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8/14/2019 New York City Public School Reform 2002 to 2008
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Team Tammany Hall
Representing NYC to the Fullest
Jason, Sarah and Jonathan
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Overview of NYC Schools
1.1 million students
1,400 public schools
500 elementary schools
450 middle schools
390 high schools
60 charter schools
$20 Billion Budget
33%
39%
14%
13%
1%
Students Demographics(2006)
Black
Latino
White
Asian/PacificIslander
Other
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Demographic Trend
Increasing ELL Student Enrollment
Currently at 143,000 ELL students
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History of the Children FirstInitiative Poor test scores and endemic corruption
State grants Mayor control in 2002
Consolidated community school districtsinto ten regions
Empowered Schools 2002 2003 restructured school system
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Children First Initiative
Empowerment
Accountability
Leadership
Theory of Action
If you empower school leaders closest to thestudents
Then they will make decisions that best meetstudent needs
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AccountabilityAccountability breeds response-ability. Stephen Covey
Mayoral and Chancellor Accountability
The division of Assessment &Accountability
Reciprocal Accountability
Children First Intensive
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Assessment Tools
Quality Reviews
Periodic Assessments
Annual Regents Exam
Achievement reporting and InnovationSystem (ARIS)
School Progress Reports
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LeadershipLeadership and learning are indispensable to each other. John F. Kennedy
Leadership Academy
Senior Achievement Facilitators (SAF)
School Support Organizations
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Indicators of Success
Are New York Public Schoolsimproving?
How are Bloomberg and Klein
performing in the context of thecorruption and mismanagement thatprecipitated mayoral takeover?
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Citywide MathematicsPerformance Results
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4 Year 4th Grade ReadingScores
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Citywide Reading PerformanceResults
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4 Year 4th Grade ReadingScores
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Graduation Rates By Ethnicity
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Graduation Rates (%)
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Major Successes
Took control of the situation, stabilizedthe school district politically andfinancially as a foundation for further
change Improved graduation rates and student
learning outcomes
Implemented and sustained systemicreform
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Strengths and WeaknessesStrengths Weaknesses
Not one size fit all
Differentiated Support
More resources to theclassroom
Strong political leaders
that can pull levers
Strong Assessment andAccountability Tools
ELLs lagging behind
Overly dependent onprincipals
Inexperienced learningorganizations
Sustainability?
Are these structural reformsimpacting the instructionalcore?
What will happen when
Bloomberg and Klein leave?
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Recommendations
1. Focus on English Language Learners School Report Card
LSOs and ELLs
2. Fine tune structure Student Report Card
Learning Support Organizations
Culture
Fair Student Funding
3. Increase Parental and Community Support Name Schools
Community voice/survey
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The End