Progress will be measured against the modified SIP and specific, objective criteria. Ultimately, the progress will be monitored by the Department of School Intervention and the Office of Accountability. All stakeholders will be kept informed as the process unfolds. We have proven that schools which implement effective improvement strategies do make a difference. One of the benefits of probation is receiving intensive targeted support that will make a difference.
All children can learn given the proper school environment.
Probation is a positive step. It shifts the primary focus from the needs and wants of the system to the needs of the student-and places our actions in service of the goal of student improvement. Send feedback to the CPS web team .