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What we do.

How we do it.

Student

Achievement

Next Step:

The School Improvement Process is an ongoing process and is not intended to be a one time occurrence.

Data obtained at each stage informs the next. The process continues.

Lets make a plan.

School

Improvement

Process

Using the Tools

What we do

advance-ed.org has developed a suite of tools to plan and monitor progress along the path of school improvement.

  • Special Education
  • High School Equivalency
  • Career and Technical Education
  • Post Secondary Education

School Improvement Process

This plan allows the schools and the section to use the same measures and language for success

First Steps

Gather information/Identify the "problems"

How we do it

The "problem" has been defined for us by the Legislation.

Student

Achievement

Providing quality educational opportunities to prisoners within correctional facilities.

Why we do it.

Are the solutions based in data?

What factors influence the problem?

Are the solutions realistic?

Organize the problem

What are the common traits in our challenges?

Are the solutions focused on Students?

Why do we do it?

Help Make Things Right

School Improvement Process

The mission of the MDOC Prisoner Education system is to facilitate the transition from prison to the community by assisting prisoners in the development of their academic, workplace, and social competencies through effective and cost-effective programs.

Law

  • Revised School Code 1976
  • 380.1277 School improvement plan.

The true heart of prisoner education.

Why?

What this means for us

(continued)

Federal Requirements

Good Practice

  • Title funding
  • Special Education

Focus on student achievement

District Improvement Plan

Accreditation

State Requirements

  • For K-12 schools
  • Workforce Development
  • Tied to school aid funding
  • Overarching goals for the system
  • 3-5 year time horizon
  • General enough to capture the goals of the SIPs

How

What this means for us?

Gather

  • Get Ready
  • Collect Data
  • Build Profile

Study

DO

  • Implement Plan
  • Monitor Plan
  • Evaluate Plan
  • Analyze data
  • Set Goals
  • Set measurable objectives
  • Research best practices

Plan

Annual School Improvement Plans (SIP)

  • Focused on student achievement.
  • S.M.A.R.T. goals
  • 1-3 year timeline
  • Currently MDOC only has four SIPs
  • Develop Improvement Plan

Source; www.michigan.gov/mde

How. (continued)

Michigan Department of Education has partnered with advanc-ed.org to provide the framework and training for Continuous School Improvement.

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