2015 Year End Results One | 页面 53

WVUSD: 2014-2015 Year-End Results __________________________________________________________________________________________________
Strengthening Relationships Challenges
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Diversity training
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Volunteer diversification
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Connecting with community
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Openness
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Negotiations
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Restoration of Positions
o Maintaining at High Level
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Class Size Reduction by 2021
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Communication
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Diversity – Parents, Students
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Customer Service
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Speed of response between HR and CSEA and PC Commission
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Speed of response between DEC and sites and vice versa
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Time
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Additional responsibilities that trickle down when added to responsibilities from / to
the site leaves administrators feeling crushed
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Certificated and classified evaluations
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Finding enough subs( certificated and classified) – need to build capacity in HR for
more than one person to know process / cross train
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Lack of transportation resources to meet the needs of each site
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Time and timely – response to site needs
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Communicating with staff
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Negotiations bring new challenges
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Bond – whole district vs. site( good for all)
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Maintaining relationships with ever changing expectations( i. e. – parent portal)
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BTSA communication with principals
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Time to address concerns at Principals’ Meetings
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Create the expectation that teachers will observe each other( best practices)
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Site support for SPED( ASD, ASDI)
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Elimination of early morning staff meetings
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Time to develop relationships
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Expanding opportunities for community involvement
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Relationship with union – expense of students and admin *
o Kids 1 st → teachers 1 st( example – AM duty)
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Time – especially next year; no PD days
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Collaborating with principals
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Vertical articulation K-12
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Relationship and services
Childcare and SPED
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Providing appropriate, timely, meaningful training for classified personnel
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PBIS for staff – enhance positive communications between / among staffs, offices,
all personnel
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