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Healthy School Leadership: Data-Driven Planning for School Improvement

This program focuses on utilizing data sources like Healthy Schools Report Cards to develop achievable action plans for coordinated school health. It aims to evaluate effectiveness through various data collection steps and methods like surveys and interviews, guiding schools in enhancing their overall health programs through strategic planning. Participants will learn to prioritize actions and effectively implement improvements based on data analysis.

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Healthy School Leadership: Data-Driven Planning for School Improvement

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  1. Data and Assessment Planning Healthy Schools Leadership Program Spring, 2006

  2. Purpose • What information is needed to develop an achievable action plan for coordinated school health? • What information is needed to accurately evaluate the implementation and effectiveness of a coordinated school health action plan?

  3. School Improvement Planning What are our collective experiences? What is our familiarity with the process? How do we see SIP relating to our efforts in the Healthy School Leadership Program?

  4. Data Sources • Healthy Youth Survey • School Health Index • Healthy Schools Report Card • Others? Lots!

  5. Healthy Schools Report Card • Eleven Characteristics • Eight components, plus: • Policy and strategic planning • Coordination • Environment broken into 2 subsets—social and emotional climate and school facilities and transportation • Approximately 40 Indicators across the Eleven Characteristics

  6. HSRC—Tools for data collection • Develop agreement regarding indicators • Indictor rubrics • Quality • Impact • Effort • Excel spreadsheet for data input • Color coded summary report to help prioritize actions.

  7. Other data collection and Analysis • Achievement data • Demographic data • Perception data • Context data

  8. Data Collection Steps • Action planning for data • Collection—snapshots, trends, etc • Narrative descriptions of data • Characterizing the narratives • Prioritizing the narratives • Building a profile

  9. Methods • Take advantage of SIP tools • SHI • Healthy Youth Survey—local reports, and LHJ support • Other surveys—staff wellness, for example • Healthy Schools Report Card • Focus Groups • Key informant interviews

  10. Next Steps for Data Collection • Plan to Plan… • What are we already doing? • What aren’t we doing but need to do? • Who will do what, by when, and how? • Receive and review Healthy Schools Report Card • Video conference(s) on implementing HSRC • Keep it Simple… • Get to Work!

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