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107
30
43.5
35
38
32.5
39
Total
325
District
H.S.
M.S.
Elem.
62
26
194
31
Element a: School Vision, Mission and Strategic Goals: Principals collaboratively develop the vision, mission, values, expe
and facilitate their integration into the life of the school community.
Element b: School Plan: Principals ensure that a plan is in place that supports improved academic achievement and develop
Element c: Leading Change: Principals solicit input and collaborate with staff and their school community to implement strate
Element d: Distributive Leadership: Principals create and utilize processes to distribute leadership and support collaborative
Level Note: Enter "D" for district, "H" for high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Date
Hours
Level
Location
7/14/2015
Evans Library
5, 8/6/2015
16
BMS
15-11/30/15
62
BMS
9/26/2015
BMS
9/29/2015
10/26/2015
1
1
H
M
GWHS
11/23/2015
BMS
8/19/2015
11/30/2015
3
10
M
H, M
BMS
GWHS, BMS
2/5/2016
Northridge HS
2/16/2016
GWHS
2/23/2016
3/1/2016
2
1
H
H
GWHS
GWHS
3/21/2016
BMS
Sub-Total:
107
BMS
District
H.S.
M.S.
Elem.
7
5
85
0
nd Strategic Goals: Principals collaboratively develop the vision, mission, values, expectations and goals of the school, collaboratively dete
e of the school community.
nsure that a plan is in place that supports improved academic achievement and developmental outcomes for all students, and provides for d
ls solicit input and collaborate with staff and their school community to implement strategies for change and improvements that result in imp
Principals create and utilize processes to distribute leadership and support collaborative efforts throughout the school among Teachers and
or high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Activity
Implementing Blended Learning workshop; collaborated w/ school
leadership team to plan for implementing BL at site (BMS)
Led IB professional development training for Brentwood MS and Greeley
West HS w/ Amy Zulauf
Sub-Standard(s)
B
C, D
A, B, C, D
A, D
Leadership
d goals of the school, collaboratively determine the processes used to establish these foundations,
comes for all students, and provides for data-based progress monitoring.
ange and improvements that result in improved achievement and developmental outcomes.
Artifact?
notes, handouts, web-based (Schoology) 'class'
agenda
notes
notes
minutes
UIP
Calendar
Powerpoint Presentation
minutes
minutes
minutes, unit plan template
minutes
Element b: Instructional Time: Principals create processes and schedules which maximize instructional, collaborative and pr
Element c: Implementing High-quality Instruction: Principals support Teachers through ongoing, actionable feedback and n
relevant and evidence-based instruction and authentic learning experiences meet the needs of all students and are aligned ac
Element d: High Expectations for all Students: Principals hold all staff accountable for setting and achieving rigorous perfor
goals across content areas.
Element e: Instructional Practices: Principals demonstrate a rich knowledge of effective instructional practices, as identified
in data-based decision making regarding effective practices to maximize student success.
Level Note: Enter "D" for district, "H" for high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Date
Hours
Level
Location
8/4/2015
BMS
8/24/2015
BMS
8/31/2015
BMS
10/27/2015
GWHS
11/3/2015
BMS
11/17/2015
GWHS
8/20/2015
11/13/2015
2
3
M
M
BMS
BMS
12/3/2015
12/7/2015
1
1
D
M
BMS
BMS
1/25/2016
BMS
1/24/2016
1/19/2016
District Service C
BMS
BMS
1/4/2016 1/3/1900
2/10/2016
Sub-Total:
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30
District
H.S.
M.S.
Elem.
11
2
17
0
pals create processes and schedules which maximize instructional, collaborative and preparation time.
y Instruction: Principals support Teachers through ongoing, actionable feedback and needs-based professional development to ensure tha
n and authentic learning experiences meet the needs of all students and are aligned across P-20.
