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Cross Boundary Leadership Team Ogden School District Leaders & School Board United Way of Northern Utah Weber State University President Ogden City Council Hall Foundation Mayor’s Office, Ogden City Department of Workforce Services Parent Organizations Ogden/Weber Chamber of Commerce YMCA Midtown Community Health Center
Steps for Success • Invited local decision-makers to the table. • Created a shared vision with schools, local government, higher education, parent groups, & community agencies. • Focused efforts on ownership, not just buy-in. • Developed consensus around needs and priorities. • Identified the existing assets in the school and community • Researched best practices. • Selected community schools as strategy for transformation. • Developed a set of co-located and linked partnerships with focus. on reallocating existing resources to support student success. Based on the work of Jane Quinn (National Center for Community Schools) 2010
Strategic Plan Goals: Highlights: Implement Community Schools as a district-wide strategy that includes: Parent Engagement: Volunteering, Parent University, & Involvement in Decision Making Academic Support: Differentiated learning paths for students that include acceleration, quality instruction, career & college readiness, tutor volunteers, & extended learning opportunities Educational Reform: Performance based pay, mentoring for leadership, professional development
Highlights Continued… Personalization: community liaisons, advisory programs, mentoring, & student success plans Enrichment: Extra-curricular activities, school athletics, & community partnerships College Readiness: Scholarship program, International Baccalaureate, & AVID
Successes Parent University Extended Learning Opportunities Differentiated Diplomas Teacher Academy Truancy Policy reform Volunteer Reading Program Community-wide Assessments Tutoring Initiative Summer 2012 Community Schools Conference High Adventure Clubs, Sports & Art Camps Round It Up Scholarship Program
One Community, Multiple Entities, One Plan
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