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Winter Title I Network Meeting

Winter Title I Network Meeting. CESA #4 January 20, 2014 Facilitated by Laura Veglahn and Sherri Torkelson. District Highlights. What are the hot topics in your district/school right now? Share one or two successes happening in your Title I program…. Quick conversations:. Comparability

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Winter Title I Network Meeting

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  1. Winter Title I Network Meeting CESA #4 January 20, 2014 Facilitated by Laura Veglahn and Sherri Torkelson

  2. District Highlights What are the hot topics in your district/school right now? Share one or two successes happening in your Title I program…

  3. Quick conversations: Comparability 2014-2015 ESEA Application Title I Services to Private Schools – scenarios

  4. Highlights of the Literacy Live Webinars

  5. Learning on Demand!!

  6. Title I, RtI and the SLD Rule Full implementation was December 1, 2013. Questions you may still have? Comments or thoughts?

  7. www.wisconsinrticenter.org WI RtI Center Website > Educators > Understanding RtI > Balanced Assessment > Featured Resources“Balanced AssessmentOnline Modules” Take 10 minutestoexplore one ormore of these modules!

  8. What is DEWS? http://wise.dpi.wi.gov/ Introducing Billie Finco, CESA #4 School Improvement Services Director!

  9. New Family Involvement Stuff!!

  10. http://titleone.dpi.wi.gov/ttlone_parent_index

  11. Educator Effectiveness Who should be evaluated? Let’s list the positions that are funded by Title I dollars in your district. Using the 11x17 Flowchart in your handout, are these positions mandated to be evaluated in the EE System?

  12. Educator Effectiveness - Practice Title I FAQ Resources on the DPI Website:ee.dpi.wi.gov Resources for DPI Model – Danielson and Teachscapehttp://ee.dpi.wi.gov/teacher/teacher-evaluationhttp://marketing.teachscape.com/WICustomerSetup.html Resources for CESA #6 Effectiveness Project online.cesa6.org (Moodle)http://www.cesa6.org/products_services/teacher_leader_effect/

  13. Educator Effectiveness - Outcomes General Guidance:http://ee.dpi.wi.gov/outcomes/outcome-measures SLO Toolkit and Repository: http://ee.dpi.wi.gov/slo/sloov

  14. AMO DataTitle I Network Office of Educational Accountability Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction January 2014

  15. Federally Required • As part of Wisconsin’s waiver (ESEA Flexibility), the US Department of Education (USED) required states to establish ambitious but achievable AMOs and to publicly report performance on them: • Reading Proficiency (50%) • Mathematics Proficiency (65%) • Graduation (or Attendance) Rate (85%)

  16. Reading AMOs

  17. Math AMOs

  18. AMO Reporting AMOs are part of Wisconsin’s accountability system, but they are not used to calculate the accountability scores that determine ratings and support. AMO data is reported publicly on the School and District Report Cards (but not factored into the accountability index) for all schools, regardless of Title I status.

  19. Meeting AMOs

  20. Subgroup AMOs

  21. Subgroup AMOs

  22. Statewide AMOs • 2012-13 Statewide Reading Performance • Reading AMO is 40.3% • Reading proficiency was 36.2% • 2012-13 Statewide Mathematics Performance • Math AMO is 52.9% • Math proficiency was 48.1% • Reading performance is 4.1% under the AMO. • Math performance is 4.8% under the AMO.

  23. AMO Analysis 40% of all schools met all AMOs

  24. AMO Analysis 68% of the schools that met all the AMOs are Title I schools

  25. AMO Information http://oea.dpi.wi.gov/oea_amo

  26. Updates: Committee of Practitioners Wisconsin Title I Association Wisconsin Reading Association Midwest Reading Council Others?

  27. Fund for Teachers Grants of up to $5,000 per teacher or $10,000 per team. Applications must come from Schools of Recognition 2013-2014-*ACHM Lincoln Elementary and Junior High Schools*Blair-Taylor SoSET Charter School *Ettrick Elementary School*LaCrosse Northside Elementary School*LaFarge Elementary and Middle Schools*NOW Elementary School*Royall Elementary School*Sparta Lawrence-Lawson Elementary School New funds are now available for all Title I Schools and Teachers!!! www.fundforteachers.org

  28. Upcoming PD: At CESA #4:-Title I Teachers & Friends – Math Practices: Feb. 18-ESEA Documentation and Monitoring: March 4-Title I Services to Private Schools: April 2-Reviewing and Revising your SWP: April 22 WSRA: Feb. 6-8, Milwaukee WI Title I Association: April 3-4, Wisconsin Dells

  29. Lunch!!!

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