Human Resources
CPS SY22-23
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Agenda
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Human Resources Department
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Our Why:
Our Students
Cambridge Public Schools �serves a population of diverse students and families.
Our work in HR is grounded �in student outcomes.
It is our responsibility to ensure that our students see themselves in the educators in their school communities.
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Student Data Race/Ethnicity/Language
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90
different languages spoken;
most common languages below:
Spanish
Amharic
Arabic
Bengali
Chinese
Haitian Creole
Hebrew
Japanese
Portuguese
Somali
Korean
Part 1: Data Overview
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Turnover
Applicant Data
Hiring Data
Current Staff Data
Teachers
�Paraprofessionals
Principals/APs
�Students
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Current K-12 Landscape
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According to the NEA (National Education Association):
SY21-22 Teacher Turnover = 10.3%*
Turnover by Ethnicity/Race
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Types of Turnover
SY22-23 Teacher Applicant Data
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70% of Teaching applicants held one �or more DESE �teaching license.
Posted over 130 Teaching Positions �for SY22-23
We received over 6000 applications �for our SY22-23 Teaching positions
SY22-23: High-Need Hiring
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On average, our General Elementary positions received more applicants per posting than any other licensure area/grade level. Averaging 60-100 applicants per posting during recruitment season.
Our particularly hard �to hire areas include:
SpEd, ESL, STEM
These licensure areas averaged 15-30 applicants during recruitment season.
However, given the current K-12 landscape it has been exceptionally challenging to find diverse talent across all grade levels and subject areas.
SY22-23 Teacher Hiring Data
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Hiring by Department
Majority of SY22-23
Teacher hires
were for OSS
33%
Key Data Takeaways
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Turnover Data
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Diversity of SY22-23 Applicants & New Hires
High-Need Hiring
Our Students & Staff
Part 2: Recruitment and Retention Strategies
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Departmental Changes
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New Hire Survey (November ‘22)
Stay Surveys �(February ‘23)
Exit Surveys �(Ongoing)
For all new:
For:
For all CPS Staff
Capturing the Employee Experience
Expanding Our
Outreach
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Attracting Local / Internal Talent
Attracting �National Talent
Outreach Overview
Part 3: �Relaunching our Para Pathway Program
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The Educator Pathway Program is a CPS pilot program intended to celebrate, grow and cultivate the talent �within our current school communities. EPP is a part of �a larger strategic effort to recruit and retain a significant �number of effective educators who represent the diversity within our community. Currently, EPP consists of the �The Teacher Pathway Program.
The Teacher Pathway Program is a two-year program designed for current CPS employees to pursue their teaching licenses and Masters in Education in either ESL or SpEd. TPP will be accepting applicants for Cohort 2 this winter.
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Program Criteria:
Objective:
Remove barriers for licensure acquisition for diverse educators within our district and directly support our hiring needs as a district.
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Current CPS employee: Instructional-Aide, Teacher on Provisional �or Emergency License
December 2022�Information �Sessions, Recruit �for Program, Application Launches
January 2023 Establish Cohort 1, MTEL Workshops,
Spring Semester
Summer 2023 - Winter 2025 M.Ed Classes (Licensure depending on background)
Spring 2025 M.Ed Completion
Timeline:
Eligibility
Committed to working �in CPS for 2 years upon completion of program.
Interested in pursuing a teaching license in either: �ESL K-5, Moderate Disabilities K-8.
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Key Takeaways
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Department Reorganization & Streamlining Hiring Workflow
Collect Ongoing Data to Capture Employee Experiences
Diversify Our Applicant Pools by Broadening �our Outreach
Develop and Further Grow our Pathway Programs to Support District Hiring Needs
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Thank you!
Questions and Answers
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