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Indicator, you can quickly see areas of strength and opportunity. The section
asks, To what degree are the noted practices/processes in place?
Supporting Evidence
The suggested supporting evidence section is designed as a starting point for
school staff to think about the practices and/or processes being implemented
and to identify evidence that will support its responses to the focus questions
and rubrics. This section helps school stakeholders engage in a discussion
about how the school knows it is adhering to the Standards. The section
asks, What practices/processes are being implemented, and are they
effective? or said another way, How do we know we are doing what we say
we are doing?
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Standard Narrative
For each Standard, there is a narrative section that allows you to expand on
your thinking about the selection of performance levels. Responding to the
guiding questions listed in the instructions will help you construct a
meaningful narrative for your school and the External Review team.
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Standard 1
Standard: The school maintains and communicates a purpose and
direction that commit to high expectations for learning as
well as shared values and beliefs about teaching and
learning.
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Standard 1 Narrative
Reflect upon your responses to each of the indicators and performance levels
by considering and responding to the following questions: What were the
areas of strength you noted? [focus on indicator scores of 4 or 3] What were
areas in need of improvement? [focus on indicator scores of 2 or 1] What
actions are you implementing to sustain the areas of strength? What plans
are you making to improve the areas of need?
Refer to the performance level descriptions to guide your writing. Cite
sources of evidence External Review team members may be interested in
reviewing.
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Standard 2
Standard: The school operates under governance and leadership
that promote and support student performance and
school effectiveness.
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Standard 2 Narrative
Reflect upon your responses to each of the indicators and performance levels
by considering and responding to the following questions: What were the
areas of strength you noted? [focus on indicator scores of 4 or 3] What were
areas in need of improvement? [focus on indicator scores of 2 or 1] What
actions are you implementing to sustain the areas of strength? What plans
are you making to improve the areas of need?
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Standard 3
Standard: The schools curriculum, instructional design and
assessment practices guide and ensure teacher
effectiveness and student learning.
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School personnel participate in a structure that gives them longterm interaction with individual students, allowing them to build
strong relationships over time with the student and related
adults. All students participate in the structure. The structure
allows the school employee to gain significant insight into and
serve as an advocate for the students needs regarding learning
skills, thinking skills and life skills.
Level 3
School personnel participate in a structure that gives them longterm interaction with individual students, allowing them to build
strong relationships over time with the student. All students may
participate in the structure. The structure allows the school
employee to gain insight into and serve as an advocate for the
students needs regarding learning skills, thinking skills and life
skills.
Level 2
School personnel participate in a structure that gives them
interaction with individual students, allowing them to build
relationships over time with the student. Most students
participate in the structure. The structure allows the school
employee to gain insight into the students needs regarding
learning skills, thinking skills and life skills.
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Few or no opportunities exist for school personnel to build longterm interaction with individual students. Few or no students
have a school employee who advocates for their needs regarding
learning skills, thinking skills and life skills.
Possible Evidence
Description of formal adult advocate structures
List of students matched to adult advocate
Curriculum and activities of formal adult advocate structure
Master schedule with time for formal adult advocate structure
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Standard 3 Narrative
Reflect upon your responses to each of the indicators and performance levels
by considering and responding to the following questions: What were the
areas of strength you noted? [focus on indicator scores of 4 or 3] What were
areas in need of improvement [focus on indicator scores of 2 or 1] What
actions are you implementing to sustain the areas of strength? What plans
are you making to improve the areas of need?
Refer to the performance level descriptions to guide your writing. Cite
sources of evidence External Review team members may be interested in
reviewing.
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Standard 4
Standard: The school has resources and provides services that
support its purpose and direction to ensure success for
all students.
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Standard 4 Narrative
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Reflect upon your responses to each of the indicators and performance levels
by considering and responding to the following questions: What were the
areas of strength you noted? [focus on indicator scores of 4 or 3] What were
areas in need of improvement [focus on indicator scores of 2 or 1] What
actions are you implementing to sustain the areas of strength? What plans
are you making to improve the areas of need?
Refer to the performance level descriptions to guide your writing. Cite
sources of evidence External Review team members may be interested in
reviewing.
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Standard 5
Standard: The school implements a comprehensive assessment
system that generates a range of data about student
learning and school effectiveness and uses the results to
guide continuous improvement.
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Possible Evidence
Written protocols and procedures for data collection and analysis
List of data sources related to student learning, instruction, program
effectiveness and conditions that support learning
Examples of use of data to design, implement and evaluate continuous
improvement plans and apply learning
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Standard 5 Narrative
Reflect upon your responses to each of the indicators and performance levels
by considering and responding to the following questions: What were the
areas of strength you noted? [focus on indicator scores of 4 or 3] What were
areas in need of improvement [focus on indicator scores of 2 or 1] What
actions are you implementing to sustain the areas of strength? What plans
are you making to improve the areas of need?
Refer to the performance level descriptions to guide your writing. Cite
sources of evidence External Review team members may be interested in
reviewing.
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