Effective Schools Framework
Supporting the implementation of the Effective Schools Framework
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Effective Schools Framework Overview
Gain an in-depth understanding of the framework, including best practices and specific actions that high-performing districts and campuses implement to improve student outcomes.
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What is the Effective Schools Framework?
The Effective Schools Framework (ESF) is a guide developed by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to establish a clear vision for districts and schools across the state. The ESF recognizes best practices and describes specific actions that high performing districts and campuses implement. The Effective Schools Framework contains several layers. First, there are 5 Prioritized […]
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Why Strong School Leadership Matters
Principals and assistant principals have complex jobs that get more and more complex every year. On top of the challenges school leaders face on a daily basis, they’ve also been dealing with the difficulties of the lingering pandemic. But we know that a school leader’s impact is significant⏤ on building the professional capacity of others, […]
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ESF Diagnostic Process
The ESF Diagnostic Process is a collaborative approach to school improvement that changes the conversation from products and quick fixes to strategic key practices and long-term solutions.
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What is the Effective Schools Framework?
The Effective Schools Framework (ESF) is a guide developed by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to establish a clear vision for districts and schools across the state. The ESF recognizes best practices and describes specific actions that high-performing districts and campuses implement.
Our Effective Schools Framework facilitators provide training in understanding the ESF and collaborate with principals and principal supervisors to engage in a diagnostic of campus systems and processes.