Action Plan for Improvement



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Action Plan for Improvement

Problem Solving Key

G = Goal B = Barrier S = Strategy AS = Action Step

STRATEGIC PLAN

PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

Step (1-5)

Description

Measurable

Step (1.b, 6-8)

G1.

If we ensure that rigorous, differentiated reading instruction is upheld in every classroom, then our proficiency and learning gains will improve in reading.

Summative Results

ELA/Reading bottom quartile gains-55%

ELA/ Reading gains-75%

FSA/ELA proficiency -80%





1.b

Progress Monitoring

Monthly Lexile increase for Achieve 3000

Quarterly increase in I-ready score

School progress tracked on WIG board in main office




8

G1.B1

At this time, there are no funds for a Reading Interventionist nor funding for additional after school programs.







G1.B1.S1

Increased access to computer lab for identified students.

Effectiveness:

Increased computer (I-ready/Achieve 3000) usage at home and school

Students will meet Accelerated Reading Goal


7

G1.B1.S1.AS1

Encourage teachers to incorporate I-ready and Achieve 3000 into homework assignments.

Fidelity:
Usage reports for I-ready and Achieve 3000

Schedule for computer lab

Accelerated Reader reports


6

G1.B1.S1.AS2

Solicit staff volunteers for additional computer lab availability for students.

G1.B1.S1.AS3

Utilize Accelerated Reader Program school-wide.







G1.B2.

Maintain Instructional momentum

G1.B2.S2

Strategic interventions with small groups

Effectiveness:

Increased computer (I-ready/Achieve 3000) usage at home and school

Students will meet Accelerated Reading Goal


7

G1.B2.S2.AS1

Develop a design for common planning allowing teacher's time to collaborate and create small group lesson plans.

Fidelity:

Usage reports for I-ready and Achieve 3000

Schedule for computer lab

Accelerated Reader reports



6

G1.B2.S2.AS2

Identify bottom quartile students and "bubble" students during common planning.

G1.B2.S2.AS3

Create rigorous, differentiated small group lesson plans.

G1.B2.S2.AS4




G2.

If we develop great educators and leaders through implementation of The Leader in Me curriculum then we will decrease the amount of discipline incidents.

Summative Results:

20 or less student referrals

Implementation of Teacher Leadership Notebook


1.b

Progress Monitoring:

Quarterly Focus Report-referrals

Student Leader in Action Awards


8

G2.B1

Fidelity of presentation of leadership lessons




7

G2.B1.S1

Dedicated time for leadership lessons and professional development.

Effectiveness:

Artifacts in teacher and student Leadership Notebooks

Post training survey


7

G2.B1.S1.AS1

Develop a calendar of leadership lessons

Fidelity:

Calendar


Leadership Guide distribution

Mentor appointees



Training agendas

6

G2.B1.S1.AS2

Distribute to students Leader in Me guides to support leadership lessons.

G2.B1.S1.AS3

Establish Leader in Me mentors to ensure retention of highly effective teachers.

G2.B2







7

G2.B2.S1




Effectiveness:


7

G2.B2.S1.AS1




Fidelity:


6

G2.B2.S1.AS2




G2.B2.S1.AS3




G2.B2.S2




Effectiveness:


7

G2.B2.S2.A1




Fidelity:


6

G2.B2.S2.A2




G2.B2.S2.A3




G2.B2.S3




Effectiveness:


7

G2.B2.S3.AS1




Fidelity:


6

G2.B2.S3.AS2




G2.B2.S3.AS3




G2.B2.S3.AS4





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