of 9
8/18/2019 Operational Review Week 7 Check-In
1/9
WORKING DRAFT
Last Modified 2/19/2015 11:10 AM Eastern Standard Time
Printed 1/8/2015 9:18 AM Eastern Standard Time
DRAFT Confidential – Proprietary and Predecisional
Boston Public Schools Operational
Review – Week 7 check-inFeb 19, 2015
CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY
Any use of this material without specific permission is strictly prohibited
8/18/2019 Operational Review Week 7 Check-In
2/9
DRAFT Confidential – Proprietary and Predecisional | 1
Next week is our “final” week DRAFT
Because of lost working days due to snow, we will extend one more
week, to March 6
We will still finish Phase III by the end of next week, with next step
recommendations for current and future BPS leadership
Our last week will be used to do one on one conversations with
SteerCo. members to make sure all perspectives and reactions
across the full document can be captured
Additionally, we are assembling a summary document for the mayor
and will want to incorporate feedback on that document
8/18/2019 Operational Review Week 7 Check-In
3/9
DRAFT Confidential – Proprietary and Predecisional |
▪ Week 8 schedule of activities
▪ Further Phase II reflections
▪ Phase III workshop
▪ Questions?
Contents
8/18/2019 Operational Review Week 7 Check-In
4/9DRAFT Confidential – Proprietary and Predecisional | 3
Week 8 schedule of activities DRAFT
For discussion:
▪ Folks feel rushed, can we syndicatefindings earlier by:
– A one-hour session on Thursday – “Reading room” option
▪ Location for final SteerCo. nextFriday
– Field trip to new BPS HQ?
Week 8 activities
▪ Refine Phase III next steps andidentify any additional data and
interviews needed
▪ Syndicate findings with SteerCo. Inadvance of workshop
▪ Notable meetings:
– Friday, February 27, 10am – 12pm: Steering Committee Phase
III workshop
8/18/2019 Operational Review Week 7 Check-In
5/9DRAFT Confidential – Proprietary and Predecisional |
▪ Week 8 schedule of activities
▪ Further Phase II reflections
▪ Phase III workshop
▪ Questions?
Contents
8/18/2019 Operational Review Week 7 Check-In
6/9
DRAFT Confidential – Proprietary and Predecisional | 5
Further Phase II reflections DRAFT
After last week’s SteerCo., did you have additional reflections or
thoughts?
As we shift into Phase III, additional areas that need a little morefocus?
Other concerns or suggestions?
8/18/2019 Operational Review Week 7 Check-In
7/9
DRAFT Confidential – Proprietary and Predecisional |
▪ Week 8 schedule of activities
▪ Further Phase II reflections
▪ Phase III workshop
▪ Questions?
Contents
8/18/2019 Operational Review Week 7 Check-In
8/9
DRAFT Confidential – Proprietary and Predecisional | 7
Phase III priorities, given perspectives and feedback from last
week
Phase III deliverable Description
Districtoverextension
▪ Continue to flesh out proof of conceptthrough a few more data cuts
(incorporating A/B classrooms, looking at
physical size of school limitations)▪ Identify questions that need to be
answered around pacing, departmental
alignment, framing, etc.▪ Capture universe of data necessary to
build towards a new BPS
▪ Fully supported “high-level” perspectiveon opportunities that exists in right-sizing
district strategically
▪ Initial pacing guide of work required toguide new superintendent in beginning
work, should s/he choose to proceed▪ Identification of questions, data,
stakeholders that should be considered
and incorporated as part of a process
Organization
▪ Deeper data work to identify schools forfurther analyses
▪ Inclusion analysis▪ 3-6 month plan on capturing SPED
opportunities, should the district choose
to proceed
▪ Complete organizational picture throughfinal survey and org chart submissions
▪ Frame insights and perspectives for Day1 of new superintendent
▪ A KPI creation and performancemanagement process for BPS to
integrate into current structures
Special
education
▪ Completion of survey work▪ Perspective on "What does the next
superintendent need to know on his/her
first day in the job?"▪ Planning first steps on KPI creation and
management process for the organization
▪ List of schools who are drivingclassification and next steps to
investigation opportunities▪ Develop an initial inclusion costing
analysis for the 5 year roll-out
▪ A timeline of how and where to captureidentified SPED opportunities
1
2
3
PRELIMINARY
8/18/2019 Operational Review Week 7 Check-In
9/9
DRAFT Confidential – Proprietary and Predecisional |
▪ Week 8 schedule of activities
▪ Further Phase II reflections
▪ Phase III workshop
▪ Questions?
Contents