Oakland Schools District Service Report 2012

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2011-2012 District Service Report • October 2012 20 professional DEVELOPMENT If Oakland Schools does not provide direct instruction to Oakland County students, how can we have a positive and continuing impact on improving student achievement? One of the most important ways we do this is by providing professional development – classes, workshops, training – to school staff. In providing teachers and other school employees with the tools and resources to help them sharpen their skills and deliver quality classroom instruction, we ultimately – and positively – impact student achievement. The chart on the next page illustrates district participation in regional professional development offered by Oakland Schools from July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012. • Number of Regional Participants for a district indicates the number of district staff that attended workshops offered by Oakland Schools for all Oakland County school districts. Please note that individuals from a district may have attended more than one workshop and may be counted more than once. Most of these workshops were offered on-site at Oakland Schools and required registration through our Event Management department. • Number of Regional Events (EBMS) indicates number of workshops in which a district was represented by one or more participants. Note that events are not totaled since participants from different districts may have attended the same event (resulting in multiple counting of same event). • Number of Customized Participants for a district indicates the number of district staff that attended customized professional development offered at district request. Please note that individuals from a district may have attended more than one workshop and may be counted more than once. • Number of Customized Events indicates number of workshops customized for each district. These events are totaled since participants from different districts did not attend the same event. In addition to the 38,009 participants below who attended 1,640 events, an additional 24,035 participants attended 759 more events (these participants attended other countywide and multi-district professional development events in which they were not identified by individual district). Number of SB-CEUs Earned indicates number of State Board Continuing Education Units that participants received as a result of their full attendance at workshops. SB-CEUs Earned Number of Participants Number of SB-CEUs Earned 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 Avondale 23 29 45 44 39 79 Berkley 44 52 75 81 93 116 Birmingham 114 114 185 221 225 203 Bloomfield 69 87 121 118 125 194 Brandon 37 47 58 69 73 61 Clarenceville 22 29 22 49 40 20 Clarkston 174 202 265 608 391 437 Clawson 37 39 82 36 53 89 Farmington 225 153 223 457 205 328 Ferndale 50 44 82 76 107 103 Hazel Park 32 40 98 40 79 87 Holly 58 84 114 143 123 168 Huron Valley 71 61 93 137 92 109 Lake Orion 52 54 71 12 87 102 Lamphere 30 53 47 90 91 80 Madison 14 20 25 15 33 60 Novi 73 41 133 186 54 119 Oak Park 49 51 117 103 73 143 Oxford 47 104 96 82 212 165 Pontiac 72 71 78 121 99 96 Rochester 262 311 310 600 587 612 Royal Oak 39 69 121 74 121 133 South Lyon 52 52 40 120 137 127 Southfield 69 59 72 111 84 88 Troy 26 29 60 32 36 78 Walled Lake 100 104 162 215 144 236 Waterford 119 165 177 217 213 264 West Bloomfield 47 57 111 62 77 110 TOTAL 2,007 2,221 3,083 4,117 3,692 4,409
*CEPI, REP FTE Summary 2011 Regional Professional Development Customized Professional Development Number of Particpants Number of Events Number of Participants Number of Events Total District Staff* 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 Avondale 477 174 268 351 89 73 111 1,150 646 791 48 44 59 Berkley 532 322 494 421 128 136 136 790 398 1,215 34 30 48 Birmingham 1,231 681 796 1,114 205 185 151 1,166 1,145 1,703 54 69 60 Bloomfield 1,006 429 549 571 158 143 155 869 260 614 34 54 82 Brandon 368 196 332 292 105 96 101 228 574 931 13 21 41 Clarenceville 214 104 222 178 58 66 76 501 237 441 21 13 20 Clarkston 882 433 669 860 151 172 173 1,413 373 266 28 27 38 Clawson 279 187 311 377 104 107 108 748 867 880 44 49 29 Farmington 1,387 648 625 867 193 164 178 787 581 1,100 28 24 63 Ferndale 499 312 292 314 125 88 117 252 426 201 29 31 33 Hazel Park 611 216 261 407 85 96 130 612 957 792 31 54 39 Holly 461 239 245 344 106 83 85 336 194 164 13 22 24 Huron Valley 1,347 422 441 521 162 123 120 531 306 303 28 18 21 Lake Orion 849 454 559 577 161 140 136 940 580 1,013 39 31 56 Lamphere 365 274 293 284 89 92 96 275 339 489 20 25 29 Madison 149 113 103 122 64 47 64 129 366 150 11 25 20 Novi 658 220 277 485 88 87 101 623 176 1,287 41 27 36 Oak Park 412 301 346 473 103 99 123 1,234 709 1,027 50 64 87 Oxford 540 299 269 371 146 90 112 482 638 500 17 29 27 Pontiac 1,007 398 429 592 141 114 159 1,076 914 697 73 74 60 Rochester 1,772 737 886 1,169 198 189 190 1,637 1,567 2,020 75 88 92 Royal Oak 556 276 478 648 116 148 150 432 182 402 28 23 29 South Lyon 803 301 362 319 100 93 101 308 431 506 13 13 35 Southfield 974 348 353 358 131 113 116 463 460 524 26 26 46 Troy 1,448 475 288 589 137 110 136 2,052 447 1,519 62 23 42 Walled Lake 1,570 524 622 731 179 148 133 1,105 261 1,018 19 19 43 Waterford 1,480 576 802 1,081 174 172 213 670 3,708 1,608 32 52 70 West Bloomfield 817 196 429 663 112 136 163 795 363 769 27 24 26 TOTAL 22,694 9,855 12,001 15,079 - - - 21,604 18,105 22,930 938 999 1,255 2011-2012 District Service Report • October 2012 21
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