Students: Principals hold all staff accountable for setting and achieving rigorous performance goals for all students, and empower staff to a
rincipals demonstrate a rich knowledge of effective instructional practices, as identified by research on best practices, in order to support an
ng effective practices to maximize student success.
or high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Activity
Co-planned professional development (IB training for staff) w/ IB
Coordinator from Greeley West HS
Participated in leadership team meeting focusing on implementing best
instructional practices
Participated in leadership team meeting focusing on implementing highquality instruction (WICOR, IB, AVID), led IB portion
Sub-Standard(s)
E
E
C, D
Led MYP Leadership meeting at GWHS, focused on compiling and aligning Assessment Data,
Curriculum planning (also planned PD for upcoming week)
Hosted and led meeting with District coordinator, IB coordinator and MYP
coordinator from GWHS to plan for upcoming accreditation site visit,
including unit plans in all subject areas as well a school-wide policies
C, E
B
D
A
C
A
A
A
B
me.
Artifact?
notes, PD agenda
notes, agenda
notes, agenda
minutes
meeting minutes
BB design (photo)
PD calendar
Handouts, agenda
LDC module designed during training
Assessments
8th grade math unit plan
Element a: Intentional and Collaborative School Culture: Principals articulate, model and positively reinforce a clear vision
and involve students, families and staff in creating an inclusive and welcoming climate that supports it.
Element b: Commitment to the Whole Child: Principals promote the cognitive, physical, social and emotional health, growth
student.
Element c: Equity Pedagogy: Principals demonstrate a commitment to a diverse population of students by creating an inclus
and provide instruction in meeting the needs of diverse students, talents, experiences and challenges in support of student ach
Element d: Efficacy, Empowerment and a Culture of Continuous Improvement: Principals and their leadership team foste
continual improvement through reliance on research, innovation, prudent risk-taking, high expectations for all students and Tea
outcomes.
Level Note: Enter "D" for district, "H" for high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Date
Hours
Level
Location
7/13/2015
8/25/2015
4
1
D
M
Evans Library
BMS
9/8/2015
10/14/2015
2
1
H
M
GWHS
BMS
8/24/2015
BMS
9/18/2015
GCHS
11/25/2015
home
11/24/2015
BMS
10/1/2015
BMS
11/3/2015
BMS
11/18/2015
2.5
BMS
10/21/2015
12/3/2015
2/18/2016
2/19/2016
1
1
8
8
M
M
D
D
BMS
BMS
COBL, Denver
COBL, Denver
Sub-Total:
43.5
District
H.S.
20
5
M.S.
Elem.
18.5
0
tive School Culture: Principals articulate, model and positively reinforce a clear vision and values of the schools culture,
in creating an inclusive and welcoming climate that supports it.
e Child: Principals promote the cognitive, physical, social and emotional health, growth and skill development of every
als demonstrate a commitment to a diverse population of students by creating an inclusive and positive school culture,
needs of diverse students, talents, experiences and challenges in support of student achievement.
nd a Culture of Continuous Improvement: Principals and their leadership team foster a school culture that encourages
e on research, innovation, prudent risk-taking, high expectations for all students and Teachers, and a valid assessment of
or high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Activity
Leadership conference: School climate, equity, & bias w/ Bill de la Cruz (presenter);
participated w/ principal, AP, & coworker on leadership team
Sub-Standard(s)
Artifact?
A, C, D
B
notes, handouts
B
C
notes
minutes
Assessment rubrics
Participated in workshop at Greeley Central HS on scaffolding for IEP and ELL students, which
included 3 hours of collaborative work time to develop strategies that were then shared with
multiple schools and instructional coaches for district-wide implementation
Revised, rewrote and updated inclusion policy for Brentwood Middle School (special education,
ELL and GT policies)
Inclusion policy
Collaborated with principal to finalize building preparations for accreditation visit (flags
throughout school, bulletin boards, etc.)
