Common Collaboration Time Public Presentation Our Process 1. DLT - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Common Collaboration Time Public Presentation

Our Process 1. DLT October Mtg - charged with exploring scheduling options 2. November Faculty Mtg - begin the planning process 3. Survey other schools and districts 4. Tim Wagner Mtg - discussed potential of transportation and food services changes 5. DLT December Mtg - encouraged to continue process 6. Survey Grade Level Teams - 5 questions 7. December Tim Wagner Mtg - eliminated time options 8. January 12th - District Admin encouraged continuation 9. YMCA meeting (January 16) 10. January meeting with 2 BOE members - tasked to present 1 option 11. January 19 BLT meeting - Pro/Con of options and create a proposed master schedule 12. February 27 BOE meeting - Presented TRES proposal 13. March 27 BOE meeting - Presented TREC proposal 14. Public Presentations

Other Districts’ Elementary Hours 6 hrs 30 min 6 hrs 30 min Forest Hills 60 (173 days = 1,038 hrs) Solon 1 (177 days = 1,062 hrs) 6 hrs 15 min 6 hrs 30 min Rocky River 2 (180 days = 1,035 hrs) Ross 89 (175 days = 1050 hrs) Oak Hills 114 6 hrs 30 min Madeira 3 6 hrs 30 min Loveland 140 6 hrs 40 min 6 hrs 35 min Indian Hill 4 (182 days = 1,106.5 hrs) 6 hrs 30 min Southwest 180 (177 days = 1,062 hrs) Mariemont 10 6 hrs 40 min 7 hrs Three Rivers 282 (173 days = 1,124.5 hrs) Mason 16 6 hrs 30 min 6 hrs 30 min Northwest 520 (177 days = 1,062 hrs) ● ODE Required K-6 “Open for Instruction” Hours = 910 per year

Current Situation Teacher work day is 7.5 hours (7:30-3:00) ● Students are in classrooms at 7:30am and leave at 2:45pm ● Teachers have 200 minutes of plan time during the week ● Students go to non-core content classes (art, music, PE, Technology (in classroom), Library) ○ Each class is 40 minutes start to finish ○ No grade level attends specials altogether at the same time (no collaboration time) ● 5 specials -- 6 or 7 classes per grade level ○ Library schedule is different from master schedule due to sharing with THS/TMS ■ Share teachers with MS (MS shares with HS) ○ Inconsistent schedule of available special areas ○

How is plan time used now? When do teachers collaborate? Independent grading ● Independent Lesson Planning ● Copying ● Creating/preparing materials ● Parent Communication ● Irregular collaboration with team members (not all) ● Not all team members available ○ May need to interrupt other classes for questions ○ Title and Intervention Specialists are rarely available ○ Restroom break ● Travel time between drop off and pick up ● Teachers collaborate outside of contracted time ● After school ○ Lunch Time ○

Why do teachers need to collaborate?

John Hattie’s Effect Size Collective teacher efficacy (CTE) refers to a staff's shared belief that through their collective action , they can positively influence student outcomes, including those who are disengaged and/or disadvantaged.

What will happen during this common collaboration time? Four Essential PLC Questions Teachers still use individual plan time for: ● Creating/Modifying common formative ○ assessments Independent grading ● Regular data analysis of classroom, grade ○ Independent Lesson Planning ● level and district assessments Copying ● Sharing of student work samples ○ Creating/preparing materials ● Sharing of instructional strategies ○ Parent Communication ● MTSS/RTI discussions regarding ○ classroom, grade and building level responses Academic and Behavioral ■ Interventions Inclusive of Intervention ■ Specialists and Title teachers RTI/IEP Meetings ■ Creating/Modifying curriculum maps and ○ pacing guides

Teacher/staff concerns PROs CONs/Challenges Daily Common Plan Time - supports student Bus driver midday supervision (driving hours instruction/learning increase) Uninterrupted before students arrive (40 minutes daily) *30 min less instructional time* Inclusive of Title, Intervention Specialists, Unified HIVE/Time scheduling challenges but will NOT Arts be eliminated Keeps individual specials during school day (similar to current schedule) Pre-school hours Student attentiveness (witnessed during 2-hour delays) SUN Staff child supervision Staff meetings during work hours District mtg scheduling after school YMCA - possible partnership for before and after school supervision Families have students on different schedules Elem transported separate from MS/HS reduced car traffic during arrival/dismissal

Potential Parent/Community Challenges & Concerns Later Start Time ● YMCA - partnership to offer on-site child care before and after ○ school i. Affordable ii. Offers Financial Assistance for Families Change in times creates change in convenience ● YMCA option ○ Later afternoon could be a possible benefit to working parents ○ Opportunity for teachers to improve instruction of students ○

