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S ystem-wide T ransition Toward A ccessible N ationally C ertified E ducators (STANCE)

Helping ALL Teachers Shine. S ystem-wide T ransition Toward A ccessible N ationally C ertified E ducators (STANCE). Fall 2006. Illinois National Board Professional Preparation and Support System. STANCE GOALS.

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S ystem-wide T ransition Toward A ccessible N ationally C ertified E ducators (STANCE)

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  1. Helping ALL Teachers Shine System-wide Transition Toward Accessible Nationally Certified Educators(STANCE) Fall 2006 Illinois National Board Professional Preparation and Support System

  2. STANCE GOALS • Develop and implement district-level mentoring and induction programs using National Board Certified Teachers (NBCTs) • Coordinate and provide a support system for teachers/school counselors seeking National Board Certification (NBC) • Process FY07 Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) payments for the Illinois Teaching Excellence Program (ITEP)

  3. OUTCOMES FOR GOAL 1 • Identify NBCTs by Regional Area • Invite NBCTs to Participate in Advanced Training • Use Rubric to Select NBCTs • Regional Offices of Education/Intermediate Service Centers Provide Trainings 2006-2007 • Regional Sites Facilitate Induction/ Mentoring Programs

  4. WHAT IS ADVANCED TRAINING?* • 6-Day Induction/Mentoring of New Teachers • Standards Aligned Classroom Overview • Framework for Understanding Poverty (Ruby Payne) • Focused Walks *(Available for NBCTs interested in mentoring new teachers).

  5. 2 OUTCOMES FOR GOAL • Facilitate Ongoing Recruitment Activities • Schedule Pre-candidacy Sessions • Provide Candidate Mentor Training - Parts 1 and 2 • Form Candidate Cohort Groups • Maintain Database of Candidates and NBCTs • Provide All Required Forms Online

  6. OUTCOMES FOR GOAL 2 • Facilitate Ongoing Recruitment Activites • Schedule Pre-candidacy Sessions • Provide Candidate Mentor Training – Parts 1 and 2 • Form Candidate Cohort Groups • Maintain Database of Candidates and NBCTS • Provide All Required Forms Online

  7. OUTCOMES FOR GOAL 3 • Communicate Information About ITEP Stipend Opportunities • Provide All Required Forms Online • Ensure Payments are Made • Manage Database/Records • Complete All Reports

  8. ROE State Coordinator I-KAN ROE 7 Regional Support Sites Candidates Area I Area II Area III Area IV ISC’s Area V Area VI 848 Local School Districts Pre-candidates NBCTs Awareness Sessions* Cohort Groups* Process Masters Certificate* Pre-candidacy Sessions* Professional Development* - New Teacher Mentor Training - Candidate Mentor Training * Contact your local Regional Office of Education/Intermediate Service Center

  9. Helping ALL Teachers Shine Cook Boone/WinnebagoSuburban Cook Bureau/Henry/StarkDuPage Caroll/Jo DaviessGrundy/Kendall StephensonKane DeKalbLake LaSalleMcHenry Lee/OgleWill Marshall/Putnam/Woodford Rock Island Whiteside Adams/Pike Champaign/FordBrown/Cass/Morgan/Scott Clark/Coles/Cumberland/Fulton/Schuyler Douglas/Edgar/Moultrie/Hancock/McDonough ShelbyHenderson/Mercer/Warren Dewitt/Livingston/McLeanKnox Iroquois/KankakeeLogan/Mason/Menard Macon/PiattPeoria VermilionSangamon Tazewell Bond/Fayette/Effingham Alexander/JohnsonCalhoun/Greene/Jersey Massac/PulaskiMacoupin UnionChristian/Montgomery Clay/Crawford/JasperClinton/Marion/Washington Lawrence/RichlandMadison Edwards/GallatinMonroe/Randolph Hardin/Pope/SalineSt. Clair Wabash/Wayne/White Franklin/Williamson Hamilton/Jefferson Jackson/Perry

  10. 3 Tiered Licensing System in Illinois Helping ALL Teachers Shine • Initial License • Standard License • Illinois Master Teaching Certificate * *Can only be attained by successfully completing the National Board Certification Process

  11. Helping ALL Teachers Shine Pre-candidacy Options • Awareness Sessions* – offered through each ROE/ISC • Pre-candidacy Sessions* – available on- site at selected ROEs/ISCs *Contact your local Regional Office of Education or Intermediate Service Center

  12. Helping ALL Teachers Shine Eight Steps to Candidacy 1. Determine your eligibility • Hold a bachelors degree • Hold a valid state teaching/school counseling license • Have completed three full years of teaching/school counseling experience • Currently have a classroom assignment • Administrators, staff development specialists, or other potential candidates not assigned to the classroom can “borrow” a classroom to complete their portfolio.

