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2013-2014

9/27/2013

Campus Improvement PlanIRIS 1Page

School Year:

Sandra L. HigaredaPrincipal:

Tessie RodriguezAssistant Principal:

Assistant Principal:

Assistant Principal:

Assistant Principal:

Assistant Principal:

Assistant Principal:

Assistant Principal:

Assistant Principal:

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2013-2014

9/27/2013

Campus Improvement PlanIRIS 1Page

School Year:

1. SBDM Signature Page2. CNA Signature Pages3. Continue to Improve Student Achievement4. Demographics5. School Culture and Climate6. Student Achievement7. Reading8. Math9. Writing10. Science11. ELL12. Transition13. FITNESSGRAM14. School Context and Organization15. Teacher Quality16. Family and Community Involvement17. Technology

Table of Contents

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Committee Signatures

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NCLB Comprehensive Needs Assessment 2013-2014Summary of Priority Needs

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Enforce early transition of ELLs*Set higher expectations for Special Education Students within Resource Program*Allow for smaller class sizes to better address student needs

*Establish a vocabulary enrichment program to be implemented throughout campus*Develop data based IEPs setting high, yet attainable expectations for Special Education Students*Establish a system in which classroom teachers are given assistance to provide early classroom interventions for identified at-risk students allowing for smaller teacher-student ratio (Zero Hour)

Demographics

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Encourage student and teacher attendance*Encourage positive student behavior throughout the campus*Vertical alignment

*Establish an incentive system that celebrates/encourages student attendance on a six weeks basis*Establish an incentive system that celebrates/encourages teacher attendance on a six weeks basis*Display attendance by class every six weeks (class chart)*Implement PBIS Progam*Create a song for behavior expectations that can be used throughout grade levels*Utilize time after school when tutorials are not in place for vertical planning

School Culture and Climate

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Parent Involvement*Improve School environment so that students gain a sense of belonging*Vertical Planning

*Encourage parental involvement through a variety of activities*Establish a system where all teachers and students experience an at-ease instructional environment*Utilize time after school when tutorials are not in place for vertical planning*Establish a "Zero Hour" time designated for small group interventions to reduce number of retentions

Student Achievement

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan.

*Establish a "Zero Hour" block where teachers have an extra adult to assist with interventions

*Establish a "Zero Hour" block during which no special services are scheduled in order to have all Instructional Assistants and Special Services teachers assist regular classrooms with interventions.

Curriculum Instruction and Assessment (Reading) (Including Special Education and English Language Learners)

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Vocabulary Word Wall (Math Key words) across grade levels*Vocabulary/Skills spiraling across grade level*Incorporate "Multiplication Rock" daily

*Create a Math Word/Vocabulary wall and quiz the students weekly.*Turn in weekly Math Tests in Lesson Plans as show of evidence.*Play "Multiplication Rock" during breakfast time through intercom on a daily basis

Curriculum Instruction and Assessment (Math) (Including Special Education and English Language Learners)

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Daily Writing practice for all grade levels*Daily practice for Oral Language Development*Higher vocabulary

*Incorporate Writing Journals Monday thru Thursday year round (Kinder-5th)*Incorporate daily Oral Language Development activities across contents*Incorporate the "Mighty Words" materials across grade levels and contents

Curriculum Instruction and Assessment (Writing) (Including Special Education and English Language Learners)

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Incorporate a "Science Day" per six weeks*Incorporate Science software, technology, and music throughout P.E. and music class

*Incorporate one S.O.S. (Super Outrageous Science) Day per six weeks*Ongoing implementation of Science software, technology, and music throughout classes and public places

Curriculum Instruction and Assessment (Science) (Including Special Education and English Language Learners)

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Establish a time period designated for ESL instruction throughout grade levels*Develop vocabulary and proper spelling

*Designate a time period of at least 30 minutes for ESL instruction dedicated to the acquisition of language skills*Incorporate instructional materials from the Spelling adoption (CD incorporated with SmartBoard for upper grades and RIGBY for lower grades)

Curriculum Instruction and Assessment (ELLs at Beginning & Intermediate Language Levels)

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Ease transition of Pre-Kinder students into the public school system setting/atmosphere*Ease transition of 5th grade students into the public school system setting/atmosphere