Coached teacher with curricular planning for next unit (assisted Intensive functional learning
instructor)
Aligned unit plans across all grade levels and subjects (vertical and
horizontal alignment)
Worked with building manager to prepare for site visit on physical
appearance and school climate
Met with teacher returning from training workshop to discuss ideas and plan
ideas to enhance climate and culture with global contexts
Helped supervise lunch/recess for 7th and 6th grades
Represented BMS at Blended Learning Symposium in Denver
Represented BMS at Blended Learning Symposium in Denver
A
D
B
C
C
Building
Handouts, agenda
Handouts, agenda
notes, handouts
Assessment rubrics
Handouts, agenda
Handouts, agenda
Element a: Professional Development/Learning Communities: Principals ensure that the school is a professional learning
opportunities for collaboration, fosters Teacher learning and develops Teacher leaders in a manner that is consistent with local
strategic plans.
Element b: Recruiting, Hiring, Placing, Mentoring, and Dismissal of Staff: Principals establish and effectively manage pro
knowledgeable, high-quality, high-performing staff.
Element c: Teacher and Staff Evaluation: Principals evaluate staff performance using the Districts Educator evaluation syst
and staff are evaluated in a fair and equitable manner with a focus on improving Teacher and staff performance and, thus, stud
Level Note: Enter "D" for district, "H" for high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Date
Hours
Level
Location
8/25/2015
1
M
BMS
8/31/2015
BMS
9/29/2015
BMS
10/12/2015
BMS
11/20/2015
DRES
8/31/2015
BMS
9/1/2015
9/23/2015
10/1/2015
2
2
1
H
M
M
GWHS
BMS
BMS
12/11/2015
2/17/2016
5
1
M
M
LEMS
BMS
3/14/2016
3/16/2016
2
1
M, H
M
3/15/2016
BMS, GWHS
BMS
BMS
3/31/16
Sub-Total:
5
35
District
H.S.
M.S.
Elem.
0
2
24
7
MES
nt/Learning Communities: Principals ensure that the school is a professional learning community that provides
Teacher learning and develops Teacher leaders in a manner that is consistent with local structures, contracts, policies and
g, Mentoring, and Dismissal of Staff: Principals establish and effectively manage processes and systems that ensure a
rming staff.
tion: Principals evaluate staff performance using the Districts Educator evaluation system in order to ensure that Teachers
uitable manner with a focus on improving Teacher and staff performance and, thus, student achievement.
or high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Activity
Met w/ principal to select staff assignments for IB training
Sub-Standard(s)
A
Artifact?
Meeting notes
write-up
survey/rubric
Interview
Met with two teachers (am before school and afternoon) to review unit plans
(6th social studies and 8th ELA); planned longer term collaboration
A
Met with instrutors at Greeley West High School to plan professional development training
(sending teachers to workshops in Miami, Memphis and New Orleans)
Mentored two different teachers re: aligning unit plans and assessments
Mentored IFL teacher re: unit planning and assessment with scaffolding concerns
Organized and accompanied a site visit for electives teachers to see how the unit plans,
assessments, and approaches to learning are integrated into music, art, and language classes
at a middle school in another district (Lucille Erwin MS, Loveland CO)
Mentored new staff member (replacing mid-year vacancy)
Extensive converation with principal re: succession plan as current AP transitions to new HS
position; discussed administrative roles and succession plans with new AP at HS (same issue
from two perspectives)
A
A
A
registration paperwork
A
B
Filled in for Special Education position that became vacant as long-term sub resigned
B
B
Over course of last two weeks coordinated with Business Managers and
Principal to send as many staff members to summer PD workshops with a
special budget fund; included procuring lodgings, logistics, workshop
enrollment, and convincing teachers to attend over their summer breaks
A, C
notes
egistration paperwork
Element a: School Resources and Budget: Principals establish systems for marshaling all available school resources to fac
improve student learning, academic achievement and overall healthy development for all students.
Element b: Conflict Management and Resolution: Principals proactively and efficiently manage the complexity of human int
those among and between parents/guardians, students and staff.
Element c: Systematic Communication: Principals facilitate the design and utilization of various forms of formal and informa
stakeholders.
