Our Purpose

The purpose of the System Improvement Leads project is to work collaboratively within the California System of Support to build capacity in the areas of continuous improvement, data best practices, and high-leverage change ideas.  These foundational processes ground organizations in system alignment and coherence, ultimately resulting in meaningful, sustainable improvement in outcomes for students with disabilities.

Our Theory of Action provides a general roadmap that shows how we transform efforts into impact. Explore each element to see how our partnerships and strategies work together to support improved outcomes for students with disabilities.

If we build
partnerships with:
  • County Offices of Education
  • SELPAs
  • LEAs (Districts and Charters)
  • System of Support Lead Agencies
  • CDE
  • CCEE
And build capacity
in the areas of:
  • Data best practices
  • Continuous improvement cultures, methodologies, and mindsets
  • Access to resources and support to implement high-impact change ideas
Then:

Students with disabilities will have access to cohesive and equitable school systems intentionally designed to provide high quality instruction and supports
Which will:

Result in educational and post-secondary success

What We Do

We equip California educators with practical tools, professional learning, and coaching to drive sustainable improvement for students with disabilities.

Our tiered approach ensures the right level of support to meet each team’s needs:

Intensive Improvement
Engage in multi-year partnerships that provide direct technical assistance, coaching, and consultation for LEAs identified by the California Department of Education.
Targeted Improvement
Participate in Networked Learning communities, workshops, and consultation designed to help partners apply continuous improvement methods and strengthen outcomes for students with disabilities. To request support, contact us at info@systemimprovement.org.
Universal Improvement
Access on-demand tools, guides, and learning resources that help educators apply effective improvement practices. All resources are publicly available at https://systemimprovement.org.
Learn more about our impact