Creating and Implementing a Shared Vision

What is a shared vision?(chapter 9; page 118)

Why is a shared vision important to continuous school improvement?

• To maintain the random acts of improvement.

• To create a school vision that is truly shared.

• Shared vision should become more important than your vision.

• To establish a focused act of improvement.

How can your staff create a shared vision?

If you were part of a committee to create a continuous school improvement plan for a turn-around school vision, which step is MOST important to visit first.....

• Reviewing the Data

• Setting Goals

• Arrange Strategies and Activities

• Establishing due dates.

• Determine Resources

To create a continuous school improvement plan while implementing your shared vision, which selection does NOT apply?(Figure L-1)

• Problem-Solving Cycle

• Look for Implication Commonalities

• Shared Vision

• Principal's Evaluation Plan

• Strength's, Challenges, Implications, and Other Data

Why are leadership, professional learning, and partnership development important to continuous school improvement and the continuous plan?

• Create the School Data profile

• Review of the continuous school improvement.

• Work together to help everyone on staff implement the vision

• Determine how to support staff during the administration of the screening assessments and the retrieval of results.