Revised Tennessee School and District Improvement Plan
November 2012
The final plan should be no longer than four pages.
| School: | West Elementary | ||
| District: | Warren County | ||
| Analysis of last year’s final results: | Areas of Greatest Progress: | Areas of Greatest Challenge: | |
| 3rd-5th P/A Achievement Data: Hispanic Subgroup-Math 7.4 % gain SWD subgroup-Math 3.3 % gain
Hispanic Subgroup-RLA 5% gain LEP Subgroup-RLA-4.5% gain
3rd-5th 2012 Gap Closure: Racial/Ethnic 3-8 Math- 10% reduction Racial/Ethnic 3-8 RLA-5.5% reduction
ED 3-8 Math-9.4% reduction ED 3-8 RLA-2.5 % reduction
SWD 3-8 Math-15.7% reduction
| 3rd-5th P/A Achievement Data:
Math ETT: 9.9% loss RLA ETT: 2.0% loss
ED Math: 6.9% loss ED RLA: .40% loss
Non ED Math: 16.5% loss Non ED RLA: 2.7% loss
3rd-5th 2012 Gap Closure: SWD 3-8 RLA-3.2% gain
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| Source of Progress: | Source of Challenge: | ||
| Teachers met weekly to discuss student assessment results and plan for interventions. AIM (Lottery Grant) provided after school tutoring and enrichment. McKenney-Vento funded tutoring aid for students before and after school. Special Education tutoring before and after school.
| Since losses were greater in math than RLA, it appears that more professional development is needed in math for teachers to understand changes in the framework. More time might be spent looking at effective teaching strategies for STEM. | ||
| Goals for this school year: | Overall Achievement Goals: (Aligned to First to the Top Goals) | ||
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| Subgroup Goals: (List each subgroup individually) | |||
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| Other Required Goal Areas: | |||
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| Plan for this school year: | Key strategies to achieve goals: | ||
| 1. Weekly grade level meetings to discuss assessment results and plan for interventions. 2. Focus on instructional shifts, common core focus standards, and common assessment results during grade level and faculty meetings. 3. Provide PD for teachers to ensure that all can use assessment data to inform instruction. 4. School counselor and attendance clerk will check on absent students daily to ensure students attend school.
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| Key strategies to achieve progress for students with the greatest need: | |||
| 1. Classroom teachers, Intervention teachers, and assistants focus on student needs 30-45 minutes daily. 2. Before and after school tutoring target specific skills (AIM, ATLAS, Extended Contract, Special Education) 3. Utilize community volunteers (VISOR) to work with at-risk students. 4. Provide families with resources to meet basic student needs.
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| Projected costs and funding sources for key strategies: | |||
| STAR Early Literacy and ESGI were purchased with Title I funds to assess K-2 students. STAR Math and Reading was purchased with Title I funds to assess 2nd-5th grade students. Discovery Education Assessments (ThinkLink) is provided by WC schools.
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| Benchmarks for Progress | Benchmark: | Timeline: | |
| Analyze data to determine areas of strength and areas of need based on students’ progress and scores.
| August 2012-May 2013 | ||
| Monitor student attendance daily, 20-day reports
| 2012-2013 | ||
| Daily intervention-tier 2 students graphed to monitor progress
| weekly | ||
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| Before/after school tutoring-pre and post assessments monitor progress | quarterly | |
Title 1 School Improvement Plan-10 components:
1. Needs assessment of entire school and subgroup……………………………………………………………….page 1
2. Schoolwide reform strategies to improve achievement in the lowest achieving students….page1
3. Describe how timely assistance will be given to struggling students…………………………………..pages 2 & 3
4. Instruction by highly qualified staff ( and effectiveness in TN)…………………………………………….pages 1, 2,3
5. Strategies to attract high quality/effective teachers to high needs schools………………………..page 1
6. High quality and ongoing professional development………………………………………………………….pages 1 & 2
7. Strategy to increase effective parental involvement…………………………………………………………..page 3
8. Describe how federal, state and local programs are coordinated……………………………………….pages 1,2,3
9. Plans for transitioning preschool students, if applicable…………………………………………………….page 3
10. How you will know teachers are included in assessment decisions regarding the use of assessment in improving performance and instruction. ……………………………………………………………………………….pages 1,2,3