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Dr. Deonn Stone Lead PL Coach/Induction Specialist Mary Kaye Aikens, Ed.S Interim Senior Director of Professional Learning and Employee Development Dr. Michele Fox Teacher Quality Specialist/Induction Specialist Theresa Lawton Administrative Secretary Cheryl Morrison Professional Learning Clerk Angel Deloach Classified Professional Learning Specialist Shavondra Ceasar Professional Learning Coach Dr. Shawn Stewart Professional Learning Coach Michelle Longaberger Professional Learning Coach Tomeka Barron Professional Learning Coach Aviva Rice Professional Learning Coach

PROFESSIONAL LEARNING AND EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT Vision Working Together through Professional Learning to Support and Serve Every Learner Mission Our Mission is to continuously improve the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System s capacity to provide students with standards-based, content rich, engaging school work everyday. We will accomplish this mission through a comprehensive professional learning program designed to build leadership skills and knowledge to provide support for both certified and classified personnel.

STANDARDS FOR PROFESSIONAL LEARNING Professional Learning that increses educator effectiveness and results for all students Standards for Professional Learning outline the characteristics of professional learning that leads to effective teaching practices, supportive leadership, and improved student results. Learning Communities Professional learning that increases educator effectiveness and results for all students occurs within learning communities committed to continuous improvement, collective responsibility, and goal alignment. Leadership Professional learning that increases educator effectiveness and results for all students requires skillful leaders who develop capacity, advocate, and create support systems for professional learning. Resources Professional learning that increases educator effectiveness and results for all students requires prioritizing, monitoring, and coordinating resources for educator learning. Data Professional learning that increases educator effectiveness and results for all students uses a variety of sources and types of student, educator, and system data to plan, assess, and evaluate professional learning. Learning Designs Professional learning that increases educator effectiveness and results for all students integrates theories, research, and models of human learning to achieve its intended outcomes. Implementation Professional learning that increases educator effectiveness and results for all students applies research on change and sustains support for implementation of professional learning for long term change. Outcomes Professional learning that increases educator effectiveness and results for all students aligns its outcomes with educator performance and student curriculum standards.

Managing and storing professional learning records for all employees in our school district (Electronic Registrar Online) Electronic Registrar Online allows an organization to track registrants through the entire staff development process: registration, attendance, and reporting. Registration and course inquiries can be performed to generate reports such as: Registrant attendance history, transcripts rosters, sign-in sheets, and certificates.. Managing/storing professional learning records for all employees in the school district/ero (Electronic Registrar Online) WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE 5,441 5,963 3 1:1988

NEW TEACHER ORIENTATION The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System, New Teacher Orientation (three-day district level orientation and two-day school level orientation) is developed for new teachers to prepare them for the demands of the profession and familiarize them with their roles in the SCCPSS. The state requires school districts to develop and implement teacher and principal induction programs. A comprehensive induction program is a combination of mentoring, professional learning and support to include formal assessment for new teachers during at least their first three years of teaching. WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE NEW TEACHER ORIENTATION 312 463 8 1:59 LEARNING DESIGNS

THRIVE! FOR INDUCTION-PHASE TEACHERS (0-3 YEARS) To assist teachers new to the profession who have zero to three years of experience, a viable and robust induction program is managed and implemented by district Induction Specialists. Induction is a comprehensive process of sustained training and support for new teachers. Induction support is available at the school and district levels. Teachers participate in THRIVE 1, 2, and 3 professional development throughout the school year. Induction teachers receive additional support and training from their school site coordinators, mentors and buddies. LEARNING DESIGNS WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE THRIVE for INDUCTION PHASE TEACHERS (0-3 YEARS) 666 696 8 1:87

ACCELERATED TEACHER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM The Savannah-Chatham County Public School System (SCCPSS) has made a commitment to teacher leader development. At the school level, SCCPSS teacher leaders assume a wide range of roles to support school and student success. Whether these roles are assigned formally or shared informally, they build the entire school's capacity to shape the culture of the school, improve student learning, and influence instructional practice. The Accelerated Teacher Leadership Program (ATLP) is implemented during a five month period each school year. Principals recommend teacher leaders from the school level to their respective Executive Directors. Executive Directors select a cohort of 30 teacher leader candidates from across all levels each school year. WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE ACCELERATED TEACHER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM 29 30 8 1:4 LEADERSHIP LEARNING DESIGNS

AP LEADERSHIP FORUM PLC Assistant principals participate in tiered professional development which is made up of three cohorts. Cohorts are established based on the number of years of experience (0 3+ years) for assistant principals. The tiered professional learning is offered in monthly PLCs and addresses instructional, operational and management practices that focus on leadership development and school improvement. WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE AP LEADERSHIP FORUM PLC 68 68 3 1:23 LEADERSHIP LEARNING DESIGNS

