Focused on sharing best practices and building practical applications in data driven decision making, we invite the team leading your data driven strategy to join us for vision-building and hands-on learning.
- Space is limited to maintain an intimate conference environment
- The conference focus is intensive but fun, hands-on, collaborative, workshops and planning!
What You'll Accomplish
Through workshops, case studies, and time to work with your colleagues, you'll strengthen your district's
plan and process for data-driven improvement. You will:
- Align Response to Intervention (RtI) and Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) by Implementing a Three-Tiered Intervention System through a Continuous Quality Improvement Framework
- Discover three critical interventions or "commitments" that enhance the systemic effectiveness of districts and schools, culminating in a standards-referenced or standards-based approach to schooling
- Use your own data to learn a step-by-step data dialogue protocol to organize and facilitate teacher learning communities focused on improving classroom instruction
- Leverage your school improvement plans and data to turn decisions into weekly and monthly action
- Integrate best practice strategies to implement your SchoolNet Instructional Management System
Key Presentations and Presenters
Dr Robert MarzanoPresident of Marzano and Associates
Systemic School Reform:
Three Critical Commitments for Districts and Schools
Dr. Kathleen FitzpatrickFounding Director of the Leadership for Learning Alliance
Day-long Seminar:
Data Driven School Improvement Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation
Mike Hickey, Ph.D
Distinguished Professor and the Director of the Center for Leadership in Education in the College of Education at Towson University in Baltimore, MD, Author of the Classroom Focused Improvement Process
Interactive Session:
The Classroom-Focused Improvement Process (CFIP): The Missing Link between the School Improvement Plan and Improved Student Performance
Distinguished Professor and the Director of the Center for Leadership in Education in the College of Education at Towson University in Baltimore, MD, Author of the Classroom Focused Improvement Process
Interactive Session:
The Classroom-Focused Improvement Process (CFIP): The Missing Link between the School Improvement Plan and Improved Student Performance
Case Studies
6 Case Studies on a variety of topics related to rolling out a district-wide, data driven process. Case studies
will be presented by districts that are making great strides in using data to improve teaching and learning.
- Case Study 1: Wichita Public Schools, Kansas: Accountability Versus Improvement: How to Create An Environment for School Improvement
- Case Study 2: New York City Public Schools, IS 237, New York: Using Data to Drive Instruction-A Paradigm Shift in Designing Instruction from Curriculum to Student Needs
- Case Study 3: Albemarle Public Schools, Virginia: Using Information Management Technologies to Connect Curriculum, Assessment, and Instruction in Support of 21st Century Learning Skills.
- Case Study 4: Inglewood Unified School District, California: Creating a District-Wide Culture of Data Inquiry
- Case Study 5: DeKalb County School System, Georgia: Blue Print Model for Data Driven Decision Making
- Case Study 6: Northside Independent School District, Texas: From SchoolNet Implementation to Systemic Data Driven Improvement
SchoolNet topics:
- Best Practices for Adopting and Sustaining Change through SchoolNet
- Best Practices in Setting Up SchoolNet Data
- Improving Teaching, Learning, and Assessment with SchoolNet
- Self-Service Loading Tool
Who Should Come
- Principals and their Leadership Teams
- SchoolNet Project Team
- Executive level staff of Curriculum, Technology, Instruction, Assessment, Professional Development, and Education Technology