AGENDA Lenawee C2C Leadership Team Meeting October 20, 2015 ...
AGENDA Lenawee C2C Leadership Team Meeting October 20, 2015 10:00 a.m. - Noon, Community Room @ LISD Education Service Center http://www.lisd.us/lenawee-cradle-to-career-2/
MEETING AGENDA:
Review action plans for 2015-2016 from Kindergarten Readiness Students Success Network, Early Reading Network, and Post-Secondary Network - Christie Cadmus, Ann Hinsdale-Knisel, Peggy Molter
The Community Report card text will be submitted to the graphic designers by the end of October and we’ll ask the Exec. Committee to review the first DRAFT in November at their meeting.
Review recommendations that were forwarded from C2C Executive Committee to C2C Leadership Team for approval. If approved, the recommendations will be forwarded next to the Superintendents. o Recommendation 1 Communicate that the county used a common measurement to collect kindergarten readiness data to inform collective action Communicate the characteristics that describe a “kindergarten ready” student generated from the data on June 26th Add narrative points from the June 26th meeting to describe other important factors that impact a child being ready for kindergarten o Recommendation 2 Communicate through narratives around kindergarten readiness and the new state assessments used for 3rd Grade Reading, 8th Grade Math, and 7th Grade Science for the 2015 Community Report Card Communicate using data points for high school graduation, post-secondary enrollment and completion, with disaggregated data points non-white ethnicity, special education, and economic disadvantaged subpopulations Communicate narratives around the Tuition Incentive Program (TIP) and new local attendance policies as contributing factors toward our community outcomes o Recommendation 3 All Lenawee schools administer the 2015-2016 MiPHY assessment (see attached) as a shared measurement to analyze as a contributing factor toward our community outcome of high graduation with success Note: Shannon Elliott, Executive Committee, asked that data on Truancy petitions including increases and reductions from 2015-2016 be added to this recommendation.
Ann is to review the Unified Talent Group list of Members and identify a Business person to take Garry Clift’s position on the Leadership team. Garry resigned last month due to his multiple responsibilities with the City of Adrian. Person Ann recommends is: ________________________________________
The Leadership Team will meet this year on the same day of the month: 3rd Tuesday of the month from 10:00 – Noon.
Ann and Stan met with the Unified Talent Group on Oct. 15th to discuss the ways we can support one another’s work and provide student level data to the Unified Talent work groups. - Mark Haag
ADJOURN: Noon Next meeting: December 15, 2015, 10 AM - Noon, LISD Education Service Center, 4107 N. Adrian Hwy.
Source: Brian Jones, “Michigan Profile for Healthy Youth Participation (MiPHY) Increases Significantly”, LISD Board Report, June 2014 The Michigan Profile for Healthy Youth (MiPHY) is an online student health survey offered by the Michigan Departments of Education and Community Health to support local and regional needs assessment every other year. The MiPHY provides student results on health risk behaviors including substance use, violence, physical activity, nutrition, sexual behavior, and emotional health in grades 7, 9, and 11. The survey also measures risk and protective factors most predictive of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use and violence. In the 2011-2012 school year, nine buildings in five districts participated. In 20132014, the numbers increased to fourteen buildings in eight districts. Data from the MiPHY is returned to the home district for use in their health and physical education classes as well as, being compiled into County-wide for comparison. This Countywide data is also used by the Lenawee Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition and the Lenawee Health Network when applying for grants. The LISD supports local districts by offering an LISD employee administer the survey to reduce costs associated with substitutes for staff. The Lenawee Health/PE curriculum group also uses the data in their classrooms. Individual schools receive their own data but only the county-wide aggregate data is shared publically. https://mdoe.state.mi.us/schoolhealthsurveys/ExternalReports/CountyReportGeneration.aspx
MEETING AGENDA:
Review action plans for 2015-2016 from Kindergarten Readiness Students Success Network, Early Reading Network, and Post-Secondary Network - Christie Cadmus, Ann Hinsdale-Knisel, Peggy Molter
The Community Report card text will be submitted to the graphic designers by the end of October and we’ll ask the Exec. Committee to review the first DRAFT in November at their meeting.
Review recommendations that were forwarded from C2C Executive Committee to C2C Leadership Team for approval. If approved, the recommendations will be forwarded next to the Superintendents. o Recommendation 1 Communicate that the county used a common measurement to collect kindergarten readiness data to inform collective action Communicate the characteristics that describe a “kindergarten ready” student generated from the data on June 26th Add narrative points from the June 26th meeting to describe other important factors that impact a child being ready for kindergarten o Recommendation 2 Communicate through narratives around kindergarten readiness and the new state assessments used for 3rd Grade Reading, 8th Grade Math, and 7th Grade Science for the 2015 Community Report Card Communicate using data points for high school graduation, post-secondary enrollment and completion, with disaggregated data points non-white ethnicity, special education, and economic disadvantaged subpopulations Communicate narratives around the Tuition Incentive Program (TIP) and new local attendance policies as contributing factors toward our community outcomes o Recommendation 3 All Lenawee schools administer the 2015-2016 MiPHY assessment (see attached) as a shared measurement to analyze as a contributing factor toward our community outcome of high graduation with success Note: Shannon Elliott, Executive Committee, asked that data on Truancy petitions including increases and reductions from 2015-2016 be added to this recommendation.
Ann is to review the Unified Talent Group list of Members and identify a Business person to take Garry Clift’s position on the Leadership team. Garry resigned last month due to his multiple responsibilities with the City of Adrian. Person Ann recommends is: ________________________________________
The Leadership Team will meet this year on the same day of the month: 3rd Tuesday of the month from 10:00 – Noon.
Ann and Stan met with the Unified Talent Group on Oct. 15th to discuss the ways we can support one another’s work and provide student level data to the Unified Talent work groups. - Mark Haag
ADJOURN: Noon Next meeting: December 15, 2015, 10 AM - Noon, LISD Education Service Center, 4107 N. Adrian Hwy.
Source: Brian Jones, “Michigan Profile for Healthy Youth Participation (MiPHY) Increases Significantly”, LISD Board Report, June 2014 The Michigan Profile for Healthy Youth (MiPHY) is an online student health survey offered by the Michigan Departments of Education and Community Health to support local and regional needs assessment every other year. The MiPHY provides student results on health risk behaviors including substance use, violence, physical activity, nutrition, sexual behavior, and emotional health in grades 7, 9, and 11. The survey also measures risk and protective factors most predictive of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use and violence. In the 2011-2012 school year, nine buildings in five districts participated. In 20132014, the numbers increased to fourteen buildings in eight districts. Data from the MiPHY is returned to the home district for use in their health and physical education classes as well as, being compiled into County-wide for comparison. This Countywide data is also used by the Lenawee Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition and the Lenawee Health Network when applying for grants. The LISD supports local districts by offering an LISD employee administer the survey to reduce costs associated with substitutes for staff. The Lenawee Health/PE curriculum group also uses the data in their classrooms. Individual schools receive their own data but only the county-wide aggregate data is shared publically. https://mdoe.state.mi.us/schoolhealthsurveys/ExternalReports/CountyReportGeneration.aspx