We believe the Pros outweigh the Cons/Challenges Regular Collaboration Time that is inclusive of our support teachers ● Teachers supporting each others’ instruction ○ Opportunities to innovate instruction from the inside ● Increased focus on planning for student needs ● Increase efficiency of core instruction during the student day ● More focused intervention and enrichment ● Increased communication across grade levels, support teachers and ● administration

Three Rivers Elementary Proposed Schedule School Hours: 9:00 - 3:30 (6.5 hours) Teacher Hours: 8:10 - 3:40 (7.5 hours) Daily Common Collaboration 8:10-8:50 8:10 - 8:50 Team Collaboration 40 min/day = 200 min/week 8:30 - 9:00 Breakfast Keep St. in cafeteria 8:50 - 9:00 Students Arrival in classrooms 9:00 School Day Begins 9:10 - 9:50 Specials Block 1 9:50 - 10:30 Specials Block 2 10:30 - 11:10 Specials Block 3 11:15 - 11:55 Specials Block 4 11:55 - 12:35 Lunch 12:35 - 1:15 Plan 1:20 - 2:00 Specials Block 5 2:00 - 2:40 Specials Block 6 2:40 - 3:20 Specials Block 7 3:30 Student Dismissal 3:40 End of Work Day

TMS PRIORITIES *Common Plan 5 days per week ● ■ 2 days Grade Level Team ■ 2 days Content Area ■ 1 Team Prep w/ Administration *Double Bells Of Language Arts and Math 42 minute periods (double =84) ● *Intervention Analyze student data from Ohio State Tests (AIR), MAP and class/course assessment ● data ■ Identify students in three areas: Red, Yellow and Green ■ Create Data sheets identifying students, data results, and intervention grouping.

Taylor Middle School Proposed Schedule 8th Grade 7th Grade Com Plan 7:30-8:00 Com Plan 7:30-8:00 1st Bell (SP)8:10-8:59 1st Bell 8:10-8:59 2nd Bell 9:03-9:44 2nd Bell (SP)9:03-9:44 3rd Bell 9:48-10:25/10:55-11:00 3rd Bell 9:48-10:29 Lunch 10:25-10:55 4th Bell 10:33-10:55/11:25-11:45 4th Bell 11:04-11:45 Lunch 10:55-11:25 5th Bell 11:49-12:30 5th Bell 11:49-12:30 6th Bell 12:33-1:14 6th Bell 12:33-1:14 7th Bell 1:18-1:59 7th Bell (SP)1:18-1:59 8th Bell (SP)2:02-2:51 8th Bell 2:02-2:51 6th Grade 5th Grade Com Plan 7:30-8:00 Com Plan 7:30-8:00 1st Bell 8:10-8:59 1st Bell 8:10-8:59 2nd Bell 9:03-9:44 2nd Bell 9:03-9:44 3rd Bell (SP)9:48-10:29 3rd Bell 9:48-10:20/10:50-11:00 4th Bell 10:33-10:50/11:20-11:45 Lunch 10:20-10:50 Lunch 10:50-11:20 4th Bell (SP)11:04-11:45 5th Bell (SP)11:49-12:30 5th Bell 11:49-12:30 6th Bell 12:33-1:14 6th Bell (SP)12:33-1:14 7th Bell 1:18-1:59 7th Bell 1:18-1:59 8th Bell 2:02-2:51 8th Bell 2:02-2:51

Taylor High School Proposed Schedule Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday Wednesday 7:30-8:00 Common Planning/Collaboration 7:30-8:00 Common Planning/Collaboration (30 minutes) (30 minutes) 8:08-8:55 Bell 1/Announcements (47 8:08-8:59 Bell 1/Announcements (51 minutes) minutes) 8:59-9:43 Bell 2 (44 minutes) 9:03-9:52 Bell 2 (49 minutes) 9:47-10:17 Homeroom (30 minutes) 9:56-10:45 Bell 3 (49 minutes) 10:21-11:05 Bell 3 (44 minutes) 10:49-11:38 Bell 4 (49 minutes) 11:09-11:53 Bell 4 (44 minutes) Bell 5/Lunch Bell 5/Lunch 11:42-12:12 A Lunch 11:57-12:27 A Lunch 12:16-1:05 Bell 5 A Lunch Class (49 minutes) 12:31-1:15 Bell 5 A Lunch Class (44 minutes) 11:42- 12:31 Bell 5 B Lunch Class (49 minutes) 11:57-12:41 Bell 5 B Lunch Class (44 minutes) 12:35- 1:05 B Lunch 12:45-1:15 B Lunch 1:09-1:58 Bell 6 (49 minutes) 1:09-1:58 Bell 6 (44 minutes) 2:02-2:51 Bell 7 (49 minutes) 2:02-2:51 Bell 7 (44 minutes)