The Office of School Improvement (OSI) assists schools
in developing School Improvement Plans (SIPs) that are in alignment
with the District Strategic Plan and state and federal requirements.
Assistance to schools with the development of School
Improvement Plans ensures compliance with the Florida Department
of Education and federal legislation. Beginning with the 2008-2009
school year, Miami-Dade County Public Schools is participating
in Florida's Differentiated Accountability Model, a four-year pilot
program intended to merge the state and federal accountability
programs. This model provides seamless support for schools designated
as Prevent, Focus/Correct, and Priority/Intervene. |
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Membership Requirements
- Must be composed
of the principal, teachers, education support employees,
students, parents, and
business/community representatives.
- Must be representative
of the ethnic, racial, linguistic, disabled, and economic
community served
by the school.
- Must have a majority
of members who do not work in the District.
- SWD must be
represented.
- ELL parents should be
included when possible.
- Adult/vocational programs must
be represented.
Selection of EESAC Members
- Teachers elect teachers.
- Parents elect parents.
- Students elect students.
- Education support employees elect education
support employee.
- Principal appoints business/community
representative -- to ensure council diversity.
- Principal
and UTD designated steward are automatic members. |