Dewdney Elementary School Growth Plan

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Dewdney Elementary School Growth Plan 2005-2006 Goals Goal 1: To Improve Students Literacy Skills Goal 2: To Maintain Students Numeracy Skills Goal 3: To Improve Students Skills In Fine Arts Programs Objectives (Specific Area of Focus) Goal 1: To Improve Students Literacy Skills Reading Objective 1: Improve reading skills in grades K-7 Objective 2: Increase the reading achievement of boys in grades K-7 Objective 3: Increase the percentage of students who achieve in the Fully Meets and Exceeds categories Writing Objective 1: Increase the percentage of students who achieve in the Fully Meets and Exceeds categories on the School Wide Write Objective 2: Increase the percentage of boys who achieve in the Fully Meets and Exceeds categories (1-7) Goal 2: To Maintain Students Numeracy Skills Objective 1: To maintain students success in numeracy Objective 2: To determine baseline data on the Accuracy of Procedures Part A in the Math Makes Sense program (grades 1-5) Objective 3: To increase students rapid recall of basic math facts Goal 3: To Improve Students Skills In Fine And Performing Arts Program Objective 1: To increase the percentage of students who Fully Meet expectations in one or more of our fine or performing arts program (choir, dance, musical theatre, band or visual) Rationale Averaged over the past five years: grade 4 & 7 FSA reading results were below the provincial average boys reading and writing results on DRA & FSA reading, district school wide write were significantly lower than the girls 1-7 we have a low % of students in the exceeds expectations category for writing there is a strong correlation between academic performance and participation in fine arts programs we are formulating baseline data on the basic skill level in each strand of numeracy continue implementing Math Makes Sense math program while maintaining student success students who are strong in basic math facts have greater success in numeracy

Performance Indicators/Evidence For Measuring Reading Skills: Developmental Reading Assessment (DRA) Grades K-3 Foundation Skills Assessment (Reading) Grades 4 & 7 Gates McGinitie Grades (Grades 1-7) Grade 8 English Results (Letter Grades) Year End Summary Sheets (Grades K-7) Classroom Based Assessment Fry s Sight Word List (GradeK-3) Phonological Awareness Assessment (K) STAR Reading Program (Grades 1-7 depending on funding) Accelerated Reader Program (Grades 1-7) DART Reading Assessment (Grades 3-7) Jerry Johns Assessment (Grades 3-7) For Measuring Writing Skills: Writing Performance Standards Grades 1-7 Developmental Spelling Test K-1, Kottmeyer Spelling Test, Grades 2-3 Foundation Skills Assessment (Writing) Grades 4 & 7 Writing Traits Criteria Assessments Grade 8 English Results (Letter Grades) Year End Summary Sheets Classroom Based Assessment No Excuse Words (Grades 1-2) District/SchoolWide Write (Grades 1-7) For Measuring Numeracy Skills: Foundation Skills Assessment Results 4 & 7 (Numeracy) Grade 8 Results (Math) Year End Summary Sheets Mad Math Rapid Recall Test Gr 1-7 Math Makes Sense Unit tests Accuracy of Procedures Part A (Grades3-7) Grade Five Numeracy Assessment Successmaker Classroom Based Assessment For Measuring Fine Arts Skills: Band Instrumental Assessment (Rubric) Choral Rubric Performance Criteria Assessments (Band, Choir, Dance) Fine/Visual Performing Arts Rubric Classroom Based Assessment

Strategies Reading Daily extended silent reading times in all classrooms Accelerated Reader required, tests completed and scores kept for grade 2-7 and towards end of year grade 1 students higher reading level Guided reading groups in classrooms Intermediate classes have silent reading as part of library Accelerated Reader Rewards Use of SRA and weekly reading test Accelerated Reader/Primary Home Reading Program Literature based themes reading instruction Buddy reading Learning Assistance Program Books for Breakfast Program Literature circles/independent Book Projects Shared big books Primary morning message Read aloud Choral reading Readers Theatre Faye Brownlee Workshop Author in Residence Internet Research Non-Fiction leveled reading Reading 44 Reading committee (teachers and School Planning Council) Writing S.W.W. completed and scored 2x per year feedback to students and discussion on how to improve T-notes to make students more aware of editing strategies Using the 4 level rubric to assess writing on the merits of a strong opening and using descriptive language Author s Day 2x per year Write Traits Writing program Interactive writing - Bureau of Ed (primary) Guided Report Writing Internet Research Anthology of student writing Writing Committee (teachers and School Planning Council) Numeracy Trevor Calkin materials being used F.S.A. practice questions used grades 4, 6, 7 Year end gr 6 & 7 placement tests (gr 6 Langley model) ( gr 7 - Hatzic Transition Test) Mad minutes/facts speed Problem of the week Grade 5 numeracy for year 2006 Kim Sutton workshop Implement new math program Math Makes Sense grades 1-5 (grade 6 winter 2006) Staff member is district mentor/resource person Successmaker (windows computers purchase needed for this) Implementing math manipulatives in grades 1-7 Fine Arts Fine arts activities made available during school School choir primary and intermediate Dance incorporated into show choir Fine arts performances - one afternoon, one evening In-school band program linked with intermediate fine arts at lunch and after school choir and band program School tours local and out of district Visual arts artist in school Musical theatre production

Structures release time for teachers to complete DRA, Jerry Johns Learning Assistance focusing on primary students who are at risk Extra Pro D from School Community Learning Days Early Literacy workshops Primary and intermediate team meetings (monthly) Four blocks literacy workshop Timetable Fine Arts so that it backs onto the Performing Arts schedules Guided Reading mentoring Accelerated Reader Workshops Classroom timetabling to reflect goal areas Primary and intermediate team chair people Six planning team meetings focused on student growth linked to the school growth plan Provide primary and intermediate release time for primary and intermediate team meetings Teacher Assistants support at risk students in the goal areas School Wide Accelerated Reading program with leveled library books. Individual computer based assessments, term targets, incentive and rewards Susan Antonson Larry Jepsen Robin Clarke Pam Wahoski Jennifer Penner-Loat