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Four Key Functions of a School Board: Putting the Pieces Together School Board Directors: Stanley Holland, Tyson Bryant, Clementina Perez, Carrie Thibodeaux, and Jennifer Lloyd Student Board Representatives : Jia Lin Garcera and Ashley Castro


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Four Key Functions of a School Board: Putting the Pieces Together

School Board Directors: Stanley Holland, Tyson Bryant, Clementina Perez, Carrie Thibodeaux, and Jennifer Lloyd Student Board Representatives: Jia Lin Garcera and Ashley Castro Superintendent: Dr. Marci Shepard Executive Assistant and School Board Support: Bonnie Christian

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  • 1. Align the Board’s role to other roles in the system, and align the Board’s work to
  • ther strategic work in the system to meaningfully leverage the Board’s

leadership and governance

  • 2. Make connections between the Board’s Four Key Functions (often disjointed

from each other) so they are integrated and embedded throughout the year

  • 3. Replicate systems and structures for Board/Superintendent teams’ own districts

Session Outcomes

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Simon Sinek’s Golden Circle Start with the Why

“Great leaders inspire others by putting the Why (the purpose) before the How (the process), or the What (the product).”

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Direction Policy Budget Evaluation

Four Key Functions of a Board

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Direction Policy Budget Evaluation

Four Key Functions of a Board

Focused Cohesive Authentic Embedded Ongoing

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An overview of our strategic plan on one page

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What gets calendared gets done!

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Dates and locations RBM: Recognitions, action & reports driven by 4 key functions

Items are coded to policies and connected to ends and goals; Assigned to staff

BWS

Annual priorities, new long-range plans, progress reports on ends and goals…

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“Our visions are the world we imagine, the tangible results of what the world would look like if we spent every day in pursuit of our WHY.” Sinek

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WHY (Direction): All students ready for college, careers, and life Artifacts

  • Define our mission: READY for college, careers, and life
  • Measure READY
  • Student Learning

Ends and Measures

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Measuring our Mission: Student Learning Ends and Measures for College, Career, and Life Ready

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WHY (Direction): All students ready for college, careers, and life Artifacts

  • Define our mission: READY for college, careers, and life
  • Measure READY
  • Monitoring progress on Ends and Goals
  • Student Learning

Ends and Measures

  • Strategic plan

progress monitoring

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Strategic Plan

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Community Newsletter Strategic plan update; SIPs; Assessment data Grad rates; HSBP; High school CCL report at OHS Middle school CCL report at OMS; ABC report Mid-Year Progress Report on Ends and Goals Technology: Digital Citizenship and Tech Literacy Primary school CCL report at OPS; ABC report Assessment Data Long-Range Tech Plan End of Year Progress Report on Ends and Goals; ABC report

WHY: Monitoring Progress of Student Learning END Results

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WHY (Direction): All students ready for college, careers, and life Artifacts

  • Define our mission: READY for college, careers, and life
  • Measure READY
  • Progress monitoring of Ends and Goals throughout the year
  • Student Learning

Ends and Measures

  • Strategic plan progress

monitoring

Focus on our mission/direction during board meetings by:

  • Making time: Shift board reports/memos to “prepared by”
  • r “presented by” that connect to Ends and goals, and
  • utline progress, policy, and budget implications
  • Board memo
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Memo to the Board

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WHY (Direction): All students ready for college, careers, and life Artifacts

  • Define our mission: READY for college, careers, and life
  • Measure READY
  • Progress monitoring of Ends and Goals throughout the year
  • Student Learning

Ends and Measures

  • Strategic plan progress

monitoring

Focus on our mission/direction during board meetings by:

  • Making time: Shift board reports/memos to “prepared by”
  • r “presented by” that connect to Ends and goals, and
  • utline progress, policy, and budget implications
  • Focus on our purpose: Code agenda items to Ends and Goals
  • Attach policies to each agenda item
  • Board memo
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Report showing Board meeting agenda items connected to student ends and strategic goals

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When we have a big enough WHY, we will always find the HOW.

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HOW we align the people in our system to engage in continuous improvement to support student learning Artifacts

  • Strategic planning is bottom up – driven by student

needs – and cohesive

  • Theory of action,

values, norms, collective commitments, decision- making model and filters, inquiry, culture

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HOW we align the people in our system to engage in continuous improvement to support student learning Artifacts

  • Strategic planning is bottom up – driven by student needs

– and cohesive

  • Staff evaluations and school continuous improvement

plans are aligned and inform annual district priorities

  • Theory of action,

values, norms, collective commitments, decision- making model and filters, inquiry, culture

  • School improvement

plan

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School Improvement Plan Excerpt – Alignment of goals to mission of college, careers, and life

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HOW we align the people in our system to engage in continuous improvement to support student learning Artifacts

  • Strategic planning is bottom up – driven by student needs

– and cohesive

  • Staff evaluations and School Improvement Plans (SIP) are

aligned and inform annual district priorities

  • Each school created a one-page overview of their SIP

that aligns with our district one-page overview of our Strategic Plan

  • Theory of action,

values, norms, collective commitments, decision- making model and filters, inquiry, culture