ASPIRING PRINCIPAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM Assistant principals participate in three cohorts. Cohorts are established based on the number of years of experience for assistant principals with 0 3 or more years of experience. The tiered professional learning experience will address instructional, operational and management practices that focus on leadership development. Assistant principals who are in their 3 rd year or others who have 3 or more years of experience will be eligible to participate in the Aspiring Principals Leadership Program. Modules are offered to provide opportunities for extensive leadership development, mock interview simulation experiences and other choice sessions to strengthen particular areas in which they wish to grow professionally. WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE ASPIRING PRINCIPAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM 24 22 3 1:7 LEADERSHIP LEARNING DESIGNS

PRINCIPAL INDUCTION PROGRAM (0-3 YEARS) It is the job of the principal to create high expectations for all learners in their respective buildings and in their entire school communities. Because principal leadership is a strong factor in school improvement, student achievement, and academic progress; the Principal Induction Program is designed to build new principal capacity with three big goals in mind: acclimate new administrators to their roles as building leaders, provide effective feedback and create thriving school cultures that positively impact teacher effectiveness, and student learning thus closing the achievement gap. The Principal Induction Program (PIP) has three cohorts for principals that are based on their years of experience (0 3+ years). The PIP leadership program is a tiered professional learning experience program that addresses Leadership Standards identified in the Leader Keys Effectiveness System (LKES). WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE PRINCIPAL INDUCTION PROGRAM (0-3 YEARS) 25 17 3 1:6 LEADERSHIP LEARNING DESIGNS

TEACHER MENTORS A mentor is highly committed to supporting the personal growth of the induction phase teacher. The mentor provides guidance, shares knowledge and experiences, and supports the induction phase teacher in making a positive impact on student growth and achievement. WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE TEACHER MENTORS 354 410 3 1:137 LEARNING DESIGNS

PRINCIPAL MENTORS A mentor is highly committed to supporting the personal growth of the induction phase principal. The mentor provides guidance, shares knowledge and experiences, and supports the induction phase principal in making a positive impact on student growth and achievement. WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE PRINCIPAL MENTORS 11 17 3 1:6 LEADERSHIP LEARNING DESIGNS

IN4T TEACHER ACADEMY The IN4T Teacher Academy is specialized; differentiated professional support for educators entering into the Savannah- Chatham County Public School System (SCCPSS) with limited to no teaching experience. Teachers with an Induction Pathway 4 Certificate hold a bachelor s degree, have met GACE testing requirements, and are enrolled in an approved non-traditional program leading to initial certification. Support provided to IN4T teachers include one-on-one coaching, mentoring, and Success Meetings focused on pedagogy, classroom management, and student achievement. Training is available to IN4 Teachers prior to their first day in the classroom to prepare them prior to their first day as a teacher. S WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE IN4T 0 200 8 1:25 Standards for Professional Learning/Learning Forward Learning Communities Leadership Resources Data Learning Designs Implementation Outcomes

MONITORING REMEDIATION PLANS FOR IN4T TEACHERS LEAs (Local Education Agency) are required to develop a remediation plan for each teacher who holds an IN4T (Induction Pathway 4) certificate. The remediation plan should be developed in collaboration with the teacher, the principal and human resources personnel (Teacher Quality Specialist). Written documentation indicating the progress made by each teacher must be maintained by the LEA. WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE MONITORING REMEDIATION PLANS FOR IN4T TEACHERS 148 200 1 1:200

DISTRICT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY District Leaders are entering their roles with varying levels of job specific expertise, and different degrees of leadership experience. Their participation in the District Leadership Academy will allow them to network with other managers, personally assess their individual leadership skills, determine areas needing improvement, gain opportunities for professional growth, and provide a forum where they can participate in a series of face-to-face and on-line strategically designed leadership sessions-developed based on the input they have provided.. Chris Mercer 2016 DLA Graduate Bettina Tate 2016 DLA Graduate Shelly Foster 2016 DLA Graduate Ronald Aikens 2016 DLA Graduate Launa Chamberlin 2016 DLA Graduate DISTRICT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 21 STARTS IN JANUARY WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE 4 1:5 LEADERSHIP

INTERNATIONAL TEACHER ACADEMY The International Teacher Academy is specialized; differentiated professional support for international educators in the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System (SCCPSS). It focuses on culture, communication, classroom management, and other topics unique to teachers with an international educational background. Educators participating in the International Teacher Academy are provided mentors within their content areas, participate in culturally responsive Professional Learning Communities, and THRIVE! S WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE International Teacher Academy 31 28 4 1:7 Standards for Professional Learning/Learning Forward Learning Communities Leadership Resources Data Learning Designs Implementation Outcomes

CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT Research has shown us that teachers' actions in their classrooms have twice the impact on student achievement as do school policies regarding curriculum, assessment, staff collegiality, and community involvement (Marzano, 2003a). We also know that one of the classroom teacher's most important jobs is managing the classroom effectively. The Professional Learning Department comprehensively targets classroom management teacher-led Professional Learning Communities, training, one-on-one coaching, and ongoing research. S WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE International Teacher Academy 31 28 4 1:7 Standards for Professional Learning/Learning Forward Learning Communities Leadership Resources Data Learning Designs Implementation Outcomes

