Priority Schools Bureau
Collaborating with schools to provide support and assistance for student achievement
School Improvement Framework (September 2009)
New Mexico Coalition for School Administrators
2009-2010 Conference
CLASS: System of Support for Schools & Districts
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Presentations
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School Improvement Funds Allocation RFIs
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Educational Plan for Student Success (EPSS)
Templates, tools and training documents, updated for 2009-2010
District and School EPSS Submission Dates
1st Draft EPSS: |
June 14 |
Final Draft EPSS: |
November 3 (with current NMSBA data) |
School Revisions: |
2 weeks after each Short Cycle Assessment |
District Revisions: |
2 weeks after each Semester ends |
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Alternative Governance Plan Addendum
January 2010 Letter to Superintendents RE: AGP
Claiming Opportunities to Improve Systems and Services for English Language Learners
NMABE Presentation - January 29, 2009
Archives
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Documents for download
Best Practices Guide for Parent and Community Involvement
Links to additional resources
AYP 2009
AYP represents the annual academic proficiency targets in reading and math that the state, school districts and schools must reach to be
considered on track with the federally mandated goal of 100% proficiency by school year 2013-14
What Works Clearinghouse
Education Intervention
Institute of Education Sciences / US Department of Education
Instructional Strategies
The Access Center: Improving Outcomes for All Students K-8
Research and resources
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Public Education Department Vision
A world-class educational system in which all New Mexico students are prepared to succeed in a diverse and ever increasingly complex world.
Public Education Department Mission
To provide leadership, technical assistance and quality assurance to improve performance for all students and close the achievement gap.
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Priority Schools Bureau Mission
To support and assist schools through collaboration to improve the achievement of all students.
Priority Schools Bureau Goal
All New Mexico schools will make Adequate Yearly Progress by 2014.
Priority Schools Bureau Objective
To provide professional development and technical assistance for teachers and administrators to significantly advance student achievement through a systems approach for continuous improvement.
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