ESSA Consolidated Application for 2017-2018

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ESSA Consolidated Application for 2017-2018

Cory Green, Associate Commissioner Texas Education Agency Texas Association of School Business Officers March 1 and 2, 2017 © 2017 by Texas Education Agency

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Cory Green, Associate Commissioner ESSA Special Projects Team: Anita Villarreal Susan Patterson

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Agenda 

ESSA State and local agency responsibilities



The 2017-2018 ESSA LEA Consolidated Applications for Funding: ◦ ◦

Schedule PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Schedule PS3099—Private School Services

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ESSA State and Local Agency Requirements New Roles for State and Local Agencies 

NCLB: Top-down, one-size-fits-all with strong federal controls: ◦ ED academic achievement goals; ◦ Annual Yearly Progress (AYP); and ◦ Mandated, 5-stage school improvement interventions.



ESSA: Increased flexibility, authority, and responsibility for State and local agencies.

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ESSA State and Local Agency Requirements New Roles for State and Local Agencies

EDGAR

ESSA

States

Local Agencies

States

Local Agencies

Flexibility

Flexibility

Flexibility

Flexibility

Monitoring

Financial management systems

Performance management

Guidance, technical assistance

Oversight

Internal controls

Oversight

Performance monitoring

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ESSA State and Local Agency Requirements New Roles for State and Local Agencies TEA • Performance management; • Guidance (accelerate student outcomes); and • Oversight.

Local Education Agencies • School performance management; • Guidance and technical assistance for improvement planning; and • Coordinated use of funds.

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ESSA State and Local Agency Requirements LEAs: Comprehensive Planning and Coordinated Spending ESSA Changes Supporting Coordinated Use of Funds: 



Well-rounded educational opportunities, not limited to core academic content. Title IV, Part A—Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants.* Methodology: Title I, Part A Supplement, Not Supplant compliance.**

*Based on comprehensive needs assessment; **Title I-C, I-D, II, III, and IV SNS requirements did not change. Department of Grants Compliance and Oversight

ESSA State and Local Agency Requirements LEAs: Comprehensive Planning and Coordinated Spending ESSA Changes Supporting Coordinated Use of Funds: 

Ranking and Serving: LEA may prioritize high schools in which 50% or more of students are lowincome.

School

% Poverty

# Students

St. Martin ES

92%

82

Grand Turk MS

87%

San Andres ES

School

% Poverty

# Students

St. Martin ES

92%

82

90

Grand Turk MS

87%

90

79%

40

San Andres ES

79%

40

Utila ES

74%

56

Utila ES

74%

56

Basse-Terre HS

70%

160

Basse-Terre HS

70%

160

Union Island ES

59%

119

Ambergris HS

52%

92

Long Cay MS

58%

47

Union Island ES

59%

119

Ambergris HS

52%

92

Long Cay MS

58%

47

San Andres HS

49%

15

San Andres HS

49%

15

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Required Local Education Agency Plans 2017-2018 LEA ESSA Consolidated Applications for Funding 

= Required Local Agency Plan



Embedded guidance: ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

Improvement planning process (best practices) Aligned State and local plan Coordinated use of funds Student outcome-focused Performance monitoring Department of Grants Compliance and Oversight

Required Local Education Agency Plans 2017-2018 LEA ESSA Consolidated Applications for Funding New Schedules for ESSA Requirements: 

PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes



PS3099—Private School Services

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Embedded Guidance: Improvement Planning Process Best Practices    



Collect and analyze student outcome data. Draft problem statements and identify root causes. Complete a comprehensive needs assessment. Research effective strategies with greatest potential to improve student outcomes. Draft SMART performance measures and goals.

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Embedded Guidance: Improvement Planning Process Best Practices  



 

Identify all available—State, local, and federal— funding for each strategy. School planning teams document work in Continuous Improvement Plans (CIPs). LEAs compile work of all planning teams. Insert this information into Schedule PS3001. Regularly monitoring progress throughout the year. Annually evaluate the implemented strategies.

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Organize Needs According to TEA Strategic Priorities  

Five Parts, one for each TEA Strategic Priority. Part 5: Other locally-identified needs

Insert needs identified in the needs assessment process here. Add lines, as needed.

