Revised 3/ 2001

Attachment 4.1 

Attachment 4.3                                

NEW YORK STATE
COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM
OF
PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Plan Range:       to

Current Plan Year:

DISTRICT:

Building: (Required for Buffalo, NYC, Rochester, Syracuse, Yonkers)

Superintendent:
(Please type name)

 

_________________________________________________________________________
(Superintendent’s signature)

Contact Person:

Contact Telephone #:                                     E-mail address:

District CSPD Team Members:

Name:

Position:

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

The signature of the SETRC Training Specialist indicates that the plan is based on the integration/achievement data of students with disabilities. In addition, the signature indicates that the LEA has engaged in a process that has promoted the quality indicators named in the Personnel Quality Indicators Matrix.

SETRC Training Specialist: ________________________________ Date:
  
                                     (Signature)


 

SECTION I: END OF YEAR EVALUATION

Within the following narrative for each objective discuss the degree of improvement in achievement and/or integration for students with disabilities that occurred as a result of the previous school year’s personnel development. (Please be specific to each goal and each objective from the last year’s CSPD plan).

Long Term Goal:

Annual Goal 1:

Was the goal achieved?   ___ Yes  or ___ No

State the current level of performance for SWDs relative to this goal.

Objective 1:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):


Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

Objective 2:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):


Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

Objective 3:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):


Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

Long Term Goal:

Annual Goal 2:

Was the goal achieved? ____ Yes or ____ No

State the current level of performance for SWDs relative to this goal.

Objective 1:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):


Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

Objective 2:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):

 

Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

Objective 3:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):

 

Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

Long Term Goal:

Annual Goal 3:

Was the goal achieved? ____ Yes or ____ No

State the current level of performance for SWDs relative to this goal.

Objective 1:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):

 

Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

Objective 2:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):

 

Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

Objective 3:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):

 

Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

LONG TERM GOAL EVALUATION

This section is to be completed at the end of the last year of your Plan Range.

 Long Term Goal:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):

 

Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

 

Long Term Goal:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):

 

Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

 

Long Term Goal:

Narrative: (Summary of activities, barriers, & evidence of success):

 

Emerging Needs and Issues:

 

Next Steps:

 


SECTION II

PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT QUALITY INDICATORS (MATRIX)

 

PLANNING

CONTENT

DESIGN

CLIMATE/CULTURE

IMPLEMENTATION

EVALUATION

4

HIGH SUCCESS INDICATORS

Meaningful participation of all stakeholders in the development of a unified long-range personnel development plan tied to student performance

Content, skills, knowledge based on research relevant to district/building needs, associated with attainment of student performance aligned with the standards

Consistently uses a wide variety of delivery systems (i.e. strategies, formats, presentation models, and techniques) to meet the needs of the district personnel

Personnel development is recognized as a powerful change agent, administration serve as instructional leaders, mutual respect and collaboration at all levels

Opportunities for long-term follow-up (including data collection) for participants to practice skills and methodology presented throughout training, ongoing coaching and turnkey training, strong evidence of administrative support

Ongoing data collection and analysis linked to predetermined student performance consistent with unified personnel development plan, all stakeholders involved with evaluation and ongoing planning cycle

3

 

Group planning process results in CSPD plan identifying student performance and perceived staff needs

Context based on research and building needs but not associated with increase in student performance

 

Professional development training offers some opportunities for personnel to actively participate, with more than one follow-up session scheduled

 

Personnel development is valued in the district, some progress is evident in the areas of leadership and collaboration

Follow-up activities (technical assistance, discussion, participant sharing, etc.) are encouraged with administrative involvement

Student outcomes are evaluated but inconsistently used in relation to a unified personnel development plan

2

Plan developed by one person

 

 

 

Research or regulation driven without association to student performance

 

 

Opportunities limited, variety of delivery systems used, menu approach to training

Staff development is inconsistently available to staff

Follow-up is occasional and informal

 

 

 

 

Evaluations based on participant reaction to session

1

LOW SUCCESS
INDICATORS

Training topics selected as needed, and/or individual staff seek out staff development on their own. No stakeholder input

No obvious relationship of training to district needs or improvement in student performance

Single presentation using limited presentation models, often to fill an available time slot, one-time training

Staff development is not a priority

Limited opportunity to monitor and refine skills. Follow-up is driven by participant

 

 

 

Evaluation omitted


MATRIX SUMMARY FOR CURRENT PRACTICES

 AREA

SUCCESS
INDICATORS

NARRATIVE

Planning

..

