MSIP 5 News & Updates

Resource and Process Standards Advisory Committee Meetings Are Underway

The MSIP 5 Resource and Process Standards Advisory Committee meetings are being held on the following dates:

January 25, 2012

Approximately seventy (70) committee members representing teachers, administrators, parents, school board members and others have been selected to serve on the Resource and Process Standards Advisory Committee.  The first meeting of the Advisory Committee was held January 25, 2012 with fifty-seven (57) members in attendance.  The participants worked in small groups to analyze the 4th Cycle MSIP Resource Standards and the implications the standards have on improving student learning.  Additionally, the committee provided feedback on the educational resources necessary for students to be college and career ready.

Meeting Materials

Feedback Received

Items were typed verbatim from handwritten notes taken during small group discussions.  Punctuation, wording and grammar were reproduced as written to avoid any unintentional changes in interpretation.

Upcoming Meetings

February 28, 2012

March 12, 2012

 

Scoring Guide Advisory Committee Hold November Meetings

The MSIP 5 Scoring Guide Advisory Committee has been participating in meetings to discuss elements of the scoring guide.

 

Regional Advisory Committee Meetings Provide Input to Accountability System Design

A second round of regional meetings was held in five locations on Oct. 24 and 25:  Kansas City, Poplar Bluff, Springfield, St. Louis and Moberly.  Nearly 150 individuals participated in the public meetings to discuss various ways to measure district progress toward achieving the MSIP standards of performance.

Summer 2011 Public Engagement Process

Higher Standards Discussed for Missouri Kids and Schools

See links below for detailed feedback, meeting materials, presentations and recommendations from the Regional Advisory Committee meetings held across the state in June and July.


Missouri School Improvement Program

Missouri's standards for its schools have been reviewed and revised over time to reflect changing conditions, as well as changing demands of citizens and school patrons.

For more than 20 years, the Missouri School Improvement Program has had a focus on school improvement to ensure a quality public education system is available for its citizens throughout the state.

The Department will promulgate MSIP 5 Performance Standards and Indicators in 2011.


MSIP 5 policy goals are:


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