TEACHER KEYS EFFECTIVENESS SYSTEM ORIENTATION This training will provide new teachers with an overview of the current evaluation system used in the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. New teachers will take an assessment to ensure they understand the components of TKES. Score and certificate will be sent to the new teacher and their school principal. Credit for successful completers will be placed on their ERO (Electronic Registrar Online) transcript for two hours of credit. WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE TEACHER KEYS EFFECTIVENESS SYSTEM ORIENTATION 469 25 3 1:8

NEW EMPLOYEE ONBOARDING New Employee Onboarding is the process by which new hires are introduced to the mission/vision and job expectations of the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. Onboarding also helps new employees see how their role fits into the larger organization and contributes to its success. We instill a spirit of customer service, team work and pride. Professional Learning promotes awareness of tools and resources for career management and work life effectiveness. The goals for New Employee Onboarding is to equip new employees with resources and to reduce employee turnover. S WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE NEW EMPLOYEE ONBOARDING Did not have in 3,613 2 1:1807 LEADERSHIP

SECRETARY TRAINING Secretary Training strengthens the technical, administrative and communication skills of our secretaries by providing tangible resources they can use immediately. These sessions present the latest technologies to connect, support, and coordinate events. Secretaries are provided with the most up to date reports from our Payroll, Purchasing, Human Resources, Accounts Payable, Transportation and Maintenance Departments. The goal is to make sure secretaries are equipped with the resources needed to be successful coordinating events, processing documents, communicating with employees, students, parents and other stakeholders. S WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE SECRETARY TRAINING 76 140 1 1:140 LEADERSHIP

PARAPROFESSIONAL TRAINING First District RESA requires that all new paraprofessionals within the first year of employment complete New Paraprofessionals Training. This series of trainings are designed to inform and strengthen paraprofessionals in their new roles in the classroom. This series consists of: 1) Roles and Responsibilities, 2) Classroom Management, 3) Engaging the Learner, 4) Helping Students with Reading and 5) Helping Students with Math. Upon completion of this series of trainings, paraprofessionals will have strategies they can start utilizing immediately. S WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE PARAPROFESSIONAL TRAINING 592 565 1 1:565 LEADERSHIP

GEORGIA ASSESSMENTS FOR THE CERTIFICATION OF EDUCATORS TESTING SITE AT WHITNEY COMPLEX This assessment is taken by prospective paraprofessionals to demonstrate they are knowledgeable in reading, writing, and mathematics, and that they are capable of assisting in classroom instruction. WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE GACE TESTING FOR PROSPECTIVE PARAPROFESSIONALS 106 72 2 1:36

SCHOOL BUS/TRANSPORTATION PERSONNEL TRAINING Georgia Department of Education Pupil Transportation Division requires that School Bus/Transportation Personnel engage in training annually. The Classified Training Schedule is used in part to provide transportation personnel with customer service, interpersonal skills, and time management training as requested via the department. Over 550 new transportation employees were trained at the beginning of the 2016-2017 school year. S WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE SCHOOL BUS/TRANSPORTATION PERSONNEL TRAINING 0 504 1 1:504

CUSTODIAL WORKER TRAINING Workshops have been designed to address the training needs of those working in Custodial Worker positions. Custodial Workers are provided with on the job training (OJT) and in-service training. The goal of in-service training is for each custodian to develop the knowledge and skills required to perform any procedure and operate all equipment used at their school. In-service training provides the means for custodial workers to acquire additional knowledge and skills to improve upon existing skills and obtain updated information and instructions. The in-service trainings consist of Customer Service, The Art of Resolving Conflict and Confrontation, and Improving Interpersonal Skills. S WHO PROVIDE THIS SERVICE CUSTODIAL TRAINING 199 190 1 1:190 STANDARDS FOR PROFESSIONAL /LEARNING FORWARD

SAVANNAH-CHATHAM COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL LEARNING AND EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT 2 LAURA STREET SAVANNAH, GA. 31404 OFFICE: 395-5573 FAX: 201-2406 SCHOOL DISTRICT MISSION: To ignite a passion for learning and teaching at high levels. SCHOOL DISTRICT VISION: From school to the world: All students prepared for productive futures. Dr. Thomas B. Lockamy Superintendent of Schools Dr. M. Ann Levett Deputy Superintendent/Chief Academic Officer School Board Members Jolene Byrne, President Julie M. Wade, District 1 Dr. Dionne L. Hoskins, District 2 Cornelia H. Hall, District 3 Shawn A. Kachmar, District 4 Irene G. Hines, District 5 Larry Lower, District 6 Michael Johnson, District 7 Ruby D. Jones, District 8