The document provides support for ELCC Standard 4 in education leadership. It discusses how a building-level leader collaborates with faculty, families, and community partners to improve the school environment. This includes collecting and analyzing information to address diverse community needs, promoting cultural understanding, building relationships with families, and connecting with community resources. The leader ensures technology is used effectively in collaboration. Specific artifacts are described that demonstrate how the candidate met each element, such as conducting research on English language learners, organizing family orientations, leading behavior intervention meetings, and presenting on trauma-informed services.
The document provides support for ELCC Standard 4 in education leadership. It discusses how a building-level leader collaborates with faculty, families, and community partners to improve the school environment. This includes collecting and analyzing information to address diverse community needs, promoting cultural understanding, building relationships with families, and connecting with community resources. The leader ensures technology is used effectively in collaboration. Specific artifacts are described that demonstrate how the candidate met each element, such as conducting research on English language learners, organizing family orientations, leading behavior intervention meetings, and presenting on trauma-informed services.
The document provides support for ELCC Standard 4 in education leadership. It discusses how a building-level leader collaborates with faculty, families, and community partners to improve the school environment. This includes collecting and analyzing information to address diverse community needs, promoting cultural understanding, building relationships with families, and connecting with community resources. The leader ensures technology is used effectively in collaboration. Specific artifacts are described that demonstrate how the candidate met each element, such as conducting research on English language learners, organizing family orientations, leading behavior intervention meetings, and presenting on trauma-informed services.
The document provides support for ELCC Standard 4 in education leadership. It discusses how a building-level leader collaborates with faculty, families, and community partners to improve the school environment. This includes collecting and analyzing information to address diverse community needs, promoting cultural understanding, building relationships with families, and connecting with community resources. The leader ensures technology is used effectively in collaboration. Specific artifacts are described that demonstrate how the candidate met each element, such as conducting research on English language learners, organizing family orientations, leading behavior intervention meetings, and presenting on trauma-informed services.
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Elizabeth Tallent Education Specialist 2020
Support File for ELCC Standard 4
A building-level education leader applies knowledge that promotes the success of every student by collaborating with faculty and community members, responding to diverse community interests and needs, and mobilizing community resources on behalf of the school by collecting and analyzing information pertinent to improvement of the school’s educational environment; promoting an understanding, appreciation, and use of the diverse cultural, social, and intellectual resources within the school community; building and sustaining positive school relationships with families and caregivers; and cultivating productive school relationships with community partners. In so doing, the building level leader ensures effective and ample use of technology in collaborating with faculty and community members, responding to diverse community interests and needs, and mobilizing community resources.
Standard Artifact/Activity Reflection Source
Element (Course) 4.1 Auxiliary Budget Interview DHH Supervisor to learn EA 8840 Manager DHH about DHH budget School Business Supervisor Management
4.2 Action Research Research project that identifies EA 8895
Project – English whether ELL classrooms prepare Action Research II Language Learners students for the WIDA standardized test in improving English Language acquisition 4.3 8th Grade Contact families to attend 8th grade BHHS Orientation/flyer evening orientation. Worked with Intern Hours groups and booths to familiarize with the clubs and activities available for DHH students. 4.4 Behavior BIT (Behavior Intervention) meetings, BHHS Intervention BIT set up to meet with interpreters/DHH Intern Hours meetings supervisor/DHH teachers 1x/month. Ran meetings and took minutes and distributes to all staff 4.5 Group project In depth study about how trauma presentation impacts learning and the need for EA 8840 Challenge or counselor and social workers to School Business Decision:Trauma address the needs of students who Management Informed Services experience trauma