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Previous Work October 2005 to September 2019

These resources were published under a previous SECC contract; therefore, information contained therein may have changed and is not updated.

Previous Work
October 2005 through September 2012

These resources were published under a previous SECC contract; therefore, information contained therein may have changed and is not updated.

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Statewide System of Support (SSOS)

SECC, in collaboration with the Center on Innovation and Improvement is assisting the South Carolina Department of Education in assessing and refining its current system of statewide support for schools. The goal of this work is to bring everyone within the state department to a full understanding of the current status of the state's system of support, to develop an understanding across all levels of the system of how their system of support should function, and to clarify state staffs' roles in the SSOS process. An initial self-assessment of the SSOS leads to the development of objectives and a plan for future development of the SSOS.

This project is in the following state: South Carolina.

Previous Work Updates

2012


April

SCDE staff presented the selected statewide system of support indicators to the state superintendent for final approval before moving forward with the development of plans for specific indicators.


March

In March, SECC staff and staff from the Center on Innovation and Improvement facilitated the SCDE SSOS team in completing assessment of the remaining SSOS indicators. The indicators were then prioritized by the team, and work began on developing plans for each prioritized indicator.


February

In February, SECC staff reviewed work with the SCDE conducted last month and planned for next steps in facilitating work with the department in completing its self-assessment of the statewide system of support and prioritizing indicators for future development and refinement.


January

During January, in collaboration with the Center on Innovation and Improvement (CII), SECC staff began work with a team of key leaders from the South Carolina Department of Education to define and assess components of the state's system of support for low-performing schools.


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