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CCSSO MEMBER MEETING Legislative 2017 Conference Washington, DC | March 19-21, 2017 Do you know how to connect with us? CCSSO One Massachusetts Avenue, NW Suite 700 Washington, DC 20001-1431 www.ccsso.org By Phone: 202.336.7000 Join the Conversation. Follow @CCSSO on Twitter #StatesLeading Wifi network: SSID/Network: PSAV_Event_Solutions Password: CCSSO All of the 2017 Legislative Conference materials are available at: www.eventmobi.com/legcon2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS SectIon 1 – ConfeRence OVERVIew SectIon 4 – NatIonal TeacHER OF THE YeaR 2017 2 | Welcome Letter 28 | Meet the Finalists for National Teacher of the Year 2017 3 | General Information SectIon 5 – MeetING PaRTICIPants 30 | SEA Staff 4 | Conference Map 34 | Speakers 5 | CCSSO Strategic Plan 39 | Invited Participants SectIon 2 – AGenda 6 | Agenda Overview 43 | Partners SectIon 3 – MembeRSHIP InfoRmatIon 47 | Consultants 19 | CCSSO 2017 Board of Directors SectIon 6 – PARTNERS AND SPONSORS 20 | Chiefs 48 | Corporate Partners 26 | Chief Tenure SectIon 7 – UPcomING MeetINGS 56 | Upcoming Meetings Legislative Conference 2017 » Table of Contents 1 WELCOME Chris Minnich Melody Schopp Chiefs, Welcome to the 2017 Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C. We are pleased to have representation from 53 of our members at this meeting. Today, with a new administration, new Congress and new federal policy in place, the collective voice of chief state school officers is more important than ever. It is one of the most exciting times to be involved in education at the state level. It is a time filled with new opportunities, but also important responsibilities, to make sure every child —regardless of background— is prepared for success in college, careers, and life. While every state is unique, with different contexts, visions and goals, one thing we know for certain is that states are ready, willing and able to lead and continue to improve education for all kids. A clear example of this is the Leading for Equity report we published in February. As an organization, we took a strong stand on 10 Commitments states can make to create more equitable outcomes for all kids – and state chiefs across the country are already taking steps to make this a reality. States also have taken the lead in policy areas to improve career pathways, elevate the teaching profession, successfully write state plans aligned with the Every Student Succeeds Act and much more. During this meeting, we look forward to further exploring these topic areas together. We kick off the meeting with state pre-sessions including a federal policy update, a federal funding workshop and an update on CCSSO’s strategic planning process. On Sunday evening, we will welcome our friends from the National Association of State Boards of Education and hear from political analyst Nicolle Wallace about the current political landscape in our nation. On Monday morning, CCSSO Board President and South Dakota Secretary of Education Melody Schopp will provide a State of the States address and announce her presidential platform for the year to build on CCSSO’s work around equity and ensure equitable access to effective teaching. We also will take time to hear more on how states are leading in specific policy areas, and dig deeper on some of those areas through chief-led breakout sessions. The new U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos will join us Monday for a discussion about the Every Student Succeeds Act and education priorities of the new administration. On Tuesday, we will conclude the Legislative Conference on Capitol Hill where you will have time to engage with leaders in the House and Senate during the morning. We encourage state chiefs to make time to meet with their Congressional delegations throughout the afternoon. Whether you look at our leadership around equity or the transition to the Every Student Succeeds Act, it is clear states are in the driver’s seat on how to improve education and create equitable outcomes for all kids. We look forward to the next few days to demonstrate how states will continue to lead and how CCSSO can support you in creating success for every child in your state. Sincerely, Chris Minnich Melody Schopp Executive Director Secretary of Education The Council of Chief State School Officers South Dakota Department of Education President of the CCSSO Board of Directors 2 Legislative Conference 2017 » Conference Overview GENERAL INFORMATION Conference Facilities If An Emergency Occurs Capital Hilton Hotel 1. Remain calm. 1001 16th Street NW Washington, DC 20036 2. Contact the hotel operator. 