Status Report on Suffield Public Schools Strategic Plan Implementation 2014
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1 Status Report on Suffield Public Schools Strategic Plan Implementation 2014 The Suffield Public Schools Strategic Plan ( ) was adopted by the Board of Education in May 2012 and articulated 4 priority strategic goals that serve as key areas of developmental focus in the district. The Strategic Goals are: 1. Complete the policy, practice and cultural shifts needed to transition to a digital learning environment. 2. Design and implement a systemic plan for professional learning aligned with district needs. 3. Systematically use data to drive and improve practice 4. Create an aligned and accessible curriculum that embeds 21 st century skills and is aligned with Common Core Standards. The status report details the accomplishments in each goal area to date, and is broken down by the indicators of success defined in the Plan. The four goals continue to drive our work in improving quality tier I instruction, strengthening intervention and support strategies, and creating opportunities for teachers to collaborate with one another to improve the teaching and learning process. The budget development process of the past two years continues to support the integration of the district strategic plan and improvement initiatives.
2 Strategic Plan Status Year Two Strategies Detail: Step #1 Action Achieved Action Steps Digital Learning 1a Infrastructure is capable of supporting equitable access for all learners Continue to monitor wireless access points across district Support digital pilot expansion Continue to increase amount of technology available to students and staff Awarded Technology Grant to purchase Chromebooks 1:1 initiative developed student & teacher BYOT 3-12 Student Anticipated and achieved Action Steps Virtual Server Conversion Switch enhancement upgrades 1:1 digital learning initiative fully integrated at SHS Chromebook integration for MIS & SMS preparing for 1:1 in ipads at AWS Open Choice Capital Grant Media technology grant AWS 1b 1c 1d High leverage policy framework developed to support digital learning Teachers are effective in this learning environment Practices have broad support from families and the community Policy framework to drive teaching and learning Online learning, enrichment courses for credit, credit recovery Revised 17 policies/regulations for 1:1 digital learning (modified or dissolved) Parent Communication on BYOT & Specific Pilot Projects Social Studies 6-12 ELA Grades 5, 6-8 Science 6-12 Power School Usage for Grade Book Professional Development teacher leaders by building Class Page Development Learning Management System Implementation June 16 & 17 Google Apps Performance-based assessments K-8 ELA Begin analysis of print vs. digital connect process to budget development Gauge readiness of staff examine discipline-based and grade level readiness and start there WL at SHS Aligned digital memberships Buy-out policy for Chromebooks Online credit enhancement Monitoring of RUP and cyberbullying Stronger implementation with Internet safety & digital citizenship workshops students and parents Continue to roll-out BYOT 1:1 is up and running Migrating from LMS to use of Google Apps for Education Google Apps professional development Inform data warehouse tool Chromebook use at SMS in preparation for :1 implementation Business at SHS Suffield Public Schools Page 2
3 Step #1 Action Achieved Action Steps 1e 1f Resource allocation is aligned with systems priorities Continue to provide a safe learning environment in every context Conversion of website to Finalsite Hiring of Webmaster through Open Choice Grant funding Communication Plan Implementation - District and school newsletters relevant and frequent communication with all stakeholders Monitor feedback of website survey administered (9/29/ responses) Newsletter communication plan 246 dynamic pages created on the new website Monitoring of firewall Review of data relative to unblocking sites for teacher use React to incidents of inappropriate use of technology and communicate to all stakeholders strategies to stay safe in environment Anticipated and achieved Action Steps Math resources K-5 need to be examined digital or print FCS at SHS digital resources in place Business SHS digital resources in place Music at SMS finale software program Video production at SMS technology SPED PAC Revision to website District Facebook/Twitter Migrating from LMS to Google Apps for Education Aligning the digital learning experience 6-12 SHS Grade 9&10 Advisory lessons 10/14 SHS Grade 11& 12 Advisory lessons 10/21 Parent workshop 12/4 Gr student workshop 12/5 Internet safety team established in district continue to emphasize digital safety and citizenship gr. K-12 Implement consistent, coherent practices systemically that are developmentally appropriate Suffield Public Schools Page 3
