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District Goals--Superintendent

Success for all Students (through the promotion of high levels of learning for each student) Quality and Continuous Improvement. District Goals--Superintendent. Welcome Back!!!!!. Agenda For This Morning. Welcome! Thank You! Where and What Time? TEACHNJ Act AchieveNJ

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District Goals--Superintendent

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  1. Success for all Students (through the promotion of high levels of learning for each student) Quality and Continuous Improvement District Goals--Superintendent

  2. Welcome Back!!!!!

  3. Agenda For This Morning • Welcome! Thank You! Where and What Time? • TEACHNJ Act • AchieveNJ • Student Growth Objectives Overview • Student Growth Percentile Overview • Questions and Answers • Closing Remarks—President of FLEA

  4. Let’s Begin the Year With Some • Thank Yousss!!!

  5. Thank You • Teacher Recognition Award Winners 2012-13: • Forrest School Eileen Surovich • Lyncrest School Sophia Bufis • Milnes School Patricia Ward • Radburn School Jennifer Dunn • Warren Point Danielle Baczynski • Westmoreland School Jennifer Romeo • Memorial Middle School Eileen Eckel • Thomas Jefferson Middle School Andrew Berninger • Fair Lawn High School Michael Perrotta • Thomas Edison School Michele Perino

  6. Next? • Where and What Time? • Tomorrow’s Schedule!

  7. Back to Your Building Forrest School….................All Purpose Room Lyncrest School………………..Library Milnes……………………………..Media Center Radburn………………………..…Media Center Warren Point…………………….Media Center Westmoreland………………….Library Memorial…………………………Cafeteria107 Thomas Jefferson……………..Cafeteria 102 High School………………………D Cafeteria

  8. TEACHNJ Act (Teacher Effectiveness and Accountability for the Children of New Jersey) • Tenure Reform Act—Signed by Gov. 8/2012 • Law Mandates statewide implementation of stronger, more rigorous evaluation systems starting in 2013/2014 school year • First year teachers are paired with a mentor • School Improvement Panel (ScIP)—includes principal or designee, an assistant/vice principal, and a teacher—oversee mentoring and evaluations, identify PD, conduct a mid-year evaluation of any teacher rated Ineffective or Partially Effective • Corrective Action Plan (CAP)—Ineffective/Partially Effective—teacher works with Principal and/or Supervisor

  9. Key Provisions of TEACHNJ • Support • Required training on the evaluation system • School Improvement Panel (ScIP) leads mentoring, and identifies professional development opportunities for teachers in need • Corrective Action Plan for Ineffective/Partially Effective rating • Evaluation • Implementation in 2013-2014 • Four levels of summative ratings • Educator practice instruments used for multiple observations • Multiple Objective Measures of student learning for teachers and administrators • Tenure • Teachers earn tenure after 4 years based on effectiveness • Effective ratings required to maintain tenure • Dismissal decisions decided by arbitrators

  10. District Evaluation Advisory Committee Elementary Debbie San Julian - Teacher, Milnes Maria Corso, Principal, Lyncrest Middle Gene Kuffel – Teacher, TJ; FLEA President Sherrie Galofaro, - Principal, TJ High Sue Gons – Teacher, FLHS Jim Marcella – Principal, FLHS Central Office: Bruce Watson, Superintendent Natalie Lacatena, Assistant Superintendent Lisa Panagia, Director of Human Resources Board of Education Mary Wallace, Trustee Special Education Joyce Beam, Director of Special Education Parents: Christina Strasser Christine Alfano Supervisor: Ron Mezzadri, Math Supervisor

  11. General or Specific SGOs SGOs can be classified as “general” or “specific.” However, in some cases, the line between these is blurry. It is better to think of general and specific SGOs being on a continuum. GeneralSpecific • Broad • Includes a significant proportion of the curriculum and key standards for a given course • Includes all, or a significant number, of a teacher’s students • Focused • Includes a particular subgroup of a teacher’s students, and/or • Includes specific content or skill

  12. Answers! Questions?

  13. Thank You for Your Attention • God Bless you for the work you do each and every day for our students, this community, and this country. • Have a Great Year! • Bruce Watson, Superintendent • Natalie Lacatena, Assistant Superintendent

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