*Invite Head Start students to take a tour of our campus guided by a PK/K teacher*Counselor to arrange a 5th grade tour of the middle school where they are introduced to the different clubs/organizations as well as instructional requirements including SSI

Curriculum Instruction and Assessment (Transition)

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Promote an active and healthy life*Establish a baseline and post assess students' progress

*Incorporate daily exercises and health lessons that promote a healthy and active life*Benchmark all students: PACER test, shoulder stretch, curl ups, push ups, and trunk lift

Curriculum Instruction and Assessment (FITNESSGRAM)

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Enforce teachers attendance for morning duty*Follow up training on RTI process*Weekly plans for meetings and deadlines

*Monitor sign in sheets/attendance for morning duty*Weekly grade level meetings for RTI ensuring all teachers are keeping up with the process*Provide teachers with a monthly calendar for upcoming events

School Context and Organization

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*"Buddy System" to model lessons with student-centered activities integrating scope and sequence*"Buddy System" to model and assist in lesson implementation*PBIS (PAWS) consistency across classrooms*Coordinate visits to effective classrooms*Quality Staff Development from the district instructional department

*Utilize district instructional coordinators to provide student-centered activities and to model and assist in lesson implementation*Enforce implementation of PBIS in all grade levels*Request Instructional Coordinators to assist with Staff Development

Teacher Quality

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Increase community involvement*Provide child care services to ease parental involvement from teacher/volunteers*Improve teacher/parent communication

*Incorporate activities such as "Open House"*Recruit community business involvement*Increase parent/student activities (after school/once a month)

Family and Community Involvement

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Chair Persons of CNA campus committees prioritize needs and recommend to SBDM Committee initiatives/strategies/activities that will meet campus needs. SBDM Committee will approve initiatives/strategies/activities that will be placed in Campus Improvement Plan

*Smart Boards for all grade levels*New light bulbs for every projector*Software for Smart Boards*Clickers

Purchase hardware and instructional software to expose students to the latest technology while accelerating English language attainment.

Technology

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment

FormativeAssessment toGuideInstruction

Reading 09/16/2013 05/16/2014Purchase and Utilizeinstructional technologyprograms such asAccelerated Reader toaccelerate studentachievement.

Pre and Postassessments andClass six weeksreports

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ALL = All Students Librarian Human Resources (Librarian)Budget (Discretionary Funds)

Pre-Level; six weeks classreports

Post- Level No Progress1

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BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssesment

Academic PerformanceInstruction InstructionalProcesses /Pedagogy

Reading; Writing; Math;Science

08/26/2013 06/05/2014Utilize instructionaltechnology programs such asUnited Streaming and LEXIAin a consistent manner toaccelerate studentachievement.

Number of log ins2

Bil = Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage

Librarian; Principal; ClassroomTeachers; Special Services Teachers

Human Resources (Librarian; Principal;Classroom Teachers; Special ServicesTeachers)

Number of log ins per six weeks Number of log ins per year No Progress2

PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Learning TimeSystemSafeguards;Instruction;StudentSupport;

Differentiation toMeet Needs

Reading 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Implement a scientificallyresearch based literacyprogram with flexiblegroupings for reading for ELLstudents for vocabularyenrichment

STAR levels (BOYand EOY); Walkthrus

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Teachers; Reading Intervention Teacher Human resources (Teachers)Budget ($5, 415.00 Title III, Bilingual)

BOY STAR Level; Pre/MidTPRI/Tejas Lee Scores

EOY STAR Level; PostTPRI/Tejas Lee Scores

No Progress3

PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessStateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction InstructionalProcesses /Pedagogy

Reading 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Utilize novels and children'sliterature to build vocabularyand comprehension

Benchmark results4

ALL = All Students Teachers Budget ($3,000.00 Title I, Part A) Benchmark results STAAR Results No Progress4

PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceStudentSupport;SystemSafeguards

Response toInterventions(RTI)

Reading 09/05/2013 05/30/2014Analyze measurement ofperiodic reading achievementin order to identify students'areas of difficulty

RTI meeting sign-insheets and minutes

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

RTI Committee; Teachers Human resources (RTI Committee) Six weeks grades; BOYTPRI/Tejas Lee scores; PRESTAR Level; Running Records;District benchmarks; Six WeeksAssessments

Final averages; EOY TPRI/TejasLee; Post STAR Level; STAARscores

No Progress5

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceStudentSupport

Response toInterventions(RTI)

Reading; Writing; Math;Science; Soc. St.