Element d: School-wide Expectations for Students and Staff: Principals ensure that clear expectations, structures, rules a
students and staff.
Element e: Supporting Policies and Agreements: Principals regularly update their knowledge of federal and state laws, and
including negotiated agreements, if applicable, and establish processes to ensure that these policies, laws and agreements ar
Element f: Ensuring an Orderly and Supportive Environment: Principals ensure that the school provides an orderly and su
climate of safety, respect, and well-being.
Level Note: Enter "D" for district, "H" for high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Date
Hours
Level
Location
9/1/2015
BMS
9/14/2015
BMS
9/25/2015
BMS
10/6/2015
GWHS
10/6/2015
GWHS
10/22/2015
BMS
11/17/2015
BMS
11/18/2015
11/23/2015
3
2
M
M
home
BMS
10/13/2015
BMS
1/28/2016
2/22/2016
2/29/2016
3/4/2016
1
1
1
4
M
M
M
M
BMS
BMS
BMS
BMS
3/29/2016
MES
Sub-Total:
38
District
H.S.
M.S.
Elem.
1
4
24
9
udget: Principals establish systems for marshaling all available school resources to facilitate the work that needs to be done to
hievement and overall healthy development for all students.
d Resolution: Principals proactively and efficiently manage the complexity of human interactions and relationships, including
rdians, students and staff.
on: Principals facilitate the design and utilization of various forms of formal and informal communication with all school
s for Students and Staff: Principals ensure that clear expectations, structures, rules and procedures are established for
Agreements: Principals regularly update their knowledge of federal and state laws, and School District and board policies,
plicable, and establish processes to ensure that these policies, laws and agreements are consistently met and implemented.
Supportive Environment: Principals ensure that the school provides an orderly and supportive environment that fosters a
ng.
or high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Activity
Sub-Standard(s)
collaborated w/ principal and office manager to budget and sign staff up for IB training
workshops (budgeted, selected staff, communicated w/ staff, etc.)
A, C
D,E,F
Met with Business Manager to audit MYP program budget, used data to develop strategic plan
with principal (allocate money for professional development)
A, E
I took over the role of Dean of Students for the morning, dealing with student behaviors and
working on attendance contracts
B, E
Wrote attendance contracts for all students on the master list who were not
already on contracts
Allocated budget estimate for professional development in July (Keystone)
E
A
C
B
D
D
B
B, C, D, F
nd relationships, including
Artifact?
registration paperwork
notes
meeting minutes
notes
Journal
Master List
Cost estimate
meeting minutes
notes
notes
ISS Referral
Element a: Family and Community Involvement and Outreach: Principals design and/or utilize structures and processes w
engagement, support and ownership for the school.
Element b: Professional Leadership Responsibilities: Principals strive to improve the profession by collaborating with their
and other stakeholders to drive the development and successful implementation of initiatives that better serve students, Teach
education system. They ensure that these initiatives are consistent with federal and state laws, School District and board polic
applicable.
Element c: Advocacy for the School: Principals develop systems and relationships to leverage the School District and comm
within and outside of the school in order to maximize the schools ability to serve the best interest of students and families.
Level Note: Enter "D" for district, "H" for high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Date
Hours
Level
Location
27-Aug
9/10/2015
10/28/2015
8/31/2015
3
2
2
1
M
M
D
M
BMS
BMS
UNC
BMS
9/22/2015
GWHS
10/14/2015
DRES
10/20/2015
BMS
11/24/2015
BMS
8/26/2015
BMS
11/10/2015
11/18/2015
2
1.5
M
M
BMS
BMS
12/9/2015
GWHS
1/14/2016
DRES
3/16/2016
GWHS
3/31/2016
BFKES
Sub-Total:
32.5
District
H.S.
M.S.
Elem.
4
6
15.5
7
nvolvement and Outreach: Principals design and/or utilize structures and processes which result in family and community
r the school.
