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GEORGIA SCHOOL KEYS are… …what Georgia schools should know, do, and understand.

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GEORGIA SCHOOL KEYS are…

…what Georgiaschools shouldknow, do, andunderstand.

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GEORGIA SCHOOL KEYS

The Eight Strands or Standards :CurriculumAssessmentInstructionPlanning & OrganizationStudent, Family, & CommunityProfessional LearningLeadershipSchool Culture

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NOT ADDRESSED X

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EMERGENT X

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OPERATIONAL X

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FULLY OPERATIONAL X

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Principal “To Do” Checklist1. Confirm the dates of the school review and that no conflicts (including testing,special schools events, etc.) exist.2. As soon as possible, provide to GAPSS team leader the following documents,needed to prepare the team’s observation and interview schedules:• Map of the school (floor plan) with room numbers, teacher’s names, and gradelevels.• Copy of the master schedule that includes:

• All courses currently being offered• Faculty assignments• Bell schedules• Planning times• Lunch times• Special education teachers’ schedules• Master list of faculty (staff roster) and their assignments if not included on the

master schedule.3. Meet with the faculty to:• Inform them of the dates of the school review.• Inform them of the purpose and benefits of the review.• Inform them of the requirement that each certified faculty member complete the online staff survey.• Inform teachers that the current lesson/unit plan should be placed on a chair reserved for review team members during the classroom observations.

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4. The principal will also:• Before the visit, work with GAPSS team leaders to determine interview

roomlocations.• Secure a meeting room for the visiting team to gather throughout the

school dayand to store materials for the review process.• Notify the staff of the time and location of their small group interviews at

leastone week prior to the visit.• Schedule a ten minute faculty meeting the morning of the first day’s visit.• Plan the Principal’s Presentation, to be scheduled on the first day’s

visit.• Determine who, from the school/system, will attend the GAPSS SummaryMeeting to receive the results and recommendations.5. Complete / collect the following information and email to the review teamleader:• Most current School Improvement Plan• Completed School Profile (blank template provided by GaDOE)

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6. Place a copy of the following documents in the team workroom (only ifavailable):

• Most recent implementation progress check of the school’s comprehensive schoolreform model

• A list of special curriculum programs or alternative structuring by grade(Accelerated Reader, Saxon Math, SRA kits, looping, multi-age grouping, blockscheduling, inclusion classes, etc.)

• Sample curriculum maps or units & Lesson/Unit format or template• MINUTES: agendas for leadership team, department, and/or faculty

meetings – past six months• School Professional Learning Plan (unless included in the School

ImprovementPlan) including evaluation/monitoring process

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• Teacher Observation Forms• Overview of Mentoring Program• PTSA/School Council agenda, minutes, schedules, sign-in

sheets• Parent/community newsletters• Parent workshop documentation• List of community partners• Safety Plan• Homework policy• Make-up work policy• Behavior-management plan• Intervention documents

(Remediation/Enrichment/Acceleration/Pyramids of• Intervention) for school day, after-school, summer, extended

day/year, etc.• A copy of the Student Handbook if any of the items listed are

included

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Why is feedbacka good thing?

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Adapt!

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Plan!

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Prepare!

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