09/05/2013 05/30/2014Continue to improve theResponse to Interventionprocess and implement theinterventions in a moreconsistent and rigorousmanner to achieve significantresults with at-risk learners.

RTI meeting sign-insheets and minutes

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AR = At Risk RTI Committee; Teachers Human resources (RTI Committee) Six weeks grades; BOYTPRI/Tejas Lee scores; PreSTAR Level; Running Records;District Benchmarks; Six WeeksAssessments

Final averages; EOY TPRI/TejasLee; Post STAR Level; STAARscores

No Progress6

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction,CurriculumAssessment

Rigor, Relevance Reading; Writing; Math;Science; Soc. St.

10/04/2013 06/05/2014Monitor implementation ofcurriculum throughCurriculum BasedAssessments (CBA's) andEnd of Year ComprehensiveAssessments to assessimplementation of curriculum

Assessment Results7

ALL = All Students Principal; Elementary ExecutiveDirector; Coordinators

Human Resources (Administrators) Weekly Lesson Plans; WeeklyAssessments; Six WeeksAssessments

End of Year Assessments; StateAssessments

No Progress7

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction,CurriculumandAssessment

Rigor, Relevence Reading 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Reading Intervention TeacherStandardized implementationof program & monitoring ofAR, Text levels interventiongroups, MClass reports.

AR Levels, ARReports,Walkthroughs,Failure Reports, 3T'sResults STAAR,STAAR EOC Results

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ALL = All Students Elementary Executive Director,Principal; Campus Librarian

Human Resources (ElementaryExecutive Director, Principal; CampusLibrarian)

Six Weeks Reports End of Year reports No Progress8

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstructionCurriculumandAssessment

Rigor, Relevacne Reading; Writing; Math;Science; Soc. St.

08/19/2013 06/05/2014Standards-Based BulletinBoards

Campus Visits9

ALL = All Students Principal; Elementary ExecutiveDirector; Teachers

Human Resources (Principal;Elementary Executive Director;Teachers)

Walkthroughs; InformalObservations

Summative Evaluation; FormalObservations

No Progress9

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction,CurriculumandAssessment

Rigor, Relevance Reading; Writing; Math;Science; Soc. St.

08/26/2013 04/30/2014Coordinator Interventions atTiered Campuses at all levels

Benchmark; STAARScores

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ALL = All Students Principal; Elementary ExecutiveDirector; Coordinators

Human Resources (Principal;Coordinators)

Informal Observations;Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAverages; District Benchmarks

Formal Observations; FinalAverages; State AssessmentScores

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceStudentSupport

Monitoring ofImplementation

Reading; Writing; Math 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Monitor ARD decisions (IEP)are data based and areclosely followed by allteachers servicing students

Lesson Plans;Walkthroughs

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SE = SpecialEducation

Special Education Teachers, ClassroomTeachers, Campus Administrators

Human resources (Special EducationTeachers, Classroom Teachers,Campus Administrators)

Ongoing walkthroughs; LessonPlans; Six Weeks Averages;District Benchmarks; IEPprogress monitoring; Weeklyexams; Sample work

State Assessments Some Progress11

PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Learning TimeInstruction;SystemSafeguards

Differentiation toMeet Needs

Reading 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Accelerate readingachievement by incorporatingsmall group instruction tobetter service students'instructional needs (ZeroHour) to reduce number ofretentions

Ongoingwalkthroughs

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SE = SpecialEducation; Bil =Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Special Education Teachers, ClassroomTeachers; Campus Administrators

Human resources (Special EducationTeachers, Classroom Teachers;Campus Administrators)

Ongoing walkthroughs; SixWeeks Averages; DistrictBenchmarks

State Assessment results Some Progress12

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceData Systems MonitoringProcess

Reading 09/16/2013 05/16/2014Establish individual goals forAccelerated Reader andclosely monitor progress ofindividual students.

