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End of Year Readiness Self-Assessment

Description: The End-of-Year (EOY) Period moves the students from the state Testing Period through the last day of school. In best practice, it is a time to achieve closure and to begin transition and best
practice work for all stakeholders. We sometimes think of this as the beginning of the next school year.

Timeframe: The EOY begins two weeks after testing concludes and ends on the last day of school.

Goals: The goals for the EOY include:
• Bringing the current year’s learning to a close.
• Doing work that helps organize all of this year’s learnings in long-term memory.
• Transition activities to help the students move into an effective summer experience and make a successful transition to the next level.
• Aggregating the current year’s data for summer planning.

– excerpt from Turning Around Turnaround Schools, Volume 2 – Embracing the Rhythm of the Learner Year

The free tools provided on this site are pulled, in part, from our recent book Turning Around Turnaround Schools, Volume 2 – Embracing the Rhythm of the Learner Year. If you have questions about how to use any of these tools, please feel free to contact us, or check out the book, available on amazon.com.

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