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Page 1: The Next Steps for Ohio’s Schools August 10, 2011
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Is This Child Learning?

• RTI is a framework designed for all students and addresses learning issues earlier before a child is behind.

• RTI integrates assessment and intervention within a multi-level prevention system to maximize student achievement and to reduce behavior problems.

• Implementing the RTI process in a school or district takes time, planning, commitment, and resources.

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Improved Learning for All Students

• RTI is an integrated general education approach that includes: ELL, gifted and talented, and Title I programs.

• RTI asks the question “ How can we support the learning of all students, no matter what barriers may exist for them?”

• RTI is transformative when implemented effectively.

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What’s New for 2011-2012

• Title 1 - 14.5 billion distributed to the 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico, BIE, and the outlying territories.

• 275 billion has been appropriated since 1965.

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Program Impact

• Waivers for 2011-2012 still in USDOE discussion.

• The primary factor in the formula is the number of census poor children ages 5-17.

• Additional opportunities for early childhood education (birth-4 years old).

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• Reauthorization will be done during the next several months in parts vs. the whole bill.

• Funding Flexibility

- Ability to move allocated dollars into other programs.

Program Impact

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Continue to Remove Barriers

• Differentiate the support students need.

• Provide professional learning opportunities through school teams.

• Provide high quality instruction and frequent assessment of student progress .

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Resources

• Federal Programs

• Race to the Top

• District / School Improvement Plans

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Differentiated AccountabilitySchool Year 2010-2011

The above districts include1,037 of the state’s 3,238 buildings

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General Support - All LEAs· Provide Ohio Improvement

Process tools and training modules

· OIP website· OLAC leadership development

and OIP on-line training modules

· Offer BLT/TBT technical assistance

· Revised OIP resource training materials

Low Support· OIP training tailored to regional needs· OIP overview and Initial BLT/TBT

district training· OIP update training

Medium Support· OIP training tailored to regional needs· OIP overview and initial BLT/TBT district training· OIP update training· DLT/BLT/TBT technical assistance with OIP

implementation· LEA superintendent certify assurance of full

participation in OIP· Selected desk reviews, telephone interviews and/or on-

site reviews of OIP Implementation

High Support· Intensive DLT/BLT/Teacher Based Team (TBT)

technical assistance· Provide districts technical assistance in:

- Implementing corrective actions from the State Diagnostic Team review

- Using data driven needs assessment and research based teaching strategies · LEA superintendent certify assurance of full

participation in OIP· State-approved diagnostic team or SSoS team on-

site review as selected by the state with monitoring of identified critical improvement needs

State System of Support: Differentiated Accountability (DA) Assistance and Monitoring System

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW

GENERAL

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• Resources provided:– Decision Framework– Implementation Management

Monitoring Tool– High-Quality PD modules– Website– Diagnostic reviews

SSoS Service Delivery Model

For 2012:• Restructured supervision

• Early warning school plan

• Add three-level review of selected districts– Desk review

– Phone interview

– On-site visit

Yellow color denotes 2011-2012 changes to service delivery model

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• Provides low and medium support LEAs DLT/BLT/TBT technical assistance with OIP implementation

SST Service Delivery Model

• State Support Team (SST) and Educational Service Center (ESC) regional facilitators matched to all Differentiated Accountability LEAs and provided:– OIP training, as

requested– Face-to-face training and

critical friend facilitation

Green color denotes 2010-2011service delivery model

Yellow color denotes 2011-2012 changes to service delivery model

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• Provide high support LEAs with Intensive DLT/BLT/TBT technical assistance including:• Providing technical assistance in

implementing corrective actions from the State Diagnostic Team and/or the ODE SSoS reviews

SST Service Delivery Model

• SST and ESC regional facilitators matched to all DA LEAs and provide:– OIP training, as

requested– Face-to-face training and

critical friend facilitation

Green color denotes 2010-2011service delivery model

Yellow color denotes 2011-2012 changes to service delivery model

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Pay It Forward

• Courage - to take on the status quo

• Collaboration - with all stakeholders

• Capacity - of the team around you and in schools

• Commitment - to do what is right for children

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