Deliverable: July Board Meeting: Assistant Superintendent report will include the percentages of core maps completed in SAU 41.



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Strategic Plan Deliverable Progress Matrix June 2013 Goal 1: SAU 41 will strive to continuously improve each student s level of achievement and growth Strategy 1.1 Create a cohesive comprehensive curriculum, instruction, and assessment system aligned to the Common Core Standards. SMART GOAL A : By June 2013, each grade level/course will have 20% of their core maps aligned to standards completed in core content areas - Math, Science, Social Studies, & English (World Languages- HS Only). July Board Meeting: Assistant Superintendent report will include the percentages of core maps completed in SAU 41. - Note SMART GOAL A and B on one Excel spreadsheet per school entitled: SAU 41 Percentage of Core Content Curriculum Maps completed June 2013 Percentage of Common Assessments completed June 2013 SMART GOAL B : By June 2013, each grade level/course will have common assessments (formative/summative) for the core maps completed. SMART GOAL C: By June 2013, SAU 41 will have a curriculum review procedure for each core content area. July Board Meeting: Assistant Superintendent report will include the percentages of common assessments completed in SAU 41. (No assessments will be shared to protect the fidelity of the assessment.) July Board Meeting: Assistant Superintendent will submit the procedures document for curriculum review for each core content area. (Note the process may be the same for each content or slightly different this is to be determined by best practices in the field.) - Note SMART GOAL A and B on one Excel spreadsheet per school entitled: SAU 41 Percentage of Core Content Curriculum Maps completed June 2013 Percentage of Common Assessments completed June 2013 SAU 41 Core Content Curriculum Review Procedure 1

Strategy 1.2 Ensure that all students meet or exceed benchmark criteria. By June 2013, SAU 41 will have a July Board Meeting: Assistant procedural document outlining the Superintendent/Director of Student Services systematic response for ensuring will submit the procedures document for learning (RTI) in each building. each school that ensures learning (RTI) for students. Procedure for RTI and an Update on PLC for Each School in SAU41 SMART GOAL B: By February 2013, SAU 41 will have a plan for assessing all students against benchmarks to determine growth using a common tool. February Board Meeting: Principal Reports will reflect the assessment plan for their building. Improvement Model for Longitudinal Study: A Common Tool to Determine Growth through Assessment Goal 2: SAU 41 will recruit, recognize, and develop the most effective personnel. Strategy 2.1 Develop and implement consistent competitive compensation packages. By June 2013, SAU 41 will research compensation packages from a variety of resources such as: geographic area, regional area, and similar school districts. July Board Meeting: The Business Administrator will have a comprehensive report. The Business Administrator has concluded research and has developed a preliminary report providing insight into compensations packages by region. A comprehensive report is expected in July 2013. Strategy 2.2 Establish policies and procedures addressing salaries, salary ranges, and staff hiring practices. By June 2013, SAU 41 will have current job descriptions for all support staff. July Board Meeting: The Superintendent will have job descriptions completed and available through the human resource department. The job descriptions have revised to incorporate principal input on existing job descriptions as well as language from other districts recommended by NHSBA [New 2

SMART GOAL B: By June 2013, SAU 41 will establish consistent hiring processes for professional, support, and nonaffiliated staff. July Board Meeting: The Superintendent will have hiring protocols completed and available through the human resource department. Strategy 2.5 Expand the support and capacity-building programs for new teachers and teacher leaders. By June 2013, the SAU Leadership April Board Meeting: The Assistant team will have a plan for a three - day Superintendent will have a plan and an orientation to support new hires. agenda for the August 2013 orientation. Hampshire School Boards Association. The current drafts of job descriptions are aligned to all three districts in SAU 41. Consult with Associations July 2013 Final review by Building Administrators July 2013 Presentation to Boards August 2013 A hiring process for professional, support, and non-affiliated staff has been developed. Dissemination to Building Administrators for implementation June 30, 2013 Three- Day Orientation to Support New Hires Strategy 2.6 Continue to ensure the most effective observation and evaluation practices are utilized. By June 2013, the SAU Leadership July Board Meeting: Assistant Team will have a plan for Superintendent will submit the plan for strengthening the system of strengthening the system of professional professional staff staff observation/ evaluation. observation/evaluation. Plan for Strengthening the System of Professional Staff Observation/Evaluation Building a collaborative school culture and Instructional Rounds 3

