Visit every magnet school Interviewed Magnet school principal and coordinator Reviewed in-depth data provided by each individual magnet school Evaluated school achievement data Analyzed budget allocations and building capacity Participated in 13 community meetings Reviewed all community input and on-line surveys report based on: Five tenets of successful magnet schools. Reduce the number of magnet schools by 55 schools that lose the'magnetu designation would receive 40% of the magnet allocation for the next school year and no funding in subsequent years.
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Houston ISD 2011 magnet school audit principal's meeting briefing
Visit every magnet school Interviewed Magnet school principal and coordinator Reviewed in-depth data provided by each individual magnet school Evaluated school achievement data Analyzed budget allocations and building capacity Participated in 13 community meetings Reviewed all community input and on-line surveys report based on: Five tenets of successful magnet schools. Reduce the number of magnet schools by 55 schools that lose the'magnetu designation would receive 40% of the magnet allocation for the next school year and no funding in subsequent years.
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Visit every magnet school Interviewed Magnet school principal and coordinator Reviewed in-depth data provided by each individual magnet school Evaluated school achievement data Analyzed budget allocations and building capacity Participated in 13 community meetings Reviewed all community input and on-line surveys report based on: Five tenets of successful magnet schools. Reduce the number of magnet schools by 55 schools that lose the'magnetu designation would receive 40% of the magnet allocation for the next school year and no funding in subsequent years.
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V Phase II- Present MSA report to the Board, Community, and schools for feedback V Phase III- Synthesize feedback and formulate recommendations V Phase IV- Present recommendations to the Board V Phase V- Develop an implementation plan based on the Board-approved recommendations. V Visited every Magnet school V Interviewed Magnet school principal and coordinator V Reviewed in-depth data provided by each individual Magnet school V Evaluated school achievement data V Analyzed schools· demographic data V Analyzed budget allocations and building capacity V Participated in 13 community meetings V Reviewed all community input and on-line surveys Report based on: V Five tenets of successful Magnet schools V Data collected during on-site review V Building capacity V Diversityof student population V Unique and innovative curriculum V Improved student achievement (academic excellence) V Professional development/specialized teaching staff (supporting the magnet theme) V Dynamic partnerships (parent and community involvement) V Randomness of decision-making regarding funding, instructional themes and feeder patterns V Inefficient use of funds and inequity of funding V Lack of transparency of access to magnet schools V Lack of monitoring and oversight of Magnet standards V Lack of program implementation V No standards for minimal enrollment of non- zoned magnet students V Lack of diversity across magnet schools V Reduce the number of magnet schools by 55 V Schools that lose the ´magnetµ designation would receive 40% of the magnet allocation for the next school year and no funding in subsequent years V Remove the ´magnetµ designation from Magnet Vanguard schools but maintain transportation. V Continue the audition-based student entrance criteria for secondary schools V Eliminate all testing and screening at elementary V Replicate the existing district-wide centralized lottery process currently used for Vanguard program V Convert all elementary magnet programs to school wide Magnets V Streamline and articulate Magnet themes V Update and officially adopt existing Magnet School Standards V Develop a funding allocation process for various Magnet programs V Eliminate the use of principal agreement transfers for student acceptance into a magnet school V Review the Magnet Report and related materials available on-line V Distribute Superintendent and Board letter to the parents and community V Share Magnet report with SDMC, faculty, and parent and community members V Gather input from all stakeholders and submit School Feedback form to the Office of School Choice V Continue to follow the Magnet application process V Elementary School Principals- Board Auditorium