.

Content 

. .

Design

 

. .

Climate/culture

. .

Implementation

 

 

.. .

Evaluation

 

 

. .

 


 

Attachment 4.3                                             SECTION III: DATA SUMMARY

 Students with Disabilities

STATE/VESID INDICATORS

STATE/ FEDERAL BENCH-MARK

DATA SOURCE

1998-1999

1999-2000

2000-2001

Actual #Students/ # Eligible

%

#SWDs taking Alternate Assessment

Actual #Students/ #Eligible

%

#SWDs
taking
Alternate
Assessment

Actual #Students/ # Eligible

%

#SWDs taking Alternate Assessment

  1. % of SWDs participating in the 4th Grade ELA

95%

School Report Card

.

. . . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs scoring 3 or 4 on the 4th Grade ELA

Annual yearly progress (TBA by Commissioner annually)

School Report Card

.

. . . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs participating in the 4th Grade Math State assessment

95%

School Report Card

 .

. . . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs scoring 3 or 4 on the 4th Grade Math

Annual yearly progress (TBA by Commissioner annually)

School Report Card

. . . . . . . .  
  1. % of SWDs participating in the 8th Grade ELA

95%

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs scoring 3 or 4 on the 8th Grade ELA

Annual yearly progress  (TBA by Commissioner annually)

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs participating in 8th Grade Math Sstate assessment

95%

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs scoring 3 or 4 on the 8th Grade ELA

Annual yearly progress (TBA by Commissioner annually)

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs with scores from 55 – 100 on Regents ELA

 

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of school-age SWDs in general education classrooms (80% - 100% of the school day)

Exceed national average (46.42% as of 1997-98*)

PD-4 (Section C, Report of All SWDs)

.

.

. . . . . . .
  1. % of preschool SWDs receiving special education services in integrated settings

Equal the % of school-age SWDs in integrated settings

PD-7
(Section A
Total of lines 5, 9, 11)

.

.

. . . . . . .
  1. % of school-age SWDs classified

Will decrease

PD-1; BEDS

.

.

. . . . . . .
  1. % of school-age SWDs receiving services in general education buildings

National Average (95.86% as of 1997-1998)

PD-4 (Section C Report of all SWDs #1)

.

.

. .

.

. . . .
  1. % of SWDs transitioning to Postsecondary education

Equal to nondisabled peers

PD-5 (Section B  Total first 3 columns)

.

.

. . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs transitioning to Employment

Equal to nondisabled peers

PD-5
(Section B)

.

.

. . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs transitioning to Military Service

Equal to nondisabled peers

PD-5
(Section B)

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs transitioning to Adult Services

.

PD-5
(Section B)

. . . . . . . . .
  1.  % of SWDs exiting with local, regents or GED

80%

PD-5 (Section A)

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of SWDs dropped out

Will decrease

PD-5

(Section A)

                 

20.

.

. . . . . . . . . .

21.

. . . . . . . . . . .

22.

. . . . . . . . . . .

District Student With Disability Racial/Ethnic Origin (Source: PD-4, the "total" column of Section C)

Race/Ethnicity

1998-1999

1999-2000

2000-2001

# of SWDs

% of Total SWDs

# of SWDs

% of Total SWDs

# of SWDs

% of Total SWDs

American Indian or Alaska Native

. . . . . .

Asian or Pacific Islander

. . . . . .

Black (Not Hispanic)

. . . . . .

Hispanic

. . . . . .

White (Not Hispanic)

. . . . . .

General Education Students

 

STATE INDICATORS

STATE/ FEDERAL BENCH-MARK

DATA SOURCE

1998-1999

1999-2000

2000-2001

Actual #Students/ # Eligible

%

# Not tested

Actual #Students/ # Eligible

%

# Not tested

Actual #Students/ # Eligible

%

# Not tested

  1. % of general education students scoring 3 or 4 – 4th Grade ELA

Annual rate of yearly progress (TBA by Commissioner)

School Report Card

..

. . . . . . . .
  1. % of general education students scoring 3 or 4 – 4th Grade Math

Annual rate of yearly progress (TBA by Commissioner)

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of general education students scoring 3 or 4 – 8th Grade ELA

Annual rate of yearly progress (TBA by Commissioner)

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of general education students scoring 3 or 4 – 8th Grade Math

Annual rate of yearly progress (TBA by Commissioner)

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of general education graduates obtaining a Regents Diploma

 

 .

