Student Achievement and Personal Success
To offer a thorough and balanced program of academics, career preparation, SEL and student engagement activities to allow students to flourish in their chosen area of interests and aptitudes.
Students will increase skills and knowledge move the district performing category.
| Strategic Priority One | Student Achievement and Personal Success |
|---|---|
| Why is this important? | Academic achievement matters because it develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills while opening doors to better educational and career opportunities. Students build essential life skills like self-discipline, time management, and perseverance through academic work. They also learn to communicate effectively and work well with others – abilities that prove valuable in professional settings. While grades aren’t everything, strong academic performance provides a solid foundation for future success. |
| Action steps related to the priority | Goal #1: Student Growth Action Step #1: Every student will make 1 year of growth in reading from Fall to Spring. Action Step #2: Every student will make 1 year of growth in math from Fall to Spring. Goal #2: High Quality Instruction Action Step #1: Content courses will have a vertically aligned, standards-based curriculum map. ACTION STEPS: PRIORITY FOCUS Goal #1: Student Growth Use data for classroom instruction, MTSS, and behaviors. Focus on literacy and supporting reading Staff support – K-12 Instructional Coach PBIS K-12 EL teacher Middle School Team Time Instructional paraprofessionals Stipended positions to provide additional support for staff Goal #2: High Quality Instruction District-wide curriculum map, completed for K-12 Outline and then vertical alignment Followed by scope and sequence building Professional development plan for the year Individual needs SCAP SSR visits/peer and/or site visits |
| Evidence of Implementation | Graduate Profile CDIP Certifications Concurrent Enrollment – College Credit |
| Evidence of Impact | Academic achievement matters because it develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills while opening doors to better educational and career opportunities. Students build essential life skills like self-discipline, time management, and perseverance through academic work. They also learn to communicate effectively and work well with others – valuable abilities in professional settings. While grades aren’t everything, strong academic performance provides a solid foundation for future success. -Improvement in Performance Framework ratings. -Improvement in student growth percentile scores. |