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Departmental Updates Ferguson-Florissant School District 2019-2020

Departmental Updates Ferguson-Florissant School District 2019-2020. Professional Learning • ILT Dates • O-Week • Convocation. School Names • STEAM Academy at McCluer South-Berkeley • The Innovation School at Cool Valley • Mark Twain Restoration and Re-Entry Center

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Departmental Updates Ferguson-Florissant School District 2019-2020

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  1. Departmental Updates Ferguson-Florissant School District 2019-2020

  2. Professional Learning • ILT Dates • O-Week • Convocation

  3. School Names • STEAM Academy at McCluer South-Berkeley • The Innovation School at Cool Valley • Mark Twain Restoration and Re-Entry Center Wedgwood 6th Grade Center Johnson-Wabash 6th Grade Center

  4. Special Start and End Times

  5. Human Resource Services • Hiring Process • Diligence in Reference Checks/Calls • Substitutes

  6. Business Services • Budget • • Staffing • • ADA Impact • • Substitutes vs. Teacher Attendance =$$$ • • Finding Savings and Better Outcomes

  7. Communications • A Two Way Street • Website/Social Media Maintainers • ParentLink • • Who are you? • • Ghostor Stalker • • Which media?

  8. Communications • Universal Meeting Expectations • • PowerPoints/Presentations • • Mission, Vision, Goals • • Ci3T

  9. Communications • Back to School Festival • • Fair • • Parade

  10. Operations • Restructuring • Moves • Construction at Innovation and Inspections* • Released Schools • Signage and School Names • Mark Twain Restoration and Re-Entry Center • The Innovation School at Cool Valley • STEAM Academy Middle School • STEAM Academy at McCluer South-Berkeley High School

  11. Operations • Restructuring (cont.) • Signage and School Names (cont.) • Johnson-Wabash School • Wedgwood School • Berkeley Elementary School • Innovation School Updates • Operations and Maintenance Move • Plans for Waterford (Update at August Board Meeting)

  12. Transportation

  13. Food Service

  14. Student Services • Homeless and Foster Care Update

  15. Professional Learning • ILT Dates • O-Week • Convocation

  16. School Leadership • Walkthroughs • Principal Lab Days • Convocation

  17. School Leadership • Walkthroughs • Principal Lab Days • Convocation

  18. Curriculum Update Tiffany Besse Deputy Superintendent of Instructional Services Ferguson-Florissant School District

  19. MOCAP

  20. MOCAP Information • MOCAP Information • INTERNAL MOCAP INFORMATION • MOCAP Information Form • MOCAP Enrollment Request Form • DESE MOCAP Memo May 2019

  21. MOCAP Information (con’t) • This is a K-12 mandate • Educational Best Interest is determined at the time of application by the principal and IEP/504 Team, if applicable.

  22. MOCAP Information (con’t) • District Contacts: Jennifer Lane & Tiffany Besse • We will work with Sheryl on a form letter for denials being available in Tyler

  23. MOCAP Information (con’t) • WE COLLECT ADA (upto 95%) • Schools are responsible for monitoring success of students based on reports received from the educational vendor. • Jennifer Lane will receive and distribute reports to the appropriate school leader • Leaders will need to communicate concerns with the family. • School leaders reserve the right to revoke enrollment at any time, but must provide reasons that are in the best educational interest of the student.

  24. Galileo/Imagine Learning • Benchmark Assessments - 4x/year • Year-End Grade Level Standards • 2nd - 12th Grade • Math, ELA, Sci, SS • Primary K-1 = TEEL & TEEM 2x/year w/optional Fall Administration • August 6th ALL Teachers will train on Benchmark Administration • Imagine Math - Intervention/Enrichment (Growth Measure) • Assessment Calendar - COMING SOON… • Organized by level • Includes Benchmarks, GLAs, EOCs, TCBs, Dyslexia & Ci3T

  25. Instructional Support Leaders • Content Specific Professional Development provided by curriculum coordinators (PK-12) • Coaching & Facilitator Training provided by Liz Davenport • Dates are coming soon to a calendar near YOU! • Overlap dates to minimize time out of the building • Allow deeper dives to support content • Providing consistent, ongoing feedback and support to teachers • Collaboration around student achievement data with strategists and leaders • Principals are welcome to attend training sessions if time allows

  26. Curriculum Coordinator Supports • Content training for teachers during ILT days • Building supports based on building plans or areas of improvement identified by school/department leadership and achievement data • Professional Development for Teachers & ISLs • Professional Development for Principals • Continued use of Performance Matters for after school sessions • Principal Curriculum Update Sessions - Staff Development • July 31: 4:30 - 5:45 p.m. • August 14: 9:00 - 10:15 a.m. & 1:00 - 2:15 p.m.