Responsibilities: Principals strive to improve the profession by collaborating with their colleagues, School District leadership
elopment and successful implementation of initiatives that better serve students, Teachers and schools at all levels of the
ese initiatives are consistent with federal and state laws, School District and board policies, and negotiated agreements where
Principals develop systems and relationships to leverage the School District and community resources available to them both
r to maximize the schools ability to serve the best interest of students and families.
or high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Activity
Sub-Standard(s)
Back to School Night: Presented to parents "What is MYP" followed by Q&A
A
(how will becoming an IB school impact Brentwood & students?)
A
Administrator on duty: Volleyball game
District 6 School Expo at University of Northern Colorado
A, C
Leadership Team Meeting
B
Led meeting with GWHS IB Leadership Team focused on engaing families in both schools'
Middle Years Programme
Worked with AP of Dos Rios Elementary School to arrange for a three-school meeting between
Elementary, Middle and High Schools implementing the International Baccalaureate program in
Greeley District 6; Reported out progress and status of implentation at Brentwood MS
Began process of setting up a site visit to Lucile Erwin Middle School to send electives staff to
observe their programs and collaborate with their staff (continuous process)
Led meeting with District and GWHS IB Leadership Team in preparation for
district (MS & HS) accreditation for MYP at GWHS and BMS
Planning for back-to-school night, preparing presentation to parents, materials and designing,
writing and printing handouts
Artifact?
presentation, room assignments
e-mail, picture
meeting minutes
e-mail
BTSN presentation
Policies
TBD
meeting minutes
Element A: Student Academic Achievement and Growth: Principals take responsibility for ensuring that all students are pro
workforce readiness standards to be mastered by high school graduation. Principals prepare students for success by ensuring
Standards, including 21st century skills.
Element B: Student Growth and Development: Principals take responsibility for facilitating the preparation of students with t
necessary for success in work and postsecondary education, including democratic and civic participation.
Element C: Use of Data: Principals use evidence and data to evaluate the performance and practices of their schools, in orde
student academic growth. They take responsibility and devise an intentional plan for ensuring that staff is knowledgeable in how
instructional decision making to maximize the educational opportunities and instructional program for every child.
Level Note: Enter "D" for district, "H" for high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Date
Hours
Level
Location
7/14/2015
9/16/2015
BMS
8/25/2015
Greeley West HS
10/28/2015
BMS
10/12/2015
BMS
11/16/2015
9/3/2015
1
1
M
M
BMS
BMS
12/7/2015
PHMS
12/3/2015
BMS
2/24/2016
BMS
3/14/2016
PHMS
3/7/2016
BMS
3/16/2016
BMS
3/22/2016
DSC
3/30/2016
Sub-Total:
8
39
MES
District
H.S.
M.S.
Elem.
19
2
10
8
ement and Growth: Principals take responsibility for ensuring that all students are progressing toward postsecondary and
astered by high school graduation. Principals prepare students for success by ensuring mastery of all Colorado Academic
lopment: Principals take responsibility for facilitating the preparation of students with the skills, dispositions and attitudes
secondary education, including democratic and civic participation.
e evidence and data to evaluate the performance and practices of their schools, in order to continually improve attainment of
ponsibility and devise an intentional plan for ensuring that staff is knowledgeable in how to utilize evidence and data to inform
ze the educational opportunities and instructional program for every child.
r high school, "M" for middle school, and "E" for elementary
Activity
Sub-Standard(s)
Artifact?
Assessment workshop; collaborated w/ school leadership team (principal, AP, dept. heads) as
IB coordinator
notes, handouts
Met with AP to strategize data team process for science classes, IDT to strategies for
leadership team re: student data, pretest, benchmarking, post-testing
notes
Templates
minutes
data table
Met with assistant principal to review data for 6th grade team
A
C
PD handouts
Compiled common assessment results from every middle school in the district and compiled
and formatted the information for presentation at PD on Mon Dec 7th
CA Results
Assessments
A, C
Testing Schedule
Testing rosters
LDC notes
A, B, C
s, handouts
ng Schedule