School Report Card District Comprehensive Report

. . . . . . . . .
  1. % of general education students with high score from 55 – 100 on Regents ELA

.

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .

General Education Students…continued

STATE INDICATORS

STATE/ FEDERAL BENCH-MARK

DATA SOURCE

1998-1999

1999-2000

2000-2001

Actual #Students/ # Eligible

%

# Not tested

Actual #Students/ # Eligible

%

# Not

tested

Actual #Students/ # Eligible

%

# Not tested

  1. % of general education students with high score from 55 – 100 on Regents Mathematics (Course I or A)

.

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1. Suspension rate

.

School Report Card– District Comprehensive Report

. . . . . . . . .
  1. Drop out rate

.

School Report Card

. . . . . . . . .
  1.  

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  1.  
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  1.  
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  1.  
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District Student Racial/Ethnic Origin (Source: School Report Card - District Comprehensive Report)

Race/Ethnicity

1998-1999

1999-2000

2000-2001

# of Students

% of Enroll

# of Students

% of Enroll

# of Students

% of Enroll

American Indian, Alaskan, Asian, or Pacific Islander

.

. . . . .

Black (Not Hispanic)

. . . . . .

Hispanic

. . . . . .

White (Not Hispanic)

.

. . . . .

 


 

SECTION IV: ASSESSMENT NARRATIVE

Using Section II Data Summary; Section III Personnel Development Quality Indicators (Matrix) and other pertinent data, summarize the CSPD planning team’s analysis of the district’s current status and needs.

The summary should include:

  1. Analysis of the Matrix Summary:
  1. Analysis of the Data Summary:
  1. Discussion of the rationale for prioritization of long term needs
  2. Development of 2-3 long term goals that are:
  1. A description of the efforts to align CSPD goals with district’s general education initiatives
  2. A description of how CSPD activities will be integrated with general education programmatic and professional development initiatives
  3. A description of how the CSPD team will monitor the progress of the plan throughout the year
  4. A description of how all the stakeholders, using the Communication Agreement, will be informed of planned components and implementation strategies

    (Use additional sheets and attach here)

    CSPD Communication Agreement

    Stakeholder

    What Communication

    How

    When

    . . . .
    . . . .
    . . . .
    . . . .
    . . . .
    . . . .



     

    SECTION V: IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

    LONG TERM GOAL:


    ANNUAL GOAL 1: (State the targeted KPI or VESID goal and projected amount of improvement)

     

     

     OBJECTIVES

    PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT
    ACTIVITIES

    DISTRICT
    PERSON
    RESPONSIBLE

    RESOURCES

    SCHEDULE
    OF
    IMPLEMENTATION

    EVALUATION
    OF
    PERSONNEL
    DEVELOPMENT
    ACTIVITIES

    Identify what educators/ paraeducators will learn or be able to do in order to increase student achievement and/or integration of SWDs…

    Identify staff development related to helping achieve the objective.

    Name and position of person responsible

    Funding/Time/
    Providers

     .

     

     .

    .

    .

    .

    .

    .

     

    LONG TERM GOAL:

    ANNUAL GOAL 2: (State the targeted KPI or VESID goal and projected amount of improvement)

     

     

     OBJECTIVES

    PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT
    ACTIVITIES

    DISTRICT
    PERSON
    RESPONSIBLE

    RESOURCES

    SCHEDULE
    OF
    IMPLEMENTATION

    EVALUATION
    OF
    PERSONNEL
    DEVELOPMENT
    ACTIVITIES

    Identify what educators/ paraeducators will learn or be able to do in order to increase student achievement and/or integration of SWDs…

    Identify staff development related to helping achieve the objective.

    Name and position of person responsible

    Funding/Time/
    Providers

     .

    .

    .

    . . . . .

     

    LONG TERM GOAL:

    ANNUAL GOAL 3: (State the targeted KPI or VESID goal and projected amount of improvement)

     

     

     OBJECTIVES

    PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT
    ACTIVITIES

    DISTRICT
    PERSON
    RESPONSIBLE

    RESOURCES

    SCHEDULE
    OF
    IMPLEMENTATION

    EVALUATION
    OF
    PERSONNEL
    DEVELOPMENT
    ACTIVITIES

    Identify what educators/ paraeducators will learn or be able to do in order to increase student achievement and/or integration of SWDs…

    Identify staff development related to helping achieve the objective.

    Name and position of person responsible

    Funding/Time/
    Providers

     .

    .
    . . . . . .