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State Leadership in a Time of Substantive Challenge: Delivering on our Promise to the Next Generation of Learners Gene Wilhoit Executive Director, CCSSO New Leadership at State Level: 27 chiefs with A challenge and an opportunity . 1

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State Leadership in a Time of Substantive Challenge: Delivering on our Promise to the Next Generation

  • f Learners

Gene Wilhoit Executive Director, CCSSO

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More than 10 3-8 1-2 New chiefs

27 chiefs with 1 year experience New Leadership at State Level: A challenge and an opportunity.

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Game Changers

Globalization New Technologies Demographic Shifts

If our children are to succeed in a world that is increasingly diverse, globalized, and technology-rich, they require learning experiences and environments for learning that are radically different from those the current system was designed to deliver.

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A New Challenge

 Graduate virtually ALL students

  • Not 70%-75%, the current average graduation rate
  • Not 40%-50%, the average in lowest performing

schools………

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State Leadership in A Time of Substantive Challenge

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Collective State Action

  • n Education Reform Priorities

Common Core Standards

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Collective State Action

  • n Education Reform Priorities

States Participating in Assessment Consortia

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44 states and DC release accountability principles

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Collective State Action

  • n Education Reform Priorities

State Consortia on Educator Effectiveness

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Collective State Action

  • n Education Reform Priorities

Education Information Management Advisory Consortia

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Collective State Action

  • n Education Reform Priorities

Innovation Lab Network

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FY 2011 Total Expenditures

Program services $ 23,455,834 Management and general 1,570,832 Fundraising 608,059

Total Expenditures $ 25,634,725

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FY 2011 Total Revenues

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Let’s Challenge Ourselves

Six Critical Attributes:

  • World-Class Knowledge and Skills
  • Performance-Based Learning
  • Personalized Learning
  • Authentic Student Voice
  • Anytime, Everywhere Opportunities
  • Comprehensive Systems of Supports
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Proposed Action from Internal Operations Committee

Leadership Eligible for Election

 President: Tom Luna (ID)  President-Elect: Mitchell Chester (MA)  New three-year terms:

  • Pat Wright (VA)
  • Terry Holliday (KY)
  • Larry Shumway (UT)

 Currently serving: Michael Flanagan (MI), Tony Bennett (IN), June Atkinson (NC) and Chris Koch (IL) (Names in bold indicate positions eligible for votes)

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Proposed Board of Directors 2012 Slate of Officers

Board Leadership: President: Tom Luna President-Elect: Mitchell Chester Past President: Chris Koch Directors: Tony Bennett (term expires 2012) June Atkinson (term expires 2013) Michael Flanagan (term expires 2014) Larry Shumway (term expires 2015) Terry Holliday (term expires 2015) Pat Wright (term expires 2015)

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Rae Ann Knopf VT—President 3 years Kevin Fangman IA—President-elect 3 years Les Morse AK—Executive Committee 3 years Joel Thornton GA—Executive Committee 2 years Felicia Cumings-Smith KY—Executive Committee 2 years Executive Committee Members Continuing Susie Morrison IL—Executive Committee 2 years Paul Leather NH—Executive Committee 2 years Dan Cruce DE—Executive Committee 1 year Ed Dennis OR—Executive Committee 1 year

Deputies Leadership Commission 2012 Slate of Officers