Converse 2 Special Education Director Evaluation Crosswalk to the Wyoming Education Leader Standards

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Converse 2 Special Education Director Evaluation 2017-2018 Crosswalk to the Wyoming Education Leader Standards To demonstrate alignment to the Wyoming Education Leader Standards, a system must 1) demonstrate alignment to a majority of the elements within each standard, 2) be aligned to Standard I ( Clear and Consistent Focus on Maximizing the Learning and Growth of All Students ), and 3) align to five of the six remaining standards. Based upon this crosswalk, the Converse 2 Special Education Director Evaluation 2017-2018 demonstrated alignment to five of the seven Wyoming Education Leader Standards. Using these criteria, the review team concluded that the Converse 2 Special Education Director Evaluation 2017-2018 is not aligned to the Wyoming Education Leader Standards. Please see Table 1 for an overview of the crosswalk and Table 2 for details of the crosswalk between the Converse 2 Special Education Director Evaluation 2017-2018 and the Wyoming Education Leader Standards. Table 1. Crosswalk Overview Standard Number of Elements Aligned Standard Aligned/Not Aligned Standard 1 3/8 Not Aligned Standard 2 4/6 Aligned Standard 3 5/7 Aligned Standard 4 1/4 Not Aligned Standard 5 4/6 Aligned Standard 6 3/4 Aligned Standard 7 4/5 Aligned Table 2. Detailed Converse 2 Special Education Director Evaluation 2017-2018 Crosswalk to Wyoming Education Leader Standards Wyoming Education Leader Standards Converse 2 Special Education Director Evaluation 2017-2018 Standard 1 - Clear and Consistent Focus on Maximizing the Learning and Growth of All Students Key Element A. In collaboration with others and in alignment with district strategic priorities, use appropriate data to establish rigorous, concrete goals in the context of student achievement and instructional programing. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (b) Establishes clear goals for the department, keeps the department focused on the goals and

Key Element B. Ensure the alignment of the assessments to district identified prioritized standards used to track student growth and achievement over time. Key Element C. Use multiple data measures appropriately within the technical limitations to monitor students progress toward learning objectives to improve instruction. encourages the department to work toward continuous improvement. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (b) Establishes clear goals for the department, keeps the department focused on the goals and encourages the department to work toward continuous improvement. Key Element D. Ensure a system of accountability for students academic success and career readiness. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (b**) Communicates and operates from strong ideals and beliefs about continuous improvement in learning and teaching. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (e) Is knowledgeable and shares information about current practices and their impact on student learning, including; Adequate Yearly Progress and WDE Special Programs Performance Indicators. Key Element E. Develop and maintain longitudinal data and communication systems to deliver actionable information for district, school, and classroom improvement. Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (b) Ensures curriculum, instruction, and assessment practices meet the needs and requirements of students with special needs. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (b**) Communicates and operates from strong ideals and beliefs about continuous improvement in learning and teaching. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (g) Directs the special services program in a manner that supports the DIstrict s mission.

Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (d) Provides staff with timely updates and interpretation of new and existing policies, procedures, and legislation affecting classroom instruction relating to special education. Key Element F. Lead the implementation of a high-quality student support and assessment system. Key Element G. Ensure high expectations for achievement, growth and equity in opportunities for all students. Key Element H. Work with staff to evaluate and use data to improve student achievement. Standard 2 - Instructional and Assessment Leadership Key Element A. Focus on student learning by leading the implementation of a rigorous, relevant and prioritized curriculum and assessment system. Key Element B. Work collaboratively to implement a common instructional framework that: Aligns curriculum with teaching, assessment, and learning AND Guides teacher conversation, practice, observation, evaluation, and feedback. Key Element C. Recognize a full range of pedagogy and monitor the impact of instruction. Descriptor 4: Teamwork: (f) Seeks to improve the special services program. Descriptor 5 Professional Development Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (b) Ensures curriculum, instruction, and assessment practices meet the needs and requirements of students with special needs. Descriptor 5: Professional Development: (b) Seeks out opportunities in assisting other educators and provides appropriate staff and parent training. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (e) Is knowledgeable and shares information about current practices and their impact on student learning, including; Adequate Yearly Progress and WDE Special Programs Performance Indicators. Descriptor 4: Teamwork: (f) Seeks to improve the special services program.

Key Element D. Ensure that there is differentiation, personalization, intellectual stimulation, collaboration, authenticity, and recognition of student strengths in instructional practice. Key Element E. Promote the effective uses of technology to support teaching and learning. Key Element F. Ensure the use of formative assessment data to inform instruction. Standard 3 - Developing and Supporting a Learning Organization Key Element A. Effectively lead the implementation of a high-quality educator support and evaluation system that advances the professional growth of their staff. Key Element B. Have a solid understanding of adult learning and ensure that all adults have the knowledge, skills, and dispositions necessary to promote student success. Key Element C. Create and/or support collaborative learning organizations to foster improvements in teacher practices and student learning. Key Element D. Guide implementation of improvement initiatives and provide the time and support for these initiatives to achieve desired outcomes. Key Element E. Lead the evaluation of new and existing programs as part of a continuous improvement process. Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (b) Ensures curriculum, instruction, and assessment practices meet the needs and requirements of students with special needs. Descriptor 5 Professional Development Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (e) Provides guidance and training necessary for staff to complete IEP and evaluation processes in a compliant manner. Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (f) Provides teachers and staff with the materials and professional development necessary to execute their jobs. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (f) Manages appropriate resources, time and priorities to ensure all requirements of IDEA are followed. Descriptor 5: Professional Development: (c) Keeps abreast of developments related to the job and uses this information to enhance personal performance/advancement to the benefit of school and district initiatives. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (b) Establishes clear goals for the department, keeps the department focused on the goals and encourages the department to work toward continuous improvement.

