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Centennial School District 28J

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ODE Integrated Guidance Information

ODE Integrated Guidance Information

In 2022, The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) implemented 'Aligning for Student Success', aligning six separate federal and state programs that belong beside each other to the point that they could be experienced by students, educators, and communities as a single, comprehensive effort. This effort, commonly known as Integrated Guidance, brought together the following six aligned programs:

  • High School Success (HSS)
  • Student Investment Account (SIA) within the Student Success Act
  • Continuous Improvement Planning (CIP)
  • Career and Technical Education – Perkins V (CTE)
  • Every Day Matters (EDM)
  • Early Indicator Intervention Systems (EIIS)

More information about ODE's Aligning for Student Success can be found here.   

Centennial's Strategic Planning process, resulting in Roadmap '27, simultaneously accomplished Aligning for Student Success requirements.  

To review Centennial's most recent Integrated Guidance application to ODE, which was presented to the Centennial School District Board of Directors in March 2023, please click on the image below.                       

CSD Integrated Plan March 22, 2023

Supporting Materials

Please see the supporting materials below for more details on Centennial School District’s Integrated Guidance application process. 

  • To review details of the 2025-2027 Student Investment Account grant agreement, please click the link below.

    Centennial SD Student Investment Account Grant Agreement

  • Some aspects of the Integrated Guidance process require the review or approval of the Board of Directors. Districts are required to post the minutes of Board meetings where these reviews/approval occurred. Please see the links below for Board meeting minutes relevant to the Integrated Guidance application process.

    Wednesday, November 13, 2024

    Wednesday, February 12, 2025

    Wednesday, April 23, 2025

    Wednesday, September 10, 2025

    Wednesday, December 10, 2025

  • Centennial Plan: Key Investments Maintained

    • Dropout prevention staff
      • Youth transition, reconnections, senior success, graduation coach
    • Electives for middle and high schools
    • After school sports for middle schools
    • Classified staff professional development
    • College-level opportunities
      • AP classes, student assessment fees, community partnerships, Center for Advanced Learning, dual credit
    • Elementary assistant principals
    • Career Technical Education
      • Staff, equipment, 8th grade support staff
    • Centennial Virtual Academy
    • ELD supports
    • Systematic communication
      • Staff, program
    • Mental & behavioral supports
    • Tier team meetings (MTSS0
    • Strategic plan implementation
      • Add Profile of a Graduate
    • Implementation fo Integrated Plan

     

    Centennial Plan: Key Investments Added/Changed

    New Investments/Strategies

    • Kindergarten educational assistants
    • PK-3 Early Literacy TOSA

    Changes to Investments

    • Freshman On Track program: change from teaming model to 8th-to-9th grade transition success focus
    • LIcensed mental and behavioral support (Shift from SIA to M98 – 1.0 FTE)
    • Reduce out-of-district Special Education placements and increase in-district placement

    Reduced Expenses

    • CMS REAP (M98)
    • Integreate College and Career program with HS Counselors (M98 – 1.0 FTE)
    • Centennial Virtual Academy (K-8 1.0 FTE certified, 1.0 FTE classified)

     

    • Outcome A: Goal #1 – Each student in Kindergarten through 3rd Grade will develop early literacy foundational skills necessary to position them for success.
      • A1: Ensure well rounded education for schools through additional administrative staff.
      • A2: Implement targeted instructional supports focused on early literacy.
         
    • Outcome B: Goal #2 – Each student will feel safe, supported as learners, and experience inclusive classrooms and school communities that nurture their sense of belonging.
      • B1: Provide targeted support focused on dropout prevention.
      • B2: Provide additional electives at the middle school level.
      • B3: Implement culturally responsive and rigorous pedagogy for equitable outcomes for all, while integrating transformative social and emotional learning, and professional learning (PD, consultant, materials, time.)
      • B4: Enhance the college preparedness opportunities for high school students.
      • B5: Enhance the Career Technical Education opportunities for high school students.
         
    • Outcome C: Goal #3 – Each student will be empowered to use their voice and exercise choice within their classroom and school communities.
      • C1: Increase the after school options for students at the secondary level.
      • C2: Implement a middle school CTE learning program to align with the high school.
         
    • Outcome D: Goal #4 – Each student will engage in rigorous learning and receive the necessary support and resources to ensure their success in the academic pathways of their choosing.
      • D1: Continued implementation of a K-12 virtual academy, including enhanced college and career readiness at the high school.
      • D2: Provide staffing to support students receiving English Language Development.
      • D3: Provide staffing to support students who experience disabilities.
      • D4: Enhance core math and reading programs through curriculum and assessment materials.
         
    • Outcome E: Goal #5 – All students will graduate with the skills necessary to thrive in a diverse and rapidly evolving world.
      • E1: Provide staffing and services to enhance our systematic communication across the District.
      • E2: Fully implement a K-12 multi-tiered system of support to include mental and behavioral health supports.
      • E3: Engage in long range planning to identify and implement our District’s strategic plan.
      • E4: Provide staff to provide oversight of various state grants reflected in the Integrated Plan.