​Diana Walsh-Reuss 

​Dr. Diana Walsh-Reuss has a life-long focus on supporting students with the greatest needs through a career in education spanning almost 40 years,   Currently the Associate Superintendent of Schools, she has served the Riverside County educational community leading Alternative Education and Special Education, Head Start, State Preschool, Child Care, Migrant Head Start, and Migrant Education in a variety of capacities during her tenure.   In addition, Dr. Walsh-Reuss facilitated the creation of Come Back Kids, a drop-out recovery program and Riverside County Education Academy, a military-themed charter high school. Her career experiences include teaching pre-K through adult education, assistant principal, principal, director, and assistant superintendent.
 

AAPF17 Sessions: 

Retention and Other Measures to Demonstrate Successful Outcomes for At-Promise Students

​Join the conversation of meaningful outcome measures for at-promise students with leaders from the Come Back Kids program in Riverside County.  This timely session provides opportuniSupport Reengagement and Dropout Preventionties to share strategies and seek consensus.  Bring your approaches and questions about how dropout recovery schools are measuring retention and save rates, and any other measures they are using to demonstrate successful outcomes for students.  The conversation will cover how schools are disaggregating data by student subgroups as well as by age and credit accrual.   This session is geared at experienced education leaders and data nerds serving at-promise students from all states.