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Continuous Improvement (Three-Year Timeline)

1. Three-Year Cycle

  • The Professional Learning Plan is designed to guide professional development over a three-year period, ensuring alignment with district goals, NYS standards, and the instructional framework (The Learning Arc).
  • Core priorities, such as instructional excellence, real-world learning, and inclusive practices, remain consistent throughout the cycle while allowing flexibility for emerging needs.
     

2. Annual Review

  • TEPS Committee meets once each year to:
    • Review progress on PD goals, staff participation, and evaluation data
    • Adjust offerings for Superintendent Conference Days and ongoing PD opportunities
    • Identify emerging needs or shifts in district priorities
  • Minor updates and adjustments may occur annually, but the overall plan structure and three-year goals remain stable.
     

3. Ongoing Monitoring and Support

  • Instructional coach and Assistant Superintendent oversee PD implementation, mentoring, and instructional support year-round.
  • Staff input via surveys, reflections, and department meetings is collected continuously to inform decisions.
  • Participation data, feedback, and evidence of impact on teacher practice are tracked to guide adjustments.
     

4. End-of-Cycle Reflection

  • At the end of the three-year period, the district conducts a comprehensive review of the plan’s effectiveness, including:
    • Staff growth and engagement
    • Alignment with district and NYS priorities
    • Evidence of impact on teaching and learning
  • Findings inform the development of the next three-year plan, ensuring continuity and continuous improvement.