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WVUSD: 2014-2015 Year-End Results __________________________________________________________________________________________________  Leadership Development Challenges                                     Personnel – right seat on the bus Funding resources Minimize ego impact Finding extra time for staff development New Administration at Sites/Departments Leadership Opportunities for Up and Coming Leaders Grants to Fund Staff Development Empower Leaders at All Levels o Office Manager, Instructional Aide o Grade Level Leader PIVOT (hit and miss) Time/common time Opportunities for classified employees at Mini University Expand ‘car wash’ time Being off-site is difficult for site adm and teacher leaders Master calendar to coordinate when teachers will be off site Build the future but utilize our history/historians Time* Narrowing the focus - instructional focus (2-3 items) Creating schedules that allow share time Not overwhelming those “leaders” always called upon – “drying the well” Diversity of site leaders (same people called upon to lead) Proactive vs. reactive Administrative assistant/AP at elementary schools (assistance with IEPs) PD/Cognitive coaching (Deans, GLCs, SSRAs) Instructional Dean responsibilities impacts their own classroom instruction Marketing opportunities to staff Subs (especially long term) need CCSS training Balance site responsibilities with time for PD Time for collaboration Restoration of Instructional Dean position, 3rd SSRA (MS) More tech coaches – one per site? Pulling same teachers out for multiple initiatives = burnout Multiple events scheduled at same time Fulltime counselors at elementary Assistant Principal at elementary site Greater coordination of events, PD, trainings so we are not pulling staff at the same time and using same personnel Behavioral Specialists to guide decisions on students at risk behaviorally __________________ Walnut Valley Unified School District 52 __________________