School Improvement: From Plans to Performance Across K-12 Districts

Make informed school improvement investments and measure their impact on student learning

School improvement plans require district leaders to make difficult decisions about where to invest limited resources and how to determine whether those investments are working. In this edLeader Panel, presented in partnership with the edWeb.net professional learning community, education leaders discuss how to prioritize academic needs, coordinate federal funding, and implement interventions that address the needs of individual schools. Hear how Clarendon County School District in South Carolina changed its approach to measuring intervention effectiveness, along with strategies for involving educators and sustaining school improvement efforts.

District and school leaders who watch this session will become better able to:

• Identify academic priorities before committing school improvement funds
• Coordinate Title I and other federal funding sources to implement improvement strategies
• Establish districtwide intervention expectations while addressing individual school needs
• Evaluate academic interventions using evidence of skill mastery and student progress
• Involve educators in implementation and plan for long-term sustainability

Presenters:

• Will Krebs, Vice President of Government Relations, Edmentum
• Jill Owens, Instructional Technology Coach, Clarendon County School District
• Hillary Rinaldi, Vice President, Whiteboard Advisors

Earn a CE certificate for this webinar: 

• Earn continuing education (CE) credit by viewing the recording on edWeb.

Learn more about Edmentum's academic intervention programs.