  • School improvement

plan

  • School anchor docs
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Aligned District and School One-Page Overviews of Improvement Plans (“Anchor Documents”)

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Strategic plan update High school report at OHS Middle school report at OMS Mid-Year Progress Report on Ends and Goals Elementary school report at PTR End of Year Progress Report on Ends

HOW: Strategic Plan and SIP Updates

Strategic plan updates SIP updates

SIPs End of Year Progress Report on Goals Primary school report at OPS

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“What you do is proof of what you believe.” Sinek

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WHAT we focus on to accomplish our mission – Strategic Goals Artifacts

  • District strategic goals are consistent
  • District annual priorities change each year; these are the

superintendent’s annual goals

  • Goals
  • Annual priorities
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Strategic Goals and Annual Priorities

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WHAT we focus on to accomplish our mission – Strategic Goals Artifacts

  • District strategic goals are consistent
  • District annual priorities change each year; these are the

superintendent’s annual goals

  • District annual priorities become topics for Board Work Sessions

(lenses of monitoring progress, policy and budget implications, and evaluation feedback)

  • Goals
  • Annual priorities
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WHAT we focus on to accomplish our mission – Strategic Goals Artifacts

  • District strategic goals are consistent
  • District annual priorities change each year; these are the

superintendent’s annual goals

  • District annual priorities become topics for Board Work Sessions

(lenses of monitoring progress, policy and budget implications, and evaluation feedback)

  • New long-range plans are topics of Board Work Sessions;

Updates on long-range plans are topics of Regular Board Meetings

  • Goals
  • Annual priorities
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WHAT we focus on to accomplish our mission – Strategic Goals Artifacts

  • District strategic goals are consistent
  • District annual priorities change each year; these are the

superintendent’s annual goals

  • District annual priorities become topics for Board Work Sessions

(lenses of monitoring progress, policy and budget implications, and evaluation feedback)

  • New long-range plans are topics of Board Work Sessions;

Updates on long-range plans are topics of Regular Board Meetings

  • Strategic/Budget/HR timeline is aligned to goals/priorities
  • Goals
  • Annual priorities
  • Strategic/Budget/HR

timeline

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WHAT we focus on to accomplish our mission – Strategic Goals Artifacts

  • District strategic goals are consistent
  • District annual priorities change each year; these are the

superintendent’s annual goals

  • District annual priorities become topics for Board Work Sessions

(lenses of monitoring progress, policy and budget implications, and evaluation feedback)

  • New long-range plans are topics of Board Work Sessions;

Updates on long-range plans are topics of Regular Board Meetings

  • Strategic/Budget/HR timeline is aligned to goals/priorities
  • Comprehensive updates at the beginning, middle, and end of

the year on strategic goals coincide with superintendent evaluation conversations

  • Goals
  • Annual priorities
  • Strategic/Budget/HR

timeline

  • Superintendent

evaluation

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Superintendent Evaluation: Evidence is aligned to our strategic plan and connected to WSSDA’s rubrics

Criterion connected to goal 3

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WHAT we focus on to accomplish our mission – Strategic Goals Artifacts

  • District strategic goals are consistent
  • District annual priorities change each year; these are the superintendent’s annual

goals

  • District annual priorities become topics for Board Work Sessions (lenses of

monitoring progress, policy and budget implications, and evaluation feedback)

  • New long-range plans are topics of Board Work Sessions; Updates on long-range

plans are topics of Regular Board Meetings

  • Strategic/Budget/HR timeline is aligned to goals/priorities
  • Comprehensive updates at the beginning, middle, and end of the year on

strategic goals coincide with superintendent evaluation conversations

  • Weekly updates from the superintendent to the board are

coded to strategic goals and WSSDA’s sup’t eval rubrics

  • Goals
  • Annual priorities
  • Strategic/Budget/HR

timeline

  • Superintendent

evaluation

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Weekly updates to the Board are organized by strategic goals and WSSDA’s superintendent evaluation rubrics

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Strategic plan update Mid-Year Progress Report on Ends and Goals Long-Range Facility and Facility Maintenance Plan End of Year Progress Report on Ends and Goals

WHAT: Long-Range Plan Updates, Progress Reports on Ends and Goals, and Superintendent Evals

Long-Range Plan Updates Superintendent evaluation updates

Superintendent Eval Superintendent Eval Unpack district annual priorities (Sup’t goals) Long-Range Transportation Plan Long-Range Digital Citizenship and Technology Literacy Plan Long-Range HR Plan Long-Range Safety Plan Long-Range Tech Plan Long-Range Budget Plan

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➢ Focused ➢ Cohesive ➢ Authentic ➢ Ongoing ➢ Embedded ➢ Models the way – Stance of inquiry, feedback, evidence-based, and continuous improvement ➢ Serves and supports – Staff have voice in the planning, they know the flow of work over the year, and has a bottom-up system design ➢ We save lives Leveraging Leadership

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