Pre and Postassessments andClass six weeksreports

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Bil = Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage

Librarian; Classroom Teachers Human Resources (Librarian;Classroom Teachers)

Pre-Level; six weeks classreports

Post Level No Progress13

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Learning TimeInstruction ResourceAllocation

Reading 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Extend library hours toincrease time allotted forstudent, parent,teacher useof the facility (Open library M-Th 3:00-4:00 for parents andstudents and monthly"Library Day" from 4:00-5:00)

Number of "walk-ins" during schooland after schoolhours

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Bil = Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage

Librarian Human Resources (Librarian) Number of "walk-ins" per sixweeks; AR monthly reports

Number of "walk-ins" by the endof the year; AR end of yearreports

Some Progress14

PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction;CurriculumandAssessment

Rigor andRelevance

Reading; Math 06/10/2013 04/30/2014SSI Now Initiative: 20incoming 5th graders duringsummer school program.Continuation during theschool year.

Benchmark andSTAAR Scores

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ALL = All Students Principal; Elementary ExecutiveDirector; Summer School Principal

Human Resources (Teachers) Weekly Assessments; DistrictBenchmarks

State Assessment Results Accomplished15

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;CurriculumandAssessment

Rigor andRelevance

Reading 09/02/2013 12/19/2013A Unit to Win It: Novel Unitsprovided for campuses--4thgrade students compete atthe district level

Campus Results16

ALL = All Students Elementary Executive Director; ReadingCoordinators

Human Resources (DistrictAdministrators; Teachers)

Weekly Assessments of Novelscovered

Campus Results in competition No Progress16

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction;StudentSupport

MonitoringStudentProgress

Reading; Writing; Math;Science; ESL

08/01/2013 06/06/2014Provide RtI TIer III extendedday and extended weektutorials and monitorimplementation of Responseto Intervention (RtI) processthrough the creation of adistrict RtI team to review RtIpackets

Grading Reports;STAAR; CBA's;Benchmark Scores;SLRs

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ALL = All Students School Improvement ExecutiveDirector; School ImprovementCoordinator; Principal

Human Resources (CampusAdministrators; Teachers)Budget ($18,000.00 Tier III; $9,520.00SCE)

Six Weeks Averages; CBAs;District Benchmarks

Final Averages; End of YearAssessments; StateAssessments

No Progress17

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BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

Data Systems Academic Performance;Quality Data

CurriculumAssessment

FormativeAssessment toGuideInstruction

Reading; Writing; Math;Science

07/15/2013 07/31/2014Distribute and implement thecomprehensive assessmentGuide to provide informationon the assessmentadministration and datacollection

Assessment PlanTemplate andCalendar Schedulefor Testing

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ALL = All Students Instructional Accountability ExecutiveDirector; Testing Coordinators; DataEvaluator; FTE Testing

Human Resources (InstructionalAccountability Executive Director;Testing Coordinators; Data Evaluator;FTE Testing)

Assessment Plan Data Collected No Progress18

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

SPEDRepresentation; StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceStudentSupport

Monitoring ofImplementation

Reading; Writing; Math;Science

08/01/2013 05/30/2014Audit ARD decisions forservice and placementalignment to IEP's and stateassessments decisions (UISDCIP)

Campus AuditReports; CorrectiveARDs held asIndicated by Audit

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SE = SpecialEducation

Special Education Directors; SpecialEducation Instructional Coordinators

Human Resources (Special EducationDirectors; Special EducationInstructional Coordinators)

Campus Audit Report Corrective ARDs held No Progress19

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction;StudentSupport

MonitoringStudentProgress

Reading 08/26/2013 05/29/2014Ensure that Title III LanguageAcquisition assistant workcollaboratively with theReading Intervention Teacherto service LEP students

Schedules; OLPTmastery; TELPASComposite Scores

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Bilingual Director; BilingualCoordinators; Principal; ReadingIntervention Teacher; Title III LanguageAcquisition Aide

Human Resources (ReadingIntervention Teacher; Title III LanguageAcquisition Aide)Budget ($28,232.00 Title III)

BOY OLPT Level; Six weeksaverages on ESL

OLPT Mastery; Final Averageson ESL; TELPAS Scores

No Progress20

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction;StudentSupport

ResourceAllocation

Reading 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Continue to build a library topromote literacy attainment