  13. Helping ALL Teachers Shine 2. Choose Your Certificate Students in this Age Range Discipline 3 – 8 7 – 12 11 – 15 14 – 18+ Generalist X X Art X X Career & Technical Education X English as a New Language X X English Language Arts X X Exceptional Needs Specialist one certificate for students ages birth through 21+ Library Media one certificate for students ages 3 through 18+ Literacy : Reading Language Arts X

  14. Helping ALL Teachers Shine 2. Choose Your Certificate (cont.) Students in this Age Range Discipline 3 – 8 7 – 12 11 – 15 14 – 18+ Mathematics X X Music X X Physical Education X X School Counseling one certificate for students ages 3 through 18+ Science X X Social Studies – History X X World Languages Other Than English X

  15. Helping ALL Teachers Shine NBPTS Application Steps 3. Review the standards. Go to www.nbpts.org 4. Make the commitment. 5. Familiarize yourself with your state and local application requirements. Go to www.ILNBPTS.org 6. Identify financial resources. 7. Complete the Illinois National Board Candidate Fee Subsidy Application ISBE 77-32 8. Complete the NBPTS online application

  16. Helping ALL Teachers Shine Possible Candidate Options • Cohort Groups* – available through selected ROEs/ISCs • Higher Education Support *Contact your local Regional Office of Education or Intermediate Service Center

  17. Helping ALL Teachers Shine National Board Preparation CourseworkIllinois Approved Teacher Preparation Institutions • Aurora University - Robert Paolicchi, Ed.D. - rpaolicc@aurora.edu • Chicago State University - Dr. Lisa C. Pesavento, Assoc. Dean of College - LC-Pesavento@csu.edu • Dominican University - Dr. Cathy Campbell, SP - ccampbel@dom.edu • Illinois State University - Nancy Slattery - nlslatt@ilstu.edu

  18. Helping ALL Teachers Shine National Board Preparation CourseworkIllinois Approved Teacher Preparation Institutions (Cont.) • Northern Illinois University - Dr. Nina Dorsch - ndorsch@niu.edu • Roosevelt University - Dr. Ami Hicks - amhicks@roosevelt.edu • Southern Illinois University Carbondale - Dr. Joyce E. Killian - jkillian@siu.edu • Southern Illinois University Edwardsville - Mollie Fedor, Continuing Education - mfedor@siue.edu

  19. National Board Assessment Process Helping ALL Teachers Shine • Portfolio (Four entries) • Three classroom-based entries • Two videotapes documenting the candidate’s teaching practice • Student work samples • One entry combining family and community outreach, professional leadership/collaboration, and professional learning activities. • Assessment Center (Tutorial Available Online) • Six 30-minute online exercises • Prompted questions • Focus on content-area knowledge • See NBPTS website for locations and times

  20. Helping ALL Teachers Shine 2006-2009 Schedule... Candidates have 3 years to complete the NBPTS process 2007 2009 2008 Year 1 - Initial Entry Year 3 – Retakes, if necessary Year 2 – Retakes, if necessary

  21. Helping ALL Teachers Shine 2006 Candidate Fee Subsidy Time Line Wednesday NBC Fee Subsidy Application Online September 13 (www.ILNBPTS.org) Friday Applications Accepted September 15 Mail to I-KAN Regional Office, 189 E. Court St., Suite 600, Kankakee, IL 60901 Monday Applications Must Be Received at the I-KAN October 16 Regional Office by the Close of the Business Day (4:30 p.m.). May Be Hand Delivered. Friday Review Panel to Meet and Determine Fee October 20 Recipients for 2006 Week of Online Notification of Candidates to be Funded October 23 Friday $65.00 non-refundable application processing charge must be paid November 17 End of December $500.00 non-refundable registration fee must be paid

  22. Helping ALL Teachers Shine NBCT’s Incentives Types of Master Certificate Incentives$’sRequired Service Mentoring – NBPTS Candidates/New Teachers $500 30 hrs. of service Mentoring – NBPTS Candidates/New Teachers $1000 60 hrs. of service Professional Development $500 30 hrs. of service Professional Development $1000 60 hrs. of service Mentoring & Professional Development $1000 60 hrs. of service Mentoring – High Need Schools $1500 30 hrs. of service Mentoring – High Need Schools $3000 60 hrs. of service

  23. Helping ALL Teachers Shine Forms • See Website: www.ILNBPTS.org • Local information can be obtained from Jean Smith rjsmith@roe35.k12.il.us

  24. Helping ALL Teachers Shine 7 Regional Contact Sites Area III – Tazewell ROE Contact Person - Gail Owen gowen@roe53.k12.il.us Area IV – Champaign-Ford ROE Contact Person – Jane Quinlan jquinlan@roe9.k12.il.us Area V – Clinton/Marion/Washington ROE Contact Person – Keri Garrett kgarrett@roe13.k12.il.us Area VI – Hamilton/Jefferson ROE Contact Person – Cheryl Settle settle@roe25.com Area I – DuPage ROE Contact Person – Marjorie Cave mcave@dupage.k12.il.us South Cook ISC #4 Contact Person –Vanessa Kinder vkinder@s-cook.org Area II – DeKalb ROE Contact Person – Gil Morrison gmorris@kidsroe.org

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