School Culture

Published on May 11, 2018

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

School Culture

Davison High School

Culture for Teaching and Learning

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Strengths

  • Availability of staff to help students with needs.
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Strengths

  • Accessibility provided to enriching academic courses without limits.
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Question???

  • Think-Pair-Share
  • How do we determine what the needs of students are? And, once we do how do we address them?
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Share out:

  • What did you hear at your table?

Weakness

  • We lack a system for identify needs, planning for intervention, and monitoring effectiveness.
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Policies and Practices

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Strengths

  • Trust exists among stakeholders
  • Transparency is abundant
  • Overall, the building is clean and well kept
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Weakness

  • Utlilizing the CARDS code in a consistent manner with fidelity
  • Spiraling expectations with all stakeholders throughout the year

Collaborative Staff Environment

Strengths

  • Trust exists among all of us.
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Weakness

  • Lack the design and implementation of collaboration time.
  • Lack opportunities for you all to grow from influences beyond Davison

School/District Leadership

Strength

  • Students, feel listened to and have a say in our programs and policy.
  • We know what our purpose is and don't hide it.

Think on this:

  • What are the building goals?
  • What are 3 strategies that we are implementing in our building to reach our goals?
  • What PD/collaboration have we done lately to support our strategies?
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Share out:

  • At your table turn and talk about the three questions.
  • Go around the table for each question allowing each person to share.
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Weakness

  • All involved know what kind of pig we want.
  • We weigh the pig, but don't do anything to help him.
  • We don't focus our energy and resources, including time on helping.
  • Ultimately, the pig stays the same and we all continue to get frustrated!

Parent and Community Involvement

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Strength

  • Communication
  • Community involvement
  • Parent involvement and influence
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But, who are we?

  • Find the handout with the four demographic charts on them.
  • Think about who we are as I go through them.
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Who are we?

Who are we?

Who are we?

Who are we?

High-Five partner

  • Find someone across the room
  • Give them a high-five
  • Share two things that resonated with you when you observed the data.
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What did you hear?

  • Surprises?
  • Affirmations?
  • Questions?
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Weakness

  • Are we reaching all of our parents?
  • Who come to PTCs?
  • Who are involved?
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Call to action:

  • We need a systematic way of identifying, attending to, and monitoring student achievement and behavior.
  • MTSS
  • Child Study
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Call to action:

  • We need to be more intentional and consistent with the CARDS code especially around bullying
  • Establish a data-driven system of reteaching and proactive teaching of the code
  • Commitment of staff to use the code as a true framework across the building.

Call to action:

  • Needs assessment
  • Plan strategies/activities
  • Plan training/collaboration
  • PLCs
  • Monitoring of effectiveness
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Call to action:

  • NO MORE STAFF MEETINGS!
  • Just kidding, but we have to use them more efficiently and effectively.

Call to action:

  • We are teaching to the middle parents!
  • We have to develop opportunities to reach out and invite in all of our diverse groups of parents.

The Opportunity is ours

  • look for change soon
  • be a part of the solution
  • marigolds not walnuts!
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