Six Weeks averages;District Benchmarks;STAR levels

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ALL = All Students Librarian; Principal Budget($2000.00 Title I; Pt. A) AR Reports; CBAs; DistrictBenchmarks

End of Year AR STAR Levels;STAAR results

No Progress21

PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction;StudentSupport

ResourceAllocation

Reading; Writing; Math;Science

08/26/2013 06/06/2014Utilize instructionalresources such as STAARWorkbooks for instructionand interventions

Purchase orders;Walkthroughs

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ALL = All Students Principal; Secretary Budget ($7,770.00 Title I Part A and$19,840.00 LC)

Purchase Orders;Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAssessments; DistrictBenchmarks; CBAs

Orders Received (inventory);Final Averages; End of YearAssessment; State Assessment

No Progress22

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction;StudentSupport

ResourceAllocation

Reading; Writing; Math;Science

08/26/2013 06/06/2014Utilize instructionalprograms, materials andsupplies to supplement stateadopted materials

Purchase orders;Walkthroughs

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ALL = All Students Principal; Secretary Budget ($7,770.00 Title I Part A and$19,840.00 LC)

Purchase Orders;Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAssessments; DistrictBenchmarks; CBAs

Orders Received (inventory);Final Averages; End of YearAssessment; State Assessment

No Progress23

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EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceStudentSupport

ExtendedLearningOpportunities

Reading 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Continue to provide smallgroup intervention throughthe Reading InterventionTeacher

Lesson Plans;Walkthroughs

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ALL = All Students Campus Administrators; ReadingIntervention Teacher

Human Resources (ReadingIntervention Teacher)Budget ($67,532.00 Title I, Part A)

Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAverages; District Benchmarks;CBAs

Formal Observation (PDAS);Final Averages; StateAssessments; End of YearAssessments

No Progress24

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BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT

EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

StateAssessment

Academic Performance;Learning Time

StudentSupport

MonitoringStudentAttendance

Reading; Writing; Math;Science; Soc. St.

08/26/2013 06/06/2014Provide incentives foracademic performance andattendance

Distribution forincentives

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ALL = All Students Campus Administrators; Teachers;Registrar

Human Resources (Teachers; CampusAdministrators; Registrar)Budget ($1,000.00 LC)

Six Weeks Reports; CBAs;District Benchmarks

End of Year reports; End of YearAssessments; StateAssessments

No Progress25

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BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning;Differentiation toMeet Needs

Reading; Writing; Math;Science; Soc. St.

08/26/2013 06/05/2014Provide for student travelingfor instructional field trips

Field trips planned;lesson plans

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ALL = All Students Campus Administrators; Teachers Budget ($1,000.00 LC) Lesson Plans; plans for fieldtrips

Completion of project No Progress26

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic Performance;Teacher Quality

Instruction InstructionalProcesses /Pedagogy

Reading; Writing; Math;Science; Soc. St.

09/02/2013 05/30/2014Provide professionaldevelopment on ConceptBased Instruction (twoteachers to turn key)

Registration totraining; NCS forms;Lesson Plans;Walkthroughs

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ALL = All Students Campus Administrators; SelectedTeachers

Budget ($787.76 Title I, Pt A) Walkthroughs; Lesson Plans;Turn around training; Six WeeksAssessments; DistrictBenchmark

Final Averages; StateAssessment

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction;CurriculumAssessment;StudentSupport

Rigor, Relevance Reading 06/03/2013 06/06/2014Mobile Device Initiative for1st grade: begin duringsummer school and continuethroughout the school year.Lesson plans provided forintegration of apps

Teacher survey andfeedback

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ALL = All Students Elementary Executive Director;Coordinators

Human Resources (ElementaryExecutive Director; Coordinators;Selected Teacher)Budget (provided by district)

Lesson Plans; Walkthroughs;Six Weeks Averages; CBAs

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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01 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;CurriculumAssessment

Active Learning;Differentiation toMeet Needs

Reading 08/05/2013 06/30/2014Achieve 3000 Reading.Alignment with IntensiveProgram ofInstruction/AcceleratedInstructional Plan Providetraining and guidance forteachers

Walkthroughs;Progress Monitoring;Formal and InformalWalkthroughs;Individual Progress;monitoring throughbuilt in programreports, andincreased studentperformance onstate assessment inall areas

