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CCSSO provides leadership, advocacy, and technical assistance on major educational issues. The Council seeks member consensus on major educational issues and expresses their views to civic and professional organizations, federal agencies, Congress, and the public.  \nLet’s Get This Conversation Started:  \nStrategies, Tools, Examples and Resources to Help States Engage with Stakeholders to Develop  \nand Implement their ESSA Plans  \nCOUNCIL OF CHIEF STATE SCHOOL OFFICERS  \nTony Evers (Wisconsin), President  \nChris Minnich, Executive Director  \nWe are grateful to our partners at the following organizations for their help in developing this guide:  \nAASA, The School Superintendents Association, American Federation of Teachers, The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, National Association of Elementary School Principals, National Association of Secondary School Principals, National Association of State Boards of Education, National Conference of State Legislatures, National Center for Learning Disabilities, National Education Association, National Governors Association, National Indian Education Association, National PTA, National School Boards Association, National Urban League, Partners for Each and Every Child  \nCouncil of Chief State School Officers  \nOne Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 700  \nWashington, DC 20001-1431  \nPhone (202) 336-7000  \nFax (202) 408-8072  \n[www.ccsso.org](www.ccsso.org)  \nCopyright © 2016 by the Council of Chief State School Officers, Washington, DC  \nAll rights reserved  \nContents  \nOverview ...........................................................................................................................................4  \nStakeholder Engagement Checklist .....................................................................................................6  \nPart I: Getting Started ........................................................................................................................9  \n1. Clarify your goals............................................................................................................................... 9  \n2. Work with partner organizations to identify and engage with your stakeholders......................... 10  \nPart II: Engagement Best Practices....................................................................................................11  \n3. Speak to your audience................................................................................................................... 11  \n4. Use multiple vehicles ...................................................................................................................... 13  \n5. Identify your best ambassadors...................................................................................................... 14  \n6. Ask for input before decisions are made, and use it ...................................................................... 15  \n7. Keep your materials simple and brief ............................................................................................. 16  \n8. Communicate early and often ........................................................................................................ 17  \nPart III: Sustaining Engagement ........................................................................................................18  \n9. Keep your team informed ....................................................................","cbCaitHodGwEZdwR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitHodGwEZdwR","pdf",1301509,27,"English","# Overview\n## Stakeholder Engagement Checklist\n# Part I: Getting Started\n## Clarify your goals\n## Work with partner organizations to identify and engage with your stakeholders\n# Part II: Engagement Best Practices\n## Speak to your audience\n## Use multiple vehicles\n## Identify your best ambassadors\n## Ask for input before decisions are made, and use it\n## Keep your materials simple and brief\n## Communicate early and often\n# Part III: Sustaining Engagement\n## Keep your team informed\n## Turn these new connections into long-term relationships\n# Planning Tools\n## Timeline (July 2016-Jan 2017)\n## Timeline (Feb-August 2017)\n## Influencer Map\n## Relationship Map\n## Action Plan\n## List of Stakeholders for ESSA Engagement\n## Additional Resources","[{\"question\":\"What does the guide help states do regarding ESSA plans?\",\"answer\":\"It provides strategies, tools, examples, and resources to help states engage stakeholders while developing and implementing their ESSA plans.\"},{\"question\":\"Which early steps does the guide recommend for effective stakeholder engagement?\",\"answer\":\"It recommends clarifying goals and working with partner organizations to identify and engage stakeholders.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the guide suggest sustaining stakeholder engagement over time?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes keeping the team informed and turning new connections into long-term relationships, supported by planning tools such as timelines, maps, and an action plan.\"}]","Let’s Get This Conversation Started - Strategies, Tools, Examples and Resources to Help States Engage with Stakeholders to Develop and Implement their ESSA Plans - June 2016 | PDF",1789239446,9]