Goal 3: SAU 41 will utilize appropriate technology to enhance student achievement and improve operational efficiency. Strategy 3.1 Maintain and improve technologies to support or increase operational efficiency. By January 2013, SAU 41 will establish a system-wide procedural document for software adoption to ensure operational efficiency. February Board Report: The Network Administrator will submit the procedural document for operational efficiency. A technology Task Force Committee has been established and to date has prepared a draft entitled: Technology Purchasing Procedure Review and refine the above mentioned document and provide a system-wide process for software adoption by July 2013 SMART GOAL B: By January 2013, SAU 41 will establish a system-wide procedural document for hardware adoption/replacement to ensure operational efficiency. February Board Report: The Network Administrator will submit the procedural document for operational efficiency. A technology Task Force Committee has been established and to date has prepared a draft entitled: Technology Purchasing Procedure Review and refine the above mentioned document and provide a system-wide process for hardware adoption by July 2013 Strategy 3.2 Develop an SAU wide framework for training in all programs and technologies. By June 2013, SAU 41 will establish July Board Report: The Network a system-wide training schedule for Administrator will submit the training all new hardware/software schedule for all new adoptions. hardware/software adoptions. The committee has identified that training is necessary for technical staff, administrators, teachers, and students. Delivery system for the training. Who should provide the training? What will be the source of funding for the training? 4

Goal 4: SAU 41 will develop and implement consistent practices for teaching grade-appropriate 21 st century learning skills. Strategy 4.1 Research best practices surrounding 21 st century learning skills. By April 2013, SAU 41 will create a best practices research team. May Board Report: The Superintendent s report will reflect the establishment and composition of the best practices research team. 21 st Century Learning Research Task Force Strategy 4.4 Support professional learning communities for educators to collaborate, share best practices, and integrate 21 st century skills into classroom practice resulting in increased student growth. By June 2013, SAU 41 schools will have systems in place to ensure high functioning professional learning communities. Board Reports of December 2012, March 2013, and June 2013: The Assistant Superintendent s Report will include status updates of the PLC teams in SAU 41. Goal 5: SAU 41 will manage and keep in good repair its physical assets in order to optimize student learning. Strategy 5.4 Provide and maintain safe and healthy facilities for all students and staff. By June 2013, SAU 41 will create facilities maintenance manual to ensure safe and healthy buildings. July Board Report: The Business Administrator will have the facilities manual available though the SchoolDude system. Procedure for RTI and an Update on PLC for Each School in SAU 41 Consistent practice for the delivery of tiered instructional support across the grade levels in SAU 41. Consistent practice and use of PLC by grade span across SAU 41. FACILITY MAINTENANCE PLAN BROOKLINE, HOLLIS, HOLLIS BROOKLINE COOPERATIVE SCHOOL DISTRICT SAU 41 5

Strategy 5.6 Maintain a technology infrastructure to support all instructional and facilities needs. By January 2013, SAU 41 will create an February Board Report: The Business infrastructure task force that reviews and Administrator s report will oversees all hardware/software reflect the establishment and composition requirements and requests. of the task force. SMART GOAL B: By June 2013, the infrastructure task force will establish a system-wide procedural document for building hardware/software requests. July Board Report: The Business Administrator s report will submit the procedural document for building hardware/software requests. The Technology task Force Committee members include: Rich Raymond Eric Horton Joseph Gruce Mary Albina Pam Shaw Candi Fowler Bill Aldrich A technology Task Force Committee has been established and to date has prepared a draft entitled: Technology Purchasing Procedure Review and refine the above mentioned document and provide a system-wide process for building hardware/software requests by July 2013 6