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Session Type: Symposium
Continuous Improvement has become a central strategy for reform in federal, state, and foundation efforts to support school improvement. Evidence from other sectors show great promise for dramatically changing outcomes in vastly different organizations. To date, while there is some evidence of impact in education, the idea is relatively new and untested. Data system requirements, processes for institutionalizing improvement processes, and approaches for leading these changes need to be better understood if this approach is to achieve its promise in education. This symposium consists of four papers, which collectively articulate a framework and required resources for continuous improvement and then provide examples from two of the nation’s stronger examples of networked improvement communities.
Toward a Common Vision of Continuous Improvement for California - Alicia J Grunow, Improvement Collective; Heather J. Hough, Stanford University; Sandra Park, University of California - Berkeley; Jason Willis, WestEd; Kelsey Krausen, University of California - Davis
Supporting Data Use for Continuous Improvement: Lessons From California - Heather J. Hough, Stanford University; Erika Byun, Stanford University; Laura S. Mulfinger, Claremont Graduate University
Using Continuous Improvement to Transform Math Outcomes: The Central Valley Networked Improvement Community - Alicia J Grunow, Improvement Collective; Sandra Park, University of California - Berkeley; Christine Roberts, Tulare County Office of Education; Shelah Feldstein, Tulare County Office of Education
The CORE Improvement Community: Testing Continuous Improvement in a Network of Large Urban Districts - Alix Gallagher, Stanford University; Heather J. Hough, Stanford University; Taylor N. Allbright, University of Southern California; Kate Kennedy, University of Southern California