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This document summarizes the areas of focus for data teams at Benton High School for the 2011-2012 school year. It discusses common assessments, identifying student strengths and errors, instructional strategies, and differentiated instruction. It also outlines the roll out of the Project Connect digital learning initiative and tools for assessment, instruction, and data. Finally, it discusses building leadership and efficacy, including the leadership team, student government involvement, and speakers discussing how administrators at Benton support leadership growth.

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Spring Data Consult
2011-2012

Thursday, March 15, 12

Areas of Focus for 2011-2012
Data Teams
Common Assessments

Diagnosing Strengths/Errors

Instructional Strategies

Differentiated Instruction/Interventions

Project Connect: Digital Adventures
Schoolwires

Roll Out/Sustaining

Assessment, Instructional and Data Tools

Building Leadership and Efﬁcacy
Journey toward Excellence

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Student Congress/STUCO

Thursday, March 15, 12

Data Teams

The process of the data team
Formatting decisions (Google docs) for data
One study team per department
Fishbowl learning along the way
The summative learning from the process

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Algebra l
Benton HS Spring Data Consult
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Emily Johnson
Amy Fowler

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Algebra 1 Common Assessments
Understanding how to diagnose....

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Biology l
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Biology Data Team - BM2
Alex Paolillo Shawn Fowler Nicole Heiser

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Biology Data Team - BM3
Common Assessment

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English 2
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2011-2012

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English 2 (CA10) Data Team
Barbara Lafasciano
Amy Miller

Thursday, March 15, 12

English 2 Benchmark Data

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English 2 Data Teams
Post Test Data (Pre EOC Indicators)

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Government
Benton HS Spring Data Consult
2011-2012

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Government Data Team
TJ Shavnore
Bob Nash

Thursday, March 15, 12

Government S/E/I Data

Thursday, March 15, 12

Government Data Team
TJ Shavnore

Fall 2011 EOC Exam Results

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Project Connect
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Preparing...
Personal Instructional Pages
PowerTeacher
SchoolWires
Google Docs
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Rolling Out
Delivery
Unpacking
Data Tracking
Basic Skills

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Tools
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Assessment
Data

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Leadership & Efﬁcacy
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Thursday, March 15, 12

Leaders Speak
Amy Fowler: “After working in other buildings, Benton provides a supportive, instructional
environment where I feel like I can ask for improvement and get help. They challenge me to be an
instructional leader.”

Matt Tabor: “I’ve learned to value our school’s open door policy being accessible to students and
parents. The demands and expectations for leaders are great here, but I am challenged to achieve and
supported as I try. I feel like I am believed in both as a teacher and as a coach.”

Ronnie Knight: “Being challenged and offered the opportunity to grow in leadership has been
incredible for me. Instead of pointing ﬁngers and telling me what’s wrong, I am encouraged to
problem solve. I have a voice. I also feel I have constant backing from our administration. I am never
told ,’No” but always asked to consider other scenarios for more beneﬁcial solutions. This grows my
conﬁdence as a leader.”

Annie Roseberry: “I feel I have grown as a leader by being allowed to learn as an Admin Intern. I was
also encouraged and supported in trying to develop my program to ﬁght obesity. I have been able to
learn new aspects of the profession through hands on learning and able to test the waters of
administration.”

Michael Dial: “I have been given the opportunity to serve as Admin Intern. I’ve had deep, meaningful
conversations about school leadership issues that impact me and other staff members. I’ve been
encouraged to try new ideas...and the administration has served as mentors and references in my quest
to be an AP next year.”

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Student Leadership

STUCO -- Leadership Class
CAMP Congress
Nutrition
Safety
Teacher Spirit

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28. Leaders Speak Amy Fowler: “After working in other buildings, Benton provides a supportive, instructional environment where I feel like I can ask for improvement and get help. They challenge me to be an instructional leader.” Matt Tabor: “I’ve learned to value our school’s open door policy being accessible to students and parents. The demands and expectations for leaders are great here, but I am challenged to achieve and supported as I try. I feel like I am believed in both as a teacher and as a coach.” Ronnie Knight: “Being challenged and offered the opportunity to grow in leadership has been incredible for me. Instead of pointing fingers and telling me what’s wrong, I am encouraged to problem solve. I have a voice. I also feel I have constant backing from our administration. I am never told ,’No” but always asked to consider other scenarios for more beneficial solutions. This grows my confidence as a leader.” Annie Roseberry: “I feel I have grown as a leader by being allowed to learn as an Admin Intern. I was also encouraged and supported in trying to develop my program to fight obesity. I have been able to learn new aspects of the profession through hands on learning and able to test the waters of administration.” Michael Dial: “I have been given the opportunity to serve as Admin Intern. I’ve had deep, meaningful conversations about school leadership issues that impact me and other staff members. I’ve been encouraged to try new ideas...and the administration has served as mentors and references in my quest to be an AP next year.” Thursday, March 15, 12

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