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Guidance for Restructuring—Broad Strokes

This guide provides essential insights into the restructuring process for schools in Illinois, focusing on enhancing parent involvement and developing effective improvement plans. It outlines the necessary steps schools must take when facing sanctions, including options like staff replacement and charter school transformation. Key resources and links for further information are included to assist schools in crafting successful corrective action strategies. Understand the requirements for annual yearly progress (AYP) and the importance of a locally approved plan for eligibility.

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Guidance for Restructuring—Broad Strokes

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  1. Guidance for Restructuring—Broad Strokes Illinois State Board of Education Innovation and Improvement

  2. Responding to the Sanctions

  3. PARENT INVOLVEMENT Restructuring corrective action improvement plans SES SCHOOL CHOICE

  4. The Sanctions and Kids: A Balancing Act

  5. AYP Report

  6. AYP Schedule of Sanctions Federal Status

  7. State Status http://www.isbe.net/ayp/htmls/making_ayp.htm

  8. When required? (Federal) Restructuring Or (State) Academic Watch 2 Status

  9. Schools in status must have an improvement plan. …and schools that do not have a “current” locally approved, submitted plan. To Status

  10. plans See Resource Manual http://www.isbe.net/sos/pdf/improvement_manual.pdf

  11. Center on Innovation and Improvement www.centerii.org The Mega System: Handbook for Continuous School Improvement Sam Redding Handbook on Restructuring and Substantial School Improvement Herbert J. Walberg Exploring the Pathway to Rapid District Improvement Brett Lane

  12. District Involvementin School Planning MAXIMUM RESPONSIBILITY Increasing assistance with planning as school does not make AYP RESTRUCTURING

  13. “Early” steps to improve a school “count” Whether you’re Title I funded or not.

  14. Restructuring Options • Replace all or most staff • Reopen as public charter school • Contract with a private entity • State take over • Other major restructuring of school governance

  15. A Broad Strokes View of Plan Content Submission

  16. Remodeling Major overhaul

  17. Multi-year Plans

  18. What’s the best remedy?

  19. How much change is “sufficient”?

  20. Reopen as a charter school

  21. Replace all or most of the staff

  22. Enter into a contract

  23. other major restructuring of the school’s governance

  24. What does a change in governance mean?

  25. You may need a combination of options for your context.

  26. Restructuring PlanSubmission

  27. Describe the track you’re on

  28. Illinois Samples Illinois Principal’s Association Showcase Webinars http://www.ilprincipals.org/pages/showcase_webinars.html

  29. Submission Date?

  30. Innovation and Improvement Carol Diedrichsen cdiedric@isbe.net 217/524-1086

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