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Director of Instructional Improvementand State Assessment for SpecialEducation; General and Special Ed.Teachers; Campus Administrators;Special Ed. Coordinators

Human Resources (Teachers) Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAverages; CBAs; DistrictBenchmark

Final Averages; End of YearAssessments; StateAssessments

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceStudentSupport

Data Driven /Timely / TargetedSupport

Reading; Writing; Math;Science; Soc. St.; ELL

08/26/2013 06/06/2014Conduct Weekly Grade LevelMeetings (3 per month atleast) for RTI ensuring allteachers are keeping up withthe process

Agendas; Sign-insheets

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Agendas; Sign-in Sheets;Progress MonitoringDocumentation

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Reading- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 68% to 73% on the Reading STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceStudentSupport;Instruction

Differentiation toMeet Needs

Reading; Writing; Math;Science; Soc. St.

08/26/2013 06/06/2014Provide teachers with thesupport of InstructionalTeacher Aides and aComputer Lab Aide (5 FTEs)

Walkthroughs31

ALL = All Students Campus Administrators Budget (99,165.01 SCE for 4 TeacherAides and 1 Comp. Lab Aide)

Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAverages; District Benchmarks

PDAS; Final Averages; StateAssessments

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Math- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 60% to 70% on the Math STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;SystemSafeguards

Active Learning Math 09/16/2013 06/05/2014Implement an interactiveMath Vocabulary Word Wallincorporating keyterminology across gradelevels

Walkthroughs;weekly lesson plans

1

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Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Math- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 60% to 70% on the Math STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;SystemSafeguards

Active Learning Math 09/09/2013 06/05/2014Incorporate "MultiplicationRock" on a daily basisthrough the P.A. Systemduring breakfast time.

Play "MultiplicationRock" everymorning.

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Campus Administrators Human Resources (CampusAdministrators)

On-going testing on studentsfactual knowledge ofmultiplication tables (flashcardrally during lunch time)

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Math- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 60% to 70% on the Math STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;CurriculumAssessment;SystemSafeguards

Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal

Math 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Spiral math skills and keyterminology across gradelevels

Weekly Math test3

Bil = Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage; SE =Special Education

Classroom Teachers Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Weekly Assessments; SixWeeks Averages; DistrictBenchmark Results

Final Averages; End of YearAssessments; StateAssessments

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Math- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 60% to 70% on the Math STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning Math 08/26/2013 05/30/2014Continue to participate andpromote the Math Beecompetitions (Campus andDistrict Level)

Weekly Math Bees(in class)

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ALL = All Students Campus Administrators; Teachers;Math CNA Committee

Human Resources (CampusAdministrators; Teachers; Math CNACommittee)

Weekly Math Bees (in class) Math Bee Competition (Campusand District Level)

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Writing- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 52% to 70% on the Writing STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;SystemSafeguards

Active Learning Writing 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Implement daily journalwriting practice (K-5th) (K-1stfocusing on PersonalNarrative)

Writing BulletinBoards

1

Bil = Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage; SE =Special Education

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Daily writing practice; Six weeksaverages; District Benchmarks

Final averages; StateAssessments

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Writing- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 52% to 70% on the Writing STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;SystemSafeguards

Active Learning Writing 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Incorporate daily practice forOral Language Developmentacross grade levels

Walkthroughs; Spiralnotebook with dailypractices

2

Bil = Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage; SE =Special Education

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Daily D.O.L practice; Six weeksaverages; District Benchmarks

Final averages; StateAssessments

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Writing- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 52% to 70% on the Writing STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;SystemSafeguards

Active Learning Writing 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Incorporate "Mighty Words"across grade levels (Word ofthe Week; Public Word Wall

Publicannouncement of theWord of the Week;Public Word Wall;ongoing usage ofMighty Wordsobservable in walkthrus

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Bil = Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage; SE =Special Education

Campus Administrators Human Resources (CampusAdministrators)

On going walkthroughs;vocabulary implemented in dailywriting practices

Level of vocabularyimplemented by students inState Assessments

No Progress3

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Writing- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 52% to 70% on the Writing STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;CurriculumandAssessment

Rigor, Relevance Writing 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Writing Boot Camp forteachers and students:scoring, modeled lessons,teacher application withselected student participants