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PS3001—Needs Assessment Priorities, and Program Outcomes TEA’s Strategic Priorities

Strategic priorities

Every child, prepared for success in college, a career or the military.

Recruit, support, retain teachers and principals

Build a foundation of reading and math

Connect high school to career and college

Improve lowperforming schools

Enablers

Increase transparency, fairness and rigor in district and campus academic and financial performance Ensure compliance, effectively implement legislation and inform policymakers Strengthen organizational foundations (resource efficiency, culture, capabilities, partnerships) 14

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Organize Needs According to TEA Strategic Priorities

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Organize Local Needs According to TEA Strategic Priorities Recruit, Support, and Retain Teachers/ Principals Instructional leadership training for principals

Build Foundation In Reading and Math Align local and State assessments

Connect High School To Career and College

Accessible advanced coursework

Training and coaching for teachers Attract excellent teachers and principals at lowperforming schools

Districtwide literacy initiative

Improve Lowperforming Schools Supplemental math and reading strategies for most at-risk Leadership and time for lesson plan writing.

Increase the # of students graduating with college credit

Other Local Needs

Reduce # of student referrals to office for discipline during instruction periods

Support for observation/feedback walkthroughs

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Research and Select Strategies for Locally-identified Needs 

School-based planning teams research strategies and insert selected strategy in CIPs.

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Continuous Improvement Planning, Part 1 Research and Select Strategies for Locally-identified Needs Insert budgeted amount by activity or program.

Is it a new initiative?

LEAs  Provide technical assistance and guidance to schools; and  Compile summary-level information on programs and activities for Schedule PS3001.

e-Grants calculates total.

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Guidance and Technical Assistance for Schools ESSA Published Guidance 

   

Program guidelines and application instructions Program-specific provisions and assurances Recommended uses of funds Best practices Allowable activities and expenses

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Guidance and Technical Assistance for Schools Strategic Priority Guides 







Organized by TEA Strategic Priorities Summarized allowable activities by federal program Recommended uses of funds Summarized best practices

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Guidance and Technical Assistance for Schools Strategic Priority Guides: Recommended Uses of ESSA Funds 

Supported by current research.



Significant student outcome increases for resources invested (inputs).

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Organize and Summarize Strategies Addressing Local Needs

Insert ESSA funds budgeted for each Priority here.

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Organize and Summarize Strategies Addressing Local Need Academic Interventions

Tutoring in all formats

Social, Behavioral, Noncognitive Interventions

Teacher and/or Principal Quality

PBIS

Teacher and/or principal professional development

Credit recovery STAAR campus

School Climate Interventions

Early College High School

Parent involvement

AP and IB programs Schoolwide tiered behavior interventions

Teacher and/or principal mentoring and coaching

School-based counseling programs

New teacher or principal academies

Summer school Afterschool academic

Academic Accelerations

Dual and/or concurrent enrollment Innovative industry cluster academies

Schoolwide tiered behavior interventions

School safety programs

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Use CIPs to Gauge Effectiveness of Strategies: SMART Goals A student outcomefocused measure.

The % of what students know or can do will increase from X% to Y% by Z (3-5 years).

Use a static, reliable data source.

Identify the ESSA program. Add lines, as needed.

Baseline= control group. Today The percentage of what students know or can do will increase from X% to Y% by Z (one year).

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PS3001—Needs Assessment, Priorities, and Program Outcomes Developing SMART Goals     

Specific Measurable (baseline and target) Attainable Results-focused Time-Bound

The number of what students know or can do) will increase from X(#) to Y(#) by Z(date).

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PS3099—Private School Services Changes to Equitable Services Calculation in ESSA Proportionate Share: Sec. 1117(a)(4) 

Old rule: Private school students must also get equitable share of districtwide instruction, parental involvement, and professional development set-asides.



NEW: Must be calculated before any allowable expenditures and transfers by the LEA: Districtwide instruction, parent involvement, professional development are included in this calculation.

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PS3099—Private School Services Changes to Equitable Services Under ESSA

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Questions

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