Required SWP Components Must Be in All Schoolwide Plans所需的SWP组件必须在有学校的计划.pptVIP

Title I Schoolwide Programs (SWP) Why Schoolwide? Flexibility Purpose: to provide schools with high percentages of at-risk children* the flexibility to implement a comprehensive program to increase the academic success of all students, particularly those furthest from meeting high academic standards. * i.e., in the first year of SWP, serves an eligible school attendance area in which 40 % of the children are from low-income families, or 40 % of students enrolled in the school are from such families SWP Flexibility: How? Interventions can be offered for all students - not just those meeting eligibility criteria Federal, State and local funds can be consolidated** for maximum effectiveness if criteria are met ** Consolidation can be conceptual, i.e., funding stream accounting can remain separate 10 Required Schoolwide Plan Components Comprehensive Needs Assessment Schoolwide Reform Strategies Instruction By Highly Qualified Teachers High Quality Ongoing Professional Development Strategies to Attract High Quality Highly Qualified Teachers to High Needs Schools Strategies to Increase Parental Involvement Transition Plans to Assist Preschool Children from Early Childhood Programs to Elementary School Programs Measures to Include Teachers in Decisions Regarding the Use of Academic Assessments (selection of appropriate assessments, collection of data and its use to inform instruction) Activities to Ensure that Students Who Experience Difficulty Attaining Proficiency Receive Effective and Timely Additional Assistance Coordination and Integration of State, Federal, and Local Services and Programs 10 Required SWP ComponentsMust Be in All Schoolwide Plans The Schoolwide Plan (SWP) can be incorporated into another school plan BUT ONLY IF All Required SWP Components are EXPLICITLY and Adequately Addressed Adequately = with strategies for carrying out each SWP component SWP Component Descriptions Commonly Missing from CEPs/SIPs but