CompositionSamples perCampus

4

ALL = All Students Principal, Elementary ExecutiveDirector; Coordinators

Human Resources (Principal,Elementary Executive Director;Coordinators)

Weekly Compositions; SixWeeks Averages; DistrictBenchmarks

End of Year Assessments; StateAssessments

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Writing- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 52% to 70% on the Writing STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning Writing 09/02/2013 08/29/2014Provide training to teacherson Abydos learning, anintensive training of teachersin writing theory andpedagogy (One teacher)

ProfessionalDevelopmentSessions;ClassroomImplementation

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ALL = All Students Elementary Executive Director;Principal

Human Resources (ElementaryExecutive Director; Principal)Budget ($900.00 LC-from $1,000.00designated for traveling for trainings)

Walkthroughs; DistrictBenchmark; CBAs; Six WeeksAverages

PDAS; End of YearAssessments; StateAssessments; Final Averages

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04 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Science- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 48% to 65% on the Science STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction;SystemSafeguards

Differentiation toMeet Needs

Science 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Utilize instructionaltechnology programs such asUnitedStreaming, EduSmart,BrainPop, Magic School Busto accelerate studentachievement.

Lesson Plans;OngoingWalkthroughs;number of log insthroughout

1

SE = SpecialEducation; Bil =Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage;Hispanic

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Six Weeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Science- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 48% to 65% on the Science STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceStudentSupport;SystemSafeguards

InstructionalLeadership,Monitoring, andSupervision

Science 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Ensure all teachers receiveusernames an passwords forinstructional technologyprograms available forScience

Lesson Plans;OngoingWalkthroughs;number of log insthroughout

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SE = SpecialEducation; Bil =Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage;Hispanic

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Number of log ins per six weeks Number of log ins per year No Progress2

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Science- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 48% to 65% on the Science STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction;SystemSafeguards

Active Learning Science 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Incorporate Science musicthrough P.E. and Music class

Lesson Plans;ongoingWalkthroughs

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SE = SpecialEducation; Bil =Bilingual; Hispanic;ED = EconomicallyDisadvantage

P.E. Department; Music Teacher Human Resources (P.E. Department;Music Teacher)

Six Weeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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Science- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 48% to 65% on the Science STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;SystemSafeguards

Active Learning Science 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Maximize instructional timeby Incorporating Sciencesoftware and technology inpublic areas (lunch time)

Daily usage oftechnology available(i.e.UnitedStreaming,Magic School Bus,etc)

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SE = SpecialEducation; Bil =Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage;Hispanic

Personnel Supervising students duringlunch time

Human Resources (personnelsupervising students during lunch time)

Six Weeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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Science- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 48% to 65% on the Science STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;SystemSafeguards

ActiveLearningStudentCentered /Empowered

Science 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Evaluate students'comprehension of facts ,vocabulary, and skillscovered during lunch timethrough the use of flashcardsand questioning celebratingsuccessful classes with"Spirit Stick"

Daily practice duringlunch time

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SE = SpecialEducation; Bil =Bilingual; ED =EconomicallyDisadvantage

Personnel Supervising students duringlunch time

Human Resources (personnelsupervising students during lunch time)

Daily oral questioning(flashcards); Six Weeksaverages; District Benchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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Science- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 48% to 65% on the Science STAAR assessment.

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Academic PerformanceInstruction ActiveLearningStudentCentered /Empowered

Science 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Incorporate an S.O.S. (SuperOutrageous Science) day persix weeks

Lesson Plans;Walkthroughs

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ALL = All Students Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Six Weeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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Academic PerformanceInstruction Project-BasedInstruction

Science 01/06/2014 02/28/2014Enforce participation of allstudents in District's ScienceFair

Campus basedscience fairdisplaying projectsfrom all students

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Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

Science- To increase the percentage of students including special education and migrant meeting state standard from 48% to 65% on the Science STAAR assessment.

