Superintendent’s Report

Dr. Ember Conley

A district of choice that provides an innovative and excellent education to all students that fosters achievement and success.

Park City School District

Mission

Park City School District empowers students to develop their knowledge, skills, and potential as critical thinkers. We maximize resources for academic rigor and excellence through staff, programs, and technology that make learning relevant to the emerging world in which we live.

VISION

Park City School District will be a district of choice that provides an innovative and excellent education to all students that fosters achievement and success.

Core Values and Beliefs

• Excellence in Teaching and Learning• Respect and Commitment• Personal and Social Responsibility• Community Engagement• Sustainability of Resources

PCHS Golf – Student Recognition

• Mitch Schow• Parents: • Mitchell and Kristin Show

• Coach Murphy

Outstanding Secondary Paraeducator Award Winner

Colleen Mutcher, Park City High School

PLC Institute

National Ability Center Wounded Warrior Program

PLC in Action

Secondary School Research Team

Halloween Festivities

Dual Language Immersion at McPolin

Kimball Arts PartnershipArt Specialist in the Elementary Schools

Community Forums December 5, 2013 9:00 AM 2013-14 Comprehensive Needs Assessment

Strategic Plan

Educate the Whole Child by implementing a connected

instructional system to meet the mission, vision, values,

and goals.

District Learning Plan• Educational Framework to

Educate Whole Child

School Improvement Plan• Aligned to District Learning

Plan with Site Specific Needs

Principal and Teacher Effectiveness• Best Practices, Data Driven

7 Initiatives

• STEAM• PCCAPS• SIOP• Communication• Utah Core Standards• Dual Language Immersion• High Access to Technology

Goal for 2013-14

Completion by July 30, 2014, of a Comprehensive Needs Assessment for the District, components of which will include, but not necessarily limited to, a revised strategic plan,  a District Improvement/ Learning Plan setting forth measurable student achievement goals, an implementation plan for educator evaluation, and a master planning process in place to guide future capital expenditures.

Tasks

• Needs Assessment – February 28• Data in a form that the board can see how the district is doing

– Comprehensive Data Report• Bridge needs with data and former strategic plan

• Review/ Revise Strategic Plan – April 15• Budget

• Develop District Learning Plan - July 30• District Data Plan• Principal/ Teacher Evaluation• Process for Master Planning

Teacher of the MonthEcker Hill Middle School

Chelsea Jones

Questions from the Community

• Booster Clubs – Fundraising• Service Dog in Training• Recycle Efforts• Dual Language Immersion – Phase 2• Early Start of Secondary Schools• Too Early for Teenagers