Key Element F. Cultivate the ability of teachers and other members of the community to become leaders by providing assistance and leadership opportunities. Key Element G. Facilitate high functioning groups of faculty and staff. Standard 4 - Vision, Mission, and Culture Key Element A. Use relevant data and collaborate with members of the school, district, and community to create and endorse a vision for the achievement of every student. Key Element B. Articulate, advocate, and cultivate core values that define the school s and district s culture. Key Element C. Create and maintain a positive climate with a trusting, safe environment that promotes effective student learning and adult practice. Key Element D. Collaboratively evaluate the mission and vision, modifying them based on changing intentions, opportunities, demands, and positions of students, staff, and community. Standard 5 - Efficient and Effective Management Key Element A. Recruit, hire, support, develop, and retain effective teachers and other professional staff and form them into an effective team. Key Element B. Facilitate the adaptation and monitoring of operational systems and processes to ensure a high-performing organization that includes clear expectations, structures, rules, and procedures for effective and efficient operations focused on high-quality teaching and learning. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (b**) Communicates and operates from strong ideals and beliefs about continuous improvement in learning and teaching. Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (g) Disseminates information to teachers regarding accommodations, modifications, services, and behavior issues specific to the IEP. Descriptor 4: Teamwork: (c) Collaborates with teachers in important decisions affecting them. Descriptor 4: Teamwork: (d) Uses effective group process and consensus building skills when working with staff on problem-solving activities. Descriptor 5 Professional Development Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (a) Establishes a set of operating procedures and routines that the teachers understand and follow.

Key Element C. Limit the number of initiatives and ensure that whatever programs and strategies are implemented in their school and district are supported by the best research available and are aligned to school and district plans. Key Element D. Use appropriate strategies to guide their organizations through change (e.g. first- and second-order change strategies). Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (d) Provides staff with timely updates and interpretation of new and existing policies, procedures, and legislation affecting classroom instruction relating to special education. Descriptor 5: Professional Development: (c) Keeps abreast of developments related to the job and uses this information to enhance personal performance/advancement to the benefit of school and district initiatives. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (f) Manages appropriate resources, time and priorities to ensure all requirements of IDEA are followed. Key Element E. Support the learning of all students by appropriating and regulating monetary, human and material supplies, time, equipment, technology, and alliances with school and district goals. Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (f) Provides teachers and staff with the materials and professional development necessary to execute their jobs. Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (j) Ensure that budget and spending procedures are followed and communicated to staff. Key Element F. Ensure the expectation that students, staff, and the school anddistrict operate within the guidelines of federal, state, and local laws, policies, regulations, and statutory requirements. Standard 6 - Ethics and Professionalism Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (k) Ensures that principals and other administrators are involved and informed about the special education program, rules and regulations, and budget information. Descriptor 1: Leadership: (d) Demonstrates knowledge of the laws and regulations affecting special education along with professional standards and practices. Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (k) Ensures that principals and other administrators are involved and informed about the special education program, rules and regulations, and budget information. Descriptor 3 Communication with Stakeholders

Key Element A. Lead with integrity Key Element B. Establish a culture in which ethical behavior is expected and practiced by all faculty, staff, students, and volunteers. Descriptor 4: Teamwork: (b) Works professionally with school/district administration, staff, parents, and other agencies. Descriptor 4: Teamwork: (e) Participates in school or district committees, job-related meetings and activities, and performs assigned duties effectively. Key Element C. Contribute to district and state initiatives. Descriptor 4: Teamwork: (f) Seeks to improve the special services program. Key Element D. Evaluate the potential ethical, legal, and precedent-setting consequences of decision-making. Standard 7 - Communication and Community Engagement Key Element A. Advocate and effectively communicate with a range of stakeholders, from students and teachers to parents and members of the larger community, including media, to advance the organization s vision and mission. Key Element B. Implement and maintain policies to establish working relationships with the community and media to garner support and build consensus for school anddistrict goals. Descriptor 4: Teamwork: (g) Is visible throughout the district and in the classrooms. Descriptor 3: Communication with Stakeholders: (g) Keeps superintendent informed of concerns and the potential for problematic situations. Descriptor 3 Communication with Stakeholders Descriptor 1: Leadership: (a) Engages in activities ensuring the district s vision and mission are effectively communicated to staff, parents, students and community. Descriptor 3: Communication with Stakeholders: (a) Ensures there is appropriate communication between the district and parents with relation to students' behavior, achievement, school, and community resources Descriptor 3: Communication with Stakeholders: (b) Serves as a liaison between community agencies (such as the Department of Family Services, advocacy staff, physicians, etc.) and the district.

Descriptor 3: Communication with Stakeholders: (a) Ensures there is appropriate communication between the district and parents with relation to students' behavior, achievement, school, and community resources Key Element C. Use community engagement efforts to identify and share successes and to address challenges for the benefit of students. Descriptor 3: Communication with Stakeholders: (b) Serves as a liaison between community agencies (such as the Department of Family Services, advocacy staff, physicians, etc.) and the district. Descriptor 3: Communication with Stakeholders: (c) Is an advocate and spokesperson for the district to all stakeholders. Descriptor 2: Managing IDEA Procedures: (c) Maintains effective working relationships with parents, teachers, administrators (including supervisor), community members, agencies, and others. Key Element D. Are easily approached, available, and inviting to students, staff, and community. Descriptor 3: Communication with Stakeholders: (c) Is an advocate and spokesperson for the district to all stakeholders. Key Element E. Are intentional about considering improvement ideas from outside the school system. Descriptor 4: Teamwork: (c) Collaborates with teachers in important decisions affecting them.