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key components for successful schools

key components for successful schools. Critical success factors Lorna.bonner@region10.org. OBJECTIVES. IDENTIFY CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE FOR SCHOOL SUCCESS REVIEW RESEARCH ON CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS AND THE FRAMEWORK FOR THE TAIS PROCESS

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key components for successful schools

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  1. key components for successful schools Critical success factors Lorna.bonner@region10.org

  2. OBJECTIVES • IDENTIFY CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE FOR SCHOOL SUCCESS • REVIEW RESEARCH ON CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS AND THE FRAMEWORK FOR THE TAIS PROCESS • PLAN STRATEGIES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS

  3. Framework for District and School Improvement What are the essential foundations for success?

  4. Key Components of a Successful school • Review the following on your campus: • Interventions • Resources • How are they customized for the campus?

  5. CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS • Leadership • Effectiveness • Increase Learning • Time Teacher Quality • Quality Data to Drive School Climate • Instruction • Academic Family & Community • Performance Engagement

  6. How can…. Add critical success factors to improve your district/campus?

  7. Critical success factors • Review possible questions to consider • Action to be taken • What are the steps you will need to take

  8. Food for thought: • “Strive for continuous improvement, instead of perfection.” Kim Collins • “ Without continual growth and progress, such words as improvement, achievement, and success have no meaning.” Benjamin Franklin

  9. RESOURCES • www.tcdss.net • www.taisresources.net/ • www.region10.org/capacity-building-initiative

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