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1 RUBRICS FOR ASSESSING MASTER S LEVEL SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION PORTFOLIO EVIDENCE CLUSTERS APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY Student Name Cohort Date This student matriculated through the following program MSA Candidate Add-on Licensure (AOL) Candidate Directions: Candidates for the degree must score at, or above, on each standard descriptor aligned with each Evidence Cluster in order to pass the Portfolio, meet the requirements for the degree (MSA), and meet the requirements for licensure recommendation. Portfolio Evidence Clusters should reflect a score that most accurately describes the candidate s work on each element. Consult the full NC School Executive Pre-service Standards for Principals for descriptors at the Emerging, Developing, and levels when scoring the Portfolio. The lead scorer will provide the final score in TK0. Scoring sheets will be used for in-house program evaluation. All sheets are to be returned to the Program Coordinator. This student receives the following score on the Portfolio based on the attached scoring rubric-- Pass Pass Reviewer s Signature Date Comments:
2 Evidence # Positive Impact on Student Learning and Development Name of Evidence: An Analysis and Accompanying Action Plan for Impacting Student Learning and Development Assessment Rubric Descriptors: b., a., a., a..3. b. Works with others to systematically consider new and better ways of leading for improved student achievement for all students and engages stakeholders in the change process a. Works with others to systematically focus on the alignment of learning, teaching, curriculum, instruction, and assessment to maximize student learning. a. Helps organize targeted opportunities for teachers to learn how to teach their subjects well with engaging lessons a.3 Utilizes multiple sources of data, including the Teacher Working Conditions Survey, for the improvement of instruction Emerging Developing Comments--
3 Evidence # Teacher Empowerment and Leadership Name of Evidence: Analysis and Action Plan for School Capacity Building Descriptors: d., d., 3a., 3a.3, 3d., 3d., 4a., 4a. Emerging d. Works with others to create opportunities for staff to demonstrate leadership skills by empowering them to assume leadership and decision-making roles. d. Works with others to encourage teachers and support staff to assume leadership and decisionmaking roles in the school. 3a. Designs strategies for achieving a collaborative and positive work environment within the school. 3a.3 Utilizes data gained from the Teacher Working Conditions Survey and other sources to identify perceptions of the work environment. 3d. Identifies strategies for building a sense of efficacy and empowerment among staff. 3d. Identifies strategies for developing a sense of well being among staff, students, and parents/guardians. 4a. Works with others to provide structures for and implement the development of effective professional learning communities and resultsoriented professional development. 4a. Routinely participates in professional development focused on improving instructional programs and practices. Developing
4 Evidence # 3 Community Involvement and Engagement Name of Evidence - Assessment Project on School Community Capacity-Building Assessment Rubric Descriptors: 3a., c., 6a., 7a.. 3a. Seeks input from the School Improvement Team and other stakeholders to make decisions. c. Works with others to utilize a system of open communication that provides for the timely, responsible sharing of information within the school community 6a. Works with others to engage parents/guardians and all community stakeholders in a shared responsibility for student and school success reflecting the community s vision of the school 7a. Works with others to build systems and relationships that utilize the staff s diversity, ideological differences, and expertise to realize the school s goals. Emerging Developing
5 Evidence # 4 Organizational Management Name of Evidence - Assessing/Auditing a School s Organization and Management Procedures Project Assessment Rubric Descriptors: b., b., 4b, 4c., 4c., a., a., c., 6b., 6b.3 Emerging Developing b. Adheres to legal requirements for planning and instructional time. b. Reviews scheduling processes and protocols that maximize staff input and address diverse student learning needs 4b. Supports, mentors, and coaches staff members and emerging teacher leaders. 4c. Works with others to provide formal feedback to teachers concerning the effectiveness of their classroom instruction and ways to improve their instructional practice. 4c. Works with others to implement district and state evaluation policies in a fair and equitable manner a. Works with others to incorporate the input of the School Improvement Team in budget and resource decisions. a. Works with others to use feedback and data to assess the success of funding and program decisions. c. Works with others to provide information in different formats in multiple ways through different media in order to ensure communication with all members of the community 6b. Works with others to engage parents/guardians and all community
6 stakeholders in a shared responsibility for student and school success reflecting the community s vision of the school. 6b.3 Works with others to implement district initiatives directed at improving student achievement
7 Evidence # School Culture and Safety Name of Evidence - School Culture and Safety Audit Assessment Rubric Descriptors: 3b., 3b., 3c. b., d., d. 3b. Uses shared values, beliefs and a shared vision to promote a school culture of learning and success. 3b. Works with others to address diversity and equity as the school develops, monitors, and adjusts the school improvement plan. 3c. Works with others to use established criteria for performance as the primary basis for reward and recognition. b. Works with others to resolve problems and/or areas of conflict within the school in ways that improve student achievement. d. Works with others to communicate and enforce clear expectations, structures, rules, and procedures for students and staff. d. Works with others to effectively implement district rules and procedures
8 Evidence # 6 School Improvement Name of Evidence - School Improvement Assessment Project Assessment Rubric Descriptors: a., a., c., c., 6b. a. Works with others to develop a shared vision and strategic goals for student achievement that reflect high expectations for students and staff. a. Maintains a focus on the vision and strategic goals throughout the school year Emerging Developing c. Works with others to incorporate principles of continuous improvement and st century concepts into the School Improvement Plan. c. Works with others to systematically collect, analyze, and use data regarding the school s progress toward attaining strategic goals and objectives. 6b. Continually assesses the progress of district initiatives and reports results to districtlevel decision -makers.
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