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Enhancing Collaboration in Migrant Education: Conference Overview 2014

The OSPI Migrant Education Conference held on August 15, 2014, aimed to strengthen collaboration among educators and communities addressing the needs of migrant students. Key agenda items included meeting the new Director, developing a shared vision for K-12 student support, accelerating student achievement, and deepening educator knowledge on migrant and ELL students. Workshops focused on enhancing relationships, designing the next State Service Delivery Plan (2016-2019), and fostering innovative initiatives. Participants engaged in constructive discussions on achieving educational equity and improving outcomes for migrant families.

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Enhancing Collaboration in Migrant Education: Conference Overview 2014

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  1. August 15 , 2014 OSPI Migrant Education Conversation Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

  2. Agenda - Overview • Meet and get to know the new Director • Vision and Goals for Collaboration within the Migrant Education Community Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

  3. Developing A Shared Vision • Serve eligible students in K-12 schools • Support and engage families and communities • Develop and implement allowable program activities to improve student success • Accelerate student achievement and close educational opportunity gaps • Deepen knowledge and skills of our educator workforce related to Migrant, ELL and Bilingual students, their families and communities • Monitor and report outcomes Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

  4. Our Present/Our Future State Migrant Education Work Sessions: • Strengthening our Relationships • History • Current Understandings and Expectations Our Future: • Collaboration with State Migrant Education Community to design the next State Service Delivery Plan (OSPI) 2016-2019 • Exploring new programming- e.g. Pre K-K Migrant Education Initiatives- others? Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

  5. Components of Collaborative ChangePeople, Policy, Practices Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

  6. OSPI Agency Collaboration • Engage in Collaborative Coordination of programs, activities and deliverables • Leverage the intersection between OSPI, Advisory Comm.,ESDs, MSDRS and Districts to improve student outcomes • e.g. Increase peer to peer learning opportunities • Balance our focus on performance and outcomes with compliance and reporting requirements Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

  7. Collaboration with ESDs, MSDRSand Districts • Maximizing our Efforts • Support integration of innovative initiatives • Fidelity to intent of Program • Supplement not Supplant • Alignment of Services • Goals/Targets • Performance Outcomes • Coherence • Combine efforts • Seek logical connectedness • State Delivery Plan Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

  8. Activity Time Line Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

  9. National Migrant Education ConferenceMarch 22-25, 2015 Seattle, WA Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

  10. Further Discussion?Questions/Suggestions? Migrant Education Conference 8.15.14

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