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2022-2023 Updates
Posted by Jennifer Mahar on 8/10/2022The Olean City School District is identified as a Target District for the 2022-2023 school year. Each school in the district is designated as a school in Good Standing. The District Comprehensive Improvement Plan (DCIP) has been developed with a committee of parents, teachers, counselors, and administrators to focus on three priorities to support student achievement. This plan was approved by the Board of Education on 8/9/2022 and can be viewed on the Improvement Plan page. Thank you to the school and district teams and parents for this work.
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2021-2022 Updates
Posted by Jennifer Mahar on 7/30/2021 3:00:00 PMWith accountability designations rolling forward due to the pandemic, the Olean City School District continues to be identified as a Target District for the 2021-2022 school year. Each school in the district is designated as a school in Good Standing. The District Comprehensive Improvement Plan (DCIP) has been developed with a committee of parents, teachers, counselors, and administrators to focus on three priorities to support student achievement. This plan was approved by the Board of Education on 7/27/2021 and can be viewed on the Improvement Plan page. Thank you to the school and district teams and parents for this work.
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2020-2021 Updates
Posted by Jennifer Mahar on 7/31/2020 1:00:00 PMThe Olean City School District is designated as Target District for the 2020-2021 school year. Each school in the district is designated as a school in Good Standing. The District Comprehensive Improvement Plan (DCIP) has been developed with a committee of parents, teachers, counselors, and administrators to focus on five priorities for our secondary special education students. This plan was approved by the Board of Education on 7/28/2020 and can be viewed on the Improvement Plan page. Thank you to the school and district teams and parents for this work.
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2017-18 Updates
Posted by Jennifer Mahar on 8/25/2017The Olean City School District is designated as a district in Good Standing for the 2017-18 school year. The Olean Intermediate-Middle School continues to have a Local Assistance Plan designation. This plan was approved by the Board of Education on 8/24/17 and can be viewed on the Improvement Plan page. Thank you to the school and district teams for their work throughout the year on school improvement efforts, including the Building Level Team, the CDEP/Shared Decision Making Team, and the LAP Planning Committee, as well as all of those involved in grade level and department teams and the ELA and math committees. -
2016-17 Updates
Posted by Jennifer Mahar on 7/28/2016We are pleased to announce that the Olean City School District is no longer designated as a Focus District for the 2016-17 school year. With the most recent accountability status updates, the Olean Intermediate-Middle School has transitioned from a Focus School to a Local Assistance Plan designation. East View Elementary will continue to have the Local Assistance Plan designation for the upcoming year.We would like to thank the Building Level Teams from each building, the CDEP/Shared Decision Making Team, and the DCIP-SCEP Planning Committee for their participation in the process of developing these plans.The 2016-17 Local Assistance Plans for each building can be found on the Improvement Plan page. -
DCIP and SCEP 15-16
Posted by Jennifer Mahar on 7/30/2015The District Comprehensive Improvement Plan and School Comprehensive Education Plan for 2015-16 that were recently approved by the Board of Education are now posted on our website. Many thanks to those who participated in the process of developing these plans, including those from the OIMS Building Level Team, CDEP/Shared Decision Making Team, and the DCIP-SCEP Planning Committee.Plans can be found on the Improvement Plans page. -
Committee Meeting Presentation 2-7-13
Posted by Jennifer Mahar on 3/7/2013The presentation used during the Focus District Committee Meeting can be viewed here: Focus District Committee Meeting Slides 2.7.13. -
Helpful Resources
Posted by Jennifer Mahar on 2/6/2013 11:00:00 AMA new Frequently Asked Questions page has been updated on the NYSED's website. This link has also been included on the FAQ page on this website.(broken link has been removed.)The Tri-State Quality Review Rubric is a tool that will be used during the on-site review. This rubric has been developed for ELA and math and can be located on the EngageNY.org website. Additional links at this page include presentations describing the unit and samples.AchievetheCore.org provides resources, articles, and research on Common Core Standards. Note: this link may work better in Firefox or Chrome browsers.The New York City Department of Education has established a library of Common Core tasks, examples of student work, and units to help teachers in the development of instructional materials that are Common Core aligned. These materials have been reviewed by the Common Core Fellows. Videos and other professional development resources are also available.[link removed - no longer available] -
Evidence Collection
Posted by Jennifer Mahar on 1/9/2013 12:30:00 PMTeachers and administrators have begun to learn about the Diagnostic Tool rubrics connected with the Focus District Review process. These rubrics, which can be found here, will be used in a self-assessment of the Olean Intermediate-Middle School and the Olean City School District as part of the Focus School and Focus District review process.During sessions with teachers and administrators, small groups have been discussing the rubric language and identifying school and district practices, resources, supports, and special programs to complete the rubric review. This work will continue as the self-assessments are prepared and documentation gathered for the review process.Do you have evidence to submit? Please click on this survey link to submit information as often as you'd like: Take Survey.
