Outcomes and Considerations for Monitoring Progress Sample Clauses

Outcomes and Considerations for Monitoring Progress. The district shall identify a series of short-term tangible outcomes on a quarterly basis over the course of the 2013-14 school year that support progress on the identified “Big Ideas” of the DIP. The outcomes shall focus on both implementation progress and student performance in each goal and grade band / population and content area identified in the revised DIP, and these shall be used to document progress for the broader Educational Plan. The District may contract with an Educational Services Provider to support this function. Failure to meet the targeted benchmarks based on these outcomes may be considered a material breach of the Educational Plan, at the discretion of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, and therefore, of the Agreement.
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Outcomes and Considerations for Monitoring Progress. The District shall identify a series of short‐term tangible outcomes on a quarterly basis over the course of the 2014‐15 school year that support progress on the identified “Big Ideas” of the DIP. The outcomes shall be identified by the District based on outcomes for which the District can provide data and determine whether the District is meeting the outcome through its own calculation. These outcomes shall focus on both implementation progress and student performance in each goal and grade band / population and content area identified in the revised DIP, and these shall be used to document progress for the broader educational plan. The outcomes shall be reported on a quarterly basis to the Michigan Department of Education, and may be monitored by MDE through parallel monitoring efforts, including the monitoring of progress on reform plan implementation, monitoring of federally funded programs, and monitoring of education efforts for special needs populations. The District may contract with the Educational Services Provider(s) to support this function. Failure to meet the targeted benchmarks based on these outcomes may be considered a material breach of the Educational plan, at the discretion of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, and therefore, of the Consent Agreement.
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