Addressing Disproportionality Through Systems Change Series

Addressing Disproportionality Through System Change is three day series designed to encourage educators to reflect on the impact their current system has on learners and families. Participants will learn about important equity concepts that impact outcomes so they are better equipped to identify, disrupt, and dismantle systemic barriers to learning. The training sessions take place in December, January and February. Your local CESA WiMLSS Coach(es) will provide support as teams engage in follow-up planning to begin the work of systems change.

Intended Audience: This is a team-based training for a building or district team of up to 6 people. The same team should have previously attended, or plan to attend, the WiMLSS Project Framework Training. Priority will be given to districts with required improvement in the area of significant racial disproportionality.
 

Special note: This training is focused on the delivery system and not on specific cultural information. It is intended to connect to other offerings in the state such as professional learning opportunities offered by Educational Equity Network, etc.
 

Preparation: Please come to the first day of training with access to your student outcome data, any system assessment data (i.e. SIR, SAS, TFI), climate and/or Youth Risk Behavior Survey data, and your TAN Root Cause Analysis, if it has been completed, along with your CIP Rubric assessment.

*Registration includes a continental breakfast and lunch.

**In-person sessions will be held at the Milwaukee Public Library, Centennial Hall/Loos Room, 733 N 8th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53233

WiMLSS Project services are provided by your local CESA. Please contact your local WiMLSS Project Coach with questions.
The coach directory may be accessed HERE. 

This offering is part of the Multi-Level Systems of Support Project. This event is partially funded through the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) to cover the instructional and administrative fees, which we estimate to be around $2,250 per day for a team of six. Any fee recovery is charged to cover meals, materials, and venue.