Give One, Get One: BRIGHT SPOTS A Block Party!
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1 Give One, Get One: BRIGHT SPOTS A Block Party! List 1-3 Bright Spots that are currently occurring in your school or district in the blocks below. Network with your colleagues, talking to people you don t know. Share a bright spot with your new acquaintance. Each person should place their signature next to the bright spot they have just heard about. Once you have collected three different signatures, please return to your seat.
2 8 Leading g High Poverty Schools to High Performance A FRAMEWORK FOR ACTION: Spheres of I fl Influence School Culture Actions
3 Barriers to Fostering a Healthy, Safe, and Supportive Learning Environment Are We Perpetuating Underachievement: What Have We Eliminated? Setting the Stage Getting Started Gaining Momentum Sustaining Gains Refining Progress Indicators / Evidence No Action Yet People are aware of the counterproductive nature of the mindset, policy, structure, or practice A sense of urgency has been developed Staff are beginning to acknowledging the need for change People are empowered Barriers are being removed Commitment to the elimination is increasing Pressure and support for changing continues The counterproductive mindset, policy, structure, or practice has been eliminated New mindsets, policies, structures, and practices have been put in place Counterproductive Mind-sets and Practices Lack of school safety Lack of understanding of the effects of poverty on learning and achievement Lack of trust between our staff and students Lack of trust between our staff and parents and families Lack of positive school, family, home and community relationships Failure to establish a needs-based approach for all students? Ineffective transitions Inattention to student mobility Inappropriate use of the interventions of suspension and expulsion 9
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5 Do We Have Structures and Processes for Fostering a Healthy, Safe, and Supportive Learning Environment? Getting Started Gaining Momentum Sustaining Gains, Refining Progress Indicators / Evidence No Action Yet *Urgency is apparent. *School status is understood. *A vision for improvement is shared. *Implementation strategies are selected. *Staff is prepared to begin. *People are empowered *Barriers are being removed *Implementation is becoming routine *Commitment is increasing *Progress is monitored *Initial gains are being made and celebrated *Support for improvement continues *Improvements are embedded in daily practice *Collaboration continues *Refinements are made *Gains continue to be made and sustained What is my school s progress? Is our school safe? Do we understand the influence of poverty on student learning? Are we addressing student mobility? Are we fostering a bond between students and school? Do we provide the following protective factors for students? *Caring, trusting relationships? *Student advisories? *Small learning environments? *Removal of economic barriers to participation? Continued on Next 10 Page
6 Do we engage parents, families, and the community with our school? Do we provide a range of social services for our students? Do we employ school-family liaisons? Do we offer adult mentoring? Do we provide service learning opportunities for our students? Do we conduct home visits for all of our students? Do we ensure effective twoway communication? Do we make our school available as a community center? Do we foster trust among our parents, families, and school? What is our district s progress in supporting schools in these areas? (Parrett & Budge, Turning High-Poverty Schools Into High-Performing Schools, ASCD 2012, ) 11
7 William H. Parrett William H. Parrett is the Director of the Center for School Improvement & Policy Studies and Professor of Education at Boise State University. He has received international recognition for his work in school improvement, high-poverty schools, alternative education, and for his efforts to help under-achieving students. His professional experiences include public school and university teaching, curriculum design, principalships, college leadership, media production, research and publication. Parrett holds a Ph.D. in Secondary Education from Indiana University and has served on the faculties of Indiana University, the University of Alaska and Boise State University. As Director of the Boise State University Center for School Improvement & Policy Studies (1996 to present), Parrett coordinates funded projects and school improvement initiatives which currently exceed $10 million dollars annually. His research on reducing achievement gaps, effective schooling practices for under-achieving students, and turning high-poverty schools into high-performing schools has gained widespread national recognition. Parrett is the co-author of the recently released best-seller, Turning High-Poverty Schools Into High-Performing Schools, (ASCD, 2012). He is also the co-author of the best-selling Saving Our Students, Saving Our Schools, 2 nd edition, (Corwin Press, 2008, Honorable Mention, National Education Book of the Year 2009) and The Kids Left Behind: Catching Up the Underachieving Children of Poverty (Solution Tree, 2007, Best Seller). Other books include: Saving Our Students, Saving Our Schools (2003), Hope Fulfilled for At-Risk & Violent Youth (2001), How to Create Alternative, Magnet, and Charter Schools that Work (1997), Hope at Last for At-Risk Youth (1995), Inventive Teaching: Heart of the Small School (1993) and The Inventive Mind: Portraits of Effective Teaching (1991). He has also authored numerous contributions to national journals and international and national conferences over the past three decades. Parrett s media production, Heart of the Country (1998), is a documentary of an extraordinary principal of a village elementary school in Hokkaido, Japan, and the collective passion of the community to educate the heart as well as the mind. Since its release, the production was nominated for the Pare Lorentz Award at the 1999 International Documentary Awards (Los Angeles, CA); has won the Award of Commendation from the American Anthropological Association, a Gold Apple Award for best of category at the National Education Media Network Festival (Oakland, CA), a National CINE Golden Eagle Award (Washington, D.C.), and a Judges Award at the 24 th Northwest Film Festival (Portland, OR). In addition, Heart of the Country was an invited feature and screened at the Cinema du Reel festival in Paris (1998) and the Margaret Mead Film Festival (1998) in New York City. This work has received critical acclaim for its cinematography and insight into the universal correlates of effective teaching and learning and the power of community participation in public schools. Parrett has also served as visiting faculty at Indiana University, the University of Manitoba, Oregon State University, Hokkaido University of Education (Japan), Nagoya Gakiun (Japan), Gifu University (Japan) and Heilongjiang University (People s Republic of China). His consultancies include state departments, boards of education, state and regional service providers and school districts in 43 states and 10 nations. Throughout his career, Parrett has worked to improve the educational achievement of ALL children and youth, particularly those less advantaged. Toward this goal, as director of the CSI&PS, he has overseen the acquisition of over thirty million dollars in external funding to create programs and interventions designed to help educators, schools, communities, and universities benefit from research and best practice. These efforts have positively impacted the lives of thousands of young people.
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