  27. F.A.C.E. Family and Community Engagement • Family Engagement • Community Engagement • Mentoring: My brother's keeper (MBK) • Partnerships

  28. My Brothers Keeper Mentoring • MBK initiative: • In 2014 President Obama launched the My Brother’s Keeper initiative to address persistent opportunity gaps faced by boys and young men of color and ensure that all young people can reach their full potential. • •Scholarship-Is reading, writing, and math. Learning new knowledge and using that knowledge to learn, grow, and become productive members of society • •Manhood-Is learning, “ Who am I?” It’s developing my identity based on who I want to become and not on what others think or speak about me. Manhood is taking my rightful place in my local and broader community as contributing member of society. • •Responsibility-Is taking ownership of and for my actions and the consequences that follow. It is being held accountable by others of doing my part in my family, school, and community. • •Leadership-Means standing up to issues in my community and being a part of the solution and not the problem. Leadership is listening, speaking, dressing, presenting and carrying myself in a way that others have confidence in who I am as a young man and would be at ease of following my direction on matters they care about.

  29. Male Mentoring • MBK is the umbrella for the mentoring programs within the district. It aims to assist in the building climate within the secondary schools and gives our boys a sense of identity and eventually will expand throughout the K-12 schools. • Mentors will be recruited in house (homegrown:district employees that love!),and will also include Clergy, Blue,White collar and public service workers. • Monthly outings aims to provide opportunities for contact with recruited mentors that comes from diverse backgrounds to talk about their struggles and successes. • Relationships between the male students will be built by daily contact, weekly meetings, monthly bonding outings, College and Trade school visits, guest speakers, Youth Summit April 2020.

  30. Family and CommunityEngagement • Connecting Families with community resources; school supplies (Christian Hospital), winter coats(Stiefel), backpacks(T-Mobil, FergFlor BOE), F.Y.I., SAH, YMCA, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Unleashing Potential etc. • Community events; back to school fair, community holiday dinner, family movie nights, Trap yoga, Family financial Literacy workshops (Regions Bank) • Community service; the youth involved in MBK will complete community service projects within their community alongside community leaders. • Teacher wellness: Working on massage days for the teachers to aid in the stress that comes along with the profession.

  31. Volunteering • Oasis volunteers: Will be vetted through our online systems for volunteers. They can be used for a variety of jobs within the school. Primarily for reading for the lower grades and other light office jobs. All of our Oasis volunteers will be trained September 3rd and 4th in the staff development room and will have monthly meetings on the second Wednesday of every month beginning in October through May. • Clergy Volunteers/mentors will be vetted through our online system. They will be trained before they are allowed to work with our children.

  32. Currently Working On… • Growing out the mentoring program for boys in the secondary schools 1st, then the K-5 boys. Girls program will come later. • Recruiting and training mentors for the boys. • Recruiting and Training the Oasis volunteers to assist with literacy programs in the elementary schools. • Recruiting Churches to adopt schools. To provide extended resources and or to tap into resources families may not know about. • Planning out the monthly activities so that the secondary boys are allowed to build relationships with boys from other neighborhood. (Blending the Lines) • Developing a comprehensive list of district and school partnerships.

  33. Blending the Lines Hike/Canoeing

  34. STEAM • Academy Middle School • Academy at McCluer South-Berkeley High School

  35. Restoration and Innovation Update Dr. Bonita Jamison Executive Director of Integrated Supports and Accelerated Learning Ferguson-Florissant School District

  36. Mark Twain Restoration and Re-Entry Center • It’s more than a new name!

  37. Restoration & Re-entry Goal • The goal of the FFSD Restoration and Re-entry Center will be to provide students with a holistic approach to supporting their needs with the goal of graduating with a high school diploma equipped with the skills and dispositions necessary for post-secondary success.

  38. Who Will We Serve? • Students at risk of dropping out or not graduating (Missouri Option) • Long-term suspension students (level 3) • Short-term suspension students (STAAAR)

  39. Schedule • Bell Schedule (8:15-3:10) • Full Day (MO Option- AM/PM sessions) • 6 Periods • Advisory Daily • Common Plan Time • Small Group Intervention • Art Elective

  40. Resource Alignment • Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum • Trauma Informed Care (TIC) • Onsite Providers • Affinia Healthcare • Restorative Re-entry Process • Rich and Rigorous Academic Instruction

  41. Staffing Model • 5 Core Content (Math (2), Science, ELA, & SS) • 1 Middle School • 1 Elementary • 1 STAAAR • 1 MO Option • 1 Art/Edmentum • 1 Counselor • 1 Instructional Aide • 1 Office Manager

  42. The Innovation School • at • Cool Valley

  43. Principal, Ms. Sheila Carves • Staffing: 10 of 11 Staff are hired ( 1 Entrepreneur posting is pending) • Inaugural Class enrolled (60 students) • Parent night held (July 18th) • Student Summer Infusion Scheduled (July 31st- Challenger Center) • Summer PD Provided (Project Based Learning, Big Picture Design, & Big Bang) • Home visits scheduled

  44. QUESTIONS

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