202-393-1000 3. Report the location of the emergency. Minor first aid 4. Calmly explain the nature of the emergency. Go to CCSSO’s Registration Area 5. Give your name, say you are with CCSSO, give a phone number at your location if available. Fire & Police – 911 6. Wait for direction from security. Nearest Hospital for Emergencies 7. Please allow operator to hang up first. George Washington University Hospital 900 23rd Street, NW 8. If safe, wait for emergency personnel to arrive, Washington, DC 20037 direct them to the emergency, only give assistance 202.715.4000 if requested by emergency personnel. Nearest “walk-in” clinic 9. As soon as possible, report the emergency to the Unity Health Care CCSSO Staff Office. 1900 Massachusetts Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20003 Evacuation Procedures 202.279.1800 1. Remain calm. Leave your location immediately. Do Nearest 24-hour pharmacy not pack; it wastes valuable time. CVS Pharmacy 24 Hours 1199 Vermont Avenue, NW 2. Do not use elevators or escalators. Washington, DC 20036 3. Assist any who may need help: elderly, injured, 202.785.1466 disabled. 4. However, do not loiter or wait for others. CCSSO Office 5. Listen for further instructions via the hotel PA Please visit the Registration Table on the second floor system or security personnel. lobby to register for the meeting or receive assistance from CCSSO staff. 6. Watch for incoming emergency personnel—do not try to assist them unless requested to do so. 7. Proceed directly to the designated relocation area. 8. Do not try to re-enter the hotel for any reason. 9. You will receive directions from emergency services or hotel staff for proceeding to safe areas. Disclaimer: The ideas and opinions expressed in the meeting presentations and in any handout materials provided are those of the respective presenter. They are not those of the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) nor can any endorsement by CCSSO be claimed. Council staff is excluded from this disclaimer. Legislative Conference 2017 » Conference Overview 3 ConfeRence MAP CAPITAL HILTON HOTEL 1001 16th Street NW, Washington, DC 20036 Second Floor STATLER A STATLER BPAN AMERICAN floor plan & capacities MASS NEW YORK MICHIGAN PRESIDENTIAL OHIO BALLROOM CONGRESSIONAL SENATE FEDERAL A K Street UPPER LOBBY CONGRESSIONAL FOYER CALIFORNIA COAT ROOM FEDERAL B CAPITAL TERRACE SOUTH AMERICAN A FOYER 1 LOWER LOBBY FOYER 2 SOUTH AMERICAN B CONTINENTAL 16th Street L x W Square Dimensions Ceiling Theatre Banquet Crescent Reception Classroom Classroom Conference Hollow U-Shape Function Space Feet L x W Height Rounds 3 per 6' 2 per 6' Square Presidential Ballroom 7,776 108’ x 72’ 20’ 800 600 390 900 400 250 - - - Congressional 3,886 67’ x 58’ 13’10” 250 250 168 400 150 125 - 60 50 Congressional Foyer 848 13’ x 53’ 10’ - - - 97 - - - - - Senate 689 52’ x 43’ 10’5” 120 130 90 175 70 50 30 40 36 Senate & Congressional 6,960 120’ x 58’ 13’10” 400 410 270 575 250 175 - - - Presidential & Congressional 11,783 - 20’ - 10’ 1,729 870 550 1,400 570 380 - - - Presidential & Congressional & Senate 13,898 - 20’ - 10 1,977 1,020 660 1,575 640 475 - - - Continental 516 43’ x 12’ 11’2” 40 30 18 50 18 12 30 - - Federal 2,356 62’ x 38’ 11’3” 250 200 144 270 135 76 60 70 50 Federal A 1,178 38’ x 31’ 11’3” 110 110 60 135 70 50 34 40 30 4 Legislative Federal B Conference 20171,178 » Conference38’ x 31’ Overview11’3” 110 110 60 135 70 50 34 40 30 South American 2,100 50’ x 42’ 10’11” 200 190 114 234 120 90 46 70 50 South American A 798 42’ x 19’ 10’11” 76 60 36 90 40 24 34 30 27 South American B 1,302 42’ x 31’ 10’11” 120 100 72 145 70 50 34 40 26 California 650 26’ x 25’ 10’11” 55 45 30 81 36 26 22 30 20 Ohio 546 26’ x 21’ 10’11” 45 40 24 65 28 22 22 28 20 Michigan Board Room 364 26’ x 14’ 10’11” - - - - - - 16 - - New York 624 26’ x 24’ 10’11” 55 45 30 78 36 25 22 30 24 Massachusetts 702 27’ x 26’ 10’11” 55 45 30 84 36 25 22 30 30 Pan American 861 41’ x 21’ 10’11” 50 70 42 104 48 36 34 40 26 Statler 1,220 60’ x 20’ 10’ 100 120 72 180 70 52 50 54 45 Statler A 580 29’ x 20’ 10’ 50 50 36 80 32 24 22 30 20 Statler B 620 31’ x 20’ 10’ 50 50 36 90 32 24 22 30 26 Foyer 1 1,188 66’ x 18’ 10’ - - - 100 - - - - - Foyer 2 792 44’ x 18’ 10’ - - - 90 - - - - - Upper Lobby 1,875 75’ x 25’ 10’ - - - 216 - - - - - Capital Terrace 2,100 140’ x 15’ 10’ - - - 241 - - - - - CCSSO STRateGIC Plan Achieving Measurable Progress for All Students Strategic Plan for Success The Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) is committed to ensuring that all students participating in our public education system—regardless of background—graduate prepared for college, careers, and life.