SCHUOL DULLABDHATION CDLLEETIUE DCF Board Meeting February 5, 2019 $559 DETROIT Fuxa School Collaboration Collective SC2 2018 Recap a SC2 Cohort School Profiles a SC2 Year 1 Cohort Experience SSHOBL COLLABURRHUH COLLECTIVE oods aamss the dw without qua it schoo Vi .1 Many neighborhoods across the city without quality schools S?hooi Quality Lan?gaaoe in ?etm??i eek to address the speci?c needs of our Detroit Chiidren SCHOOL INVESTMENT We have a muEti? prenged investment approach fer seheols I '_dershap Development: Prowdmg _tegfc dire't?pn, candle: the mpamty qf-schp? - 3 apportto high .3 ncrease parental :nvofvementand _lmprovement??umaraund. opportunmes andp?rm ersta. addte?f :"stheeI5'En' . {ilproduae omwafar :1 EnraumentMammxzanon Inten?onalstrategla t9 ensure pp . to add more dassrooms anw'or gradesto . 51M and ?rmwares bu?dmpaaty . watchabre?nureseat focused - muesanentsta?wmeschools -- . . . a: wash for sahoa?s Development. Pray; rategrcic?rectron coachmgana? ali-Iisuppoft ft) high to f: Iii-Increase parental :nvaivementand :engagecammumtyleaders '1 1- -- .- :fEanment Intention ai strategres ta gensure f3}: fammes enrol! therrchud the? 3-333 5. . . Prowde and 5 Structures 3 '2 - that enable future s?at- focused mvestments to thrive o'i-N'ew . teams to. launch new H'schogfs .. Sd'mm pmve em wsu ave the greatest Empad SCHOOL INVESTMENT We have a muiti-pronged investmentappiroach far shchocis - ?Wm-Wha?mm amm I SCHOOL STRATEGY m?feren?isse? qua my seat Strategy 1 mmw?mm?wWwW SCHOOL INVESTMENT . mnge. ?west em schm?g . -. _'eprcartr 5r wlocafhigh n'd charters'thh prover: successfuimodefs raj; and art support to? high to Increase parental Involvementand to. add more and/or grades to I {New School: I . 3 . . teams to. 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The time to ether will be focused on building relationships, how to effectively lead change, an high-impact instructional leadership practices. (February? December) VESEES: - In small teams, participants will visit high-performing schools throughout the country. - Schools will be chosen based on identified areas of focus for SC2 members. (March December) ER EEARNE - Based on school needs,_instructional leadership team members will participate in summer learning experiences. This may include Unbound Ed?s Summer 2019 Standards Institute, 3 SC2 cohort experience, or other leadership conferences. (June ?Ju y) MAY UPDATE share magress SCHOOL COLLABORATION COLLECTIVE - Progress - Metrics 0 Early Learnings