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“ Developing Schools for the 21 st Century”

WELCOME SUMMER SESSION West Virginia Institute for 21 st Century Leadership. “ Developing Schools for the 21 st Century”. We Officially Convene the 2009-2010 West Virginia Institute for 21 st Century Leadership. The Beginning of the Journey…. Chuck Heinlein, Residential Director.

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“ Developing Schools for the 21 st Century”

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  1. WELCOME SUMMER SESSION West Virginia Institute for 21st Century Leadership “Developing Schools for the 21st Century”

  2. We Officially Convene the 2009-2010 West Virginia Institute for 21st Century Leadership

  3. The Beginning of the Journey… Chuck Heinlein, Residential Director

  4. Our Commitment to You…

  5. Participants on the Journey… Leading Students into the 21st Century A Look at the Class of 2010 David Price, Office of Leadership Development

  6. Elementary Group I Leading Students into the 21st Century Elementary Group II

  7. ELEMENTARY PROGRAMMATIC LEADERS Group 1 • Scott Albright • Andy Garber • Amber Boeckman

  8. ELEMENTARY PROGRAMMATIC LEADERS Group 2 • Glenn Varney • Toni Bishop • Theresa Lewis

  9. Middle Level Group 1 Middle Level Group 2 Leading Students into the 21st Century

  10. MIDDLE PROGRAMMATIC LEADERS Group 1 • Christine Miller • Patrick Riddle Group 2 • Georgia Porter • Joanne Hines

  11. High SchoolGroup 1High SchoolGroup 2

  12. HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMMATIC LEADERS Group 1 • Doug Cox • Cassandra Porter Group 2 • Mike Arbogast • Melissa Komorowski

  13. Elementary 1 22 Principals 7,710 Students Elementary 2 21 Principals 6,395 Students 43 Total Principals for Elementary 14,105 Total Students Leading Students into the 21st Century

  14. Middle 1 15 Principals 6,344 Students Middle 2 16 Principals 9,262 Students 31 Total Principals 15,606 Total Students for Middle Leading Students into the 21st Century

  15. High 1 16 Principals 10,015 Students High 2 15 Principals 10,013 Students 31 Total Principals 20,028 Total Students for High Leading Students into the 21st Century

  16. 14,105 15,606 20,028 49,739 Leading Students into the 21st Century

  17. CRITICAL FRIENDS Elementary Muriel Summers Dr. David Quinn Middle Dr. Jerry Valentine Dr. Don Hackmann High School Dr. Steve Edwards Dr. Steve Gruenert

  18. WVDE STAFF Donna Peduto Office of Leadership Development Leading Students into the 21st Century

  19. WVDE Division of Educator Quality and System Support Assistant to the State Superintendent: Dr. Karen Huffman Executive Director, Office of Title II and School Improvement: Richard Lawrence

  20. Department Based Staff Donna Peduto Michele Blatt Jay Johnson Chuck Heinlein Renee Hodges Donna Landin David Price Jeff Takarsh Alisha Traub Liza Youell Linda Bragg Sharon Flack

  21. Field Based Staff Mary Jane Albin Dr. Mary Lu MacCorkle Glenna Heinlein Dr. Darrin Martin Debbie Gillespie Bill Furgason Sally Piepenbrink

  22. RESA Professional Development Marian Kajfez Kelly Watts Jeovanna Lacaria Kerry Richmond Dr. David Scragg Linda Andresen Gus Penix

  23. Governor’s Summer Interns Emily Dill Tyger Kirk

  24. Leading Students into the 21st Century Purpose of the Institute Dr. Karen Huffman, Assistant to the State Superintendent

  25. Institute Objectives Leading Students into the 21st Century 1. To develop an understanding of the need for and practices of 21st century schools (Summer)

  26. Institute Objectives Leading Students into the 21st Century 2. To develop the leadership skills necessary to transform current schools into 21st century schools (Fall)

  27. Institute Objectives Leading Students into the 21st Century 3. To develop the skills of strategic planning and school improvement (Spring)

  28. Institute Objectives Leading Students into the 21st Century 4.Develop pride and a sense of efficacy regarding the importance of the principalship in developing 21st century schools (All Year)

  29. Institute Objectives Leading Students into the 21st Century 5.To create a networking and support system for school leaders comprised of colleagues, experts and WVDE staff. (All Year)

  30. Institute Objectives Leading Students into the 21st Century 6.To develop knowledge and skills related to the use of 21st century technology tools. (All Year)

  31. WHY 21ST CENTURY LEARNING?… THE BACKGROUND Leading Students into the 21st Century

  32. Background Leading Students into the 21st Century West Virginia was the second state in the nation selected as a member of the Partnership for 21st Century Skills.

  33. WHO IS THE PARTNERSHIP? WHY WAS IT FORMED? Leading Students into the 21st Century

  34. Leading Students into the 21st Century This Partnership represents a coalition among Governor Joe Manchin III, the West Virginia Legislature, the West Virginia Board of Education, the West Virginia Department of Education, key businesses, WVEA and AFT.

  35. 21st Century PartnershipStrategic National Partners Leading Students into the 21st Century

  36. Leading Students into the 21st Century This places West Virginia in the enviable but challenging position of leading national education reform.

  37. Introduction To 21st Century Frameworks and Overview of Agenda Michele Blatt Office of Leadership Development Leading Students into the 21st Century

  38. WHAT’S A FRAMEWORK? Leading Students into the 21st Century A broad overview of the practices and processes used by high Performing 21st century schools

  39. Leading Students into the 21st Century “Everyone in the education family has an important role; to be effective, we must define those roles and make sure they come together in the best interest of our kids.” -Dr. Steven Paine

  40. 21st CENTURY GRADUATES FRAMEWORK FOR 21ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY CLASSROOMS FRAMEWORK FOR 21ST CENTURY MIDDLE LEVEL CLASSROOMS FRAMEWORK FOR 21ST CENTURY HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOMS FRAMEWORK FOR FOR 21ST CENTURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FRAMEWORK FOR 21ST CENTURY MIDDLE LEVEL SCHOOLS FRAMEWORK FOR FOR 21ST CENTURY HIGH SCHOOLS FRAMEWORK FOR 21st CENTURY SCHOOL SYSTEMS

  41. Leading Students into the 21st Century A LOOK AT THE FRAMEWORK SECTIONS…

  42. Framework Overview Graduates Prepared for the 21st Century

  43. The Frameworks are the basis of the Institute Curriculum Leading Students into the 21st Century

  44. A Look at the Agenda… Day 1-2 Urgency for Change Day 2-3 School Culture Day 3 Effective Schools Day 4 Curriculum Day 5 Instruction Day 6 Student Support Leading Students into the 21st Century

  45. Introduction of Opening Speaker Leading Students into the 21st Century Joanne Hines Programmatic Staff

  46. “Leaving Your Thumb Print” Leading Students into the 21st Century Jerry Valentine, Middle Level Critical Friend

  47. “A Gift of Belief in YOU” Leading Students into the 21st Century

  48. Leading Students into the 21st Century

  49. Leading Students into the 21st Century Where there is no vision the people perish. Proverbs 29:18

  50. Leading Students into the 21st Century We the people elect leaders not to rule but to serve. Dwight D. Eisenhower

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