instructional Leadership Team Instructional Leadership Team
Principal Principal
Administrative Candidate (Resident) Administrative Candidate (Resident)
Assistant Principal Assistant Principal
Master Teacher Master Teacher
Reading Coach Math Coach
Counselor SPE Teacher
Parent Psychometrist
15Field Experiences
16Project Design
- Bridges the gap between theory and
practice - by focusing on real-world
- instructional issues.
17Mentoring
18Assessment
- Examination of admissions process
- Evaluation of curriculum changes
- Development of assessment system
- Development of system to assess impact
- Satisfaction surveys
19Teamwork
- Direct monitoring
- by the Leadership Advisory Council
20Growing TogetherGrowing Strong
- Working together to prepare
- effective instructional leaders for the future.
21Vision Statement
- Baldwin County Public Schools, the Mobile County
Public School System and the University of South
Alabama will create and sustain a partnership to
improve student achievement through the
co-construction and implementation of a
leadership development program for the benefit of
our regional community.
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- Thanks for your kind attention!
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