4 Step #2 Action Achieved Action Steps Professional Learning 2a 2b 2c Job embedded, collaborative, aligned with district goals and appropriate for all Data driven, research based, and aligned with goals for student learning Builds meaningful internal capacity for long-term systemic growth. Lesson Planning template implementation K-12 PLC s implemented AWS Instructional leadership team data collection re: SBRT and evidence of CCSS aligned instruction Google Apps for Education training for teachers on June 16 & 17, 2014 PowerSchool training/review for secretaries May 13, 2014 Paraprofessional training began in April 2014 MUNIS Training Central office Position control/budget Summer 2014 Standards Based Reporting Tool implementation (gr. 6&7 ELA & Math) and calibration, SRBT Dev. 3-5 Implement CT SEED district wide and monitor through principals and Professional Learning Committee Update BOE on Student Learning Objectives (SLO s) and Indicators of Academic Growth and Development Connect to continuous improvement of school and district Joint PD between SHS Math teachers and special education teachers re: Differentiated instruction Vertical team meetings Math vertical progressions Reading leaders work across K-12 system in classrooms supporting workshop instruction Gr. 5 teachers visit Gr. 6 math classrooms Case review model to identify professional learning needs, resources and data points for improvement Anticipated Action Steps Develop district template for Tuesday afternoon meetings and Professional learning Revised SMS Schedule consistent grade level/content PLC time SBRT ELA/Math (grade 6 & 7) SBRT ELA/MATH (grade 3-5) Differentiated needs in Professional Development UA programming SS 6-8; Sci. 6-8; planning 9-12 Secretaries training Oct. 28 Google Apps, PowerSchool, & radio training Oct. 17 MUNIS users group training 3 CO staff Paraprofessional training Technology Dept. training on Google Apps PBIS focus K-12 Capturing Kids Hearts 9-12 Meeting needs of all learners Digital learning Google Apps training at MHS on Oct. 18 & 19 gr 6-12 team Standards Based Reporting Tool implementation and calibration 6-7 Nov. survey SLO implementation Regular meetings with Professional Learning Committee Teaching & learning focus vs. process of evaluation Suffield Public Schools Page 4
5 Step #3 Action Achieved Action Steps Use of Data 3a Focused on multiple measures of student success Inform student data management software tool purchased for implementation Fall System aligns with PowerSchool AWS K-2 Standards Based Report Card CCSS aligned Instructional Leadership Team structure (ILT) in place to monitor and track data points and determine resource allocation and strategies for improvement Anticipated Action Steps Inform data management K-12 Math Supervisor responsibility Data fields identified with teacher participation and are integrated with Power School Instructional Leadership Team structure (ILT) continues to monitor and track data points and determine resource allocation and strategies for improvement Further integrate assessment data Staff training Goal to input curriculum based assessment data by quarter 2 Standards Based Reporting Tool math/ela gr b 3c Across all subject areas and grade levels Coherent and accessible with ease of use Assessment data aligned to CCSS curriculum and SBAC. K-12 SRBI model developed with focus on reading assessments and interventions. K-12 Reading infrastructure Star Math Vertical Progressions I can standard-based statements for students In progress Reading Language Arts Consultants and Principals tracking data by building Supporting teachers in data collection Inform not implemented Spreading awareness Further integration SBRT as a key tool to facilitate quality differentiated Tier I instruction SBRT data integrated with PowerSchool Grade 6 and 7 teachers trained on SBRT Inform ready for launch Suffield Public Schools Page 5
6 Step #4 Action Achieved Action Steps CCSS Transition SBAC 4a 4b 4c Current, relevant and aligned across all subject areas and grade levels Accessible to all stakeholders High degree of alignment between documented, posted and implemented curricula Continue CCSS curriculum revision monitoring student performance data and teacher feedback on units already created. Revise units accordingly. Address Literacy standards in history and technical subjects through professional learning. Revised units in ELA & Math Eliminated Basic Algebra addressed disproportionality District Status Math 6-12 CCSS and SBAC focus Monitor gr 6 student performance data and teacher feedback w SBRT ELA monitor English III and 7-8 transition to CCSS and Accelerated Units completed Writing K-5: Unit Planners (UP) = 32/32, Lesson Planners (LP) = 25/32; Reading K-5: UP = 32/32, LP = 32/32; ELA 6-8: UP = 18/18, LP = 18/18; SHS English I-III: UP = 20/20; SHS English IV/ECE: UP = 3/6 Units completed Math K-5: UP = 43/46, LP = 23/46; Gr. 6 Academic: UP = 7/7, LP = 6/7; Gr. 7 Acad./Accel.: UP = 2 units; Gr. 8 Acad./Accel.: UP = all units; SHS Interm. Alg. & Math Applications = all units outlined; Alg. 1 & Geo. = all units; Alg. II = 2/8 UA courses at MS: Media Tech (new); WL gr. 6; Intro WL courses gr. 8 Unit development aligned with Desired Learning Outcomes and Lesson Plan Template integration K-12. Digital pilot continues. Anticipated Action Steps Re-alignment of WL & UA at SMS Double block of ELA in place Basic geometry eliminated at SHS More 7 th /8 th graders into Accelerated sections of Math & ELA, increase of 13-15% Algebra Geometry II Continued unit development in ELA/Math K-5 Continue CCSS transition in MS/HS math curricula Continue curriculum writing in English IV/ECE Continue curriculum writing in SHS ELA electives Social Studies C3 foundation 6-8 Science skill & content K-5 Science content confirmation Continue to revise units and assessments based upon implementation, teacher feedback and student performance data 4d Assessment evidence demonstrates continuously improving performance in 21 st century skills and Common Core State Standards K Benchmark assessment data June 2013 target level C; by Feb. 2014, 74% of Kindergarteners at level C; CCSS target is level D PBA s gr. 6-8 growth from 1st PBA to 2nd PBA for all students in ELA Unit Assessments K-8 Math SLO s and IAGD s continue to refine PBA s and develop assessments 9-12 across all content areas More 7 th /8 th graders into Accelerated sections of Math & ELA, increase of 13-15% Z:\Laura\Strategic Planning\Status Report Year 2 Strategic Plan 2014.docx Suffield Public Schools Page 6
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