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Family / CommunitySupport

Parents /Community

CommunityInvolvement /Partnerships

Science 12/02/2013 12/18/2013Establish a "Science Night"with instructional stations forparents

Sign-ins for parentalinvolvement during"Science Night"

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Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

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Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning ELL 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Implement journal writingpractices (across grade leveland content areas) (ReflectiveJournals for Math, Science,and Social Studies)

Daily journalpractices;Walkthroughs

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Daily writing practice; Six weeksaverages; District Benchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

No Progress1

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction OngoingMonitoring ofInstruction byAdministrators

ELL 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Enforce and monitorimplementation of daily orallanguage skills (i.e. "Let'sTalk")

Lesson Plans;OngoingWalkthroughs

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Informal observations; Sixweeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction Differentiation toMeet Needs

ELL 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Implementation of IndividualStudent Instructional Planfrom LPAC following UISD'sadopted bilingual plan

Lesson Plans;OngoingWalkthroughs

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Informal observations; Sixweeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction InstructionalProcesses /Pedagogy

ELL 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Ensure language skillspractices focus on languagemechanics at least once aweek

Lesson Plans;Ongoing Walk Thrus

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Informal observations; Sixweeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction InstructionalProcesses /Pedagogy

ELL 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Incorporate SpellingTextbook Adoption materialsto ease vocabularydevelopment throughoutgrade levels ensuring verticalalignment

Lesson Plans;OngoingWalkthroughs

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Informal observations; Sixweeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning ELL 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Purchase and Enforce theuse of technology (i.e.SmartBoard) to ensure activestudent interaction

Lesson Plans;OngoingWalkthroughs

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Informal observations; Sixweeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction Differentiation toMeet Needs

ELL 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Create vocabularyPowerPoints that can be usedas flashcards

Lesson Plans;OngoingWalkthroughs

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Classroom Teachers; Special Ed.Teachers

Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers)

Informal observations; Sixweeks averages; DistrictBenchmarks

Final Averages; StateAssessments

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Family / CommunitySupport

Culture /Climate

Inviting /RespectfulClimate

Safe Schools; ELL (AffectiveDomain)

11/01/2013 11/22/2013Initiate for the month ofNovember, "BilingualEducation Awareness Month"

Attendance on theBilingual EducationAwareness Month;Agenda; Sign-insheets

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Principals; Teacher of ELLs; Parents ofELLs; Bilingual Department

Human Resources (Principals; Teacherof ELLs; Parents of ELLs; BilingualDepartment)

Attendance records Attendance records No Progress8

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;StudentSupport

MonitoringStudentProgress

ELL 08/26/2013 05/29/2014Ensure that Title III LanguageAcquisition assistant workscollaboratively with theReading Intervention Teacherto service LEP students

Schedules; OLPTmastery; TELPASComposite Scores

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Bilingual Director; BilingualCoordinators; Principal; ReadingIntervention Teacher; Title III LanguageAcquisition Aide

Human Resources (ReadingIntervention Teacher; Title III LanguageAcquisition Aide)Budget ($28,232.00 Title III)

BOY OLPT Level; Six weeksaverages on ESL

OLPT Mastery; Final Averageson ESL; TELPAS Scores

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;StudentSupport

ResourceAllocation

ELL 08/26/2013 05/30/2014Utilize instructionalprograms, materials andsupplies that support secondlanguage acquisition

Purchase orders;Walkthroughs

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Principal; Secretary Budget ($19,800.00 St. Bil.) Purchase Orders;Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAssessments; DistrictBenchmarks; CBAs

Orders Received (inventory);Final Averages; End of YearAssessment; State Assessment

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05 To continue to improve student achievementGoal

By the year 2015, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all State assessments.

To increase the percentage of ELL students progressing 1 proficiency level from 59% to 65% and ELL students with 1-4 years in U.S. Schools attaining advanced high from24% to 60% and ELL students with 5+ years in U.S. Schools attaining Advanced High from 20% to 60%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need AEIS, AMAOS, PBMAS, AYP

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Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning ELL 08/26/2013 06/06/2014Ensure a time period of atleast 30 minutes of the ESLdaily instruction isintentionally focused on theacquisition of language skillstwice a week

Lesson plans;Walkthroughs

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Campus Administrators; Teachers ofELLs

Human Resources (CampusAdministrators; Teachers of ELLs)

Walkthroughs; Lesson Plans;Six Weeks Averages; CBAs;District Benchmark

PDAS; Final Averages; StateAssessments

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06 To continue to improve student achievement on FITNESSGRAM assessment and increase student health knowledge.Goal

By the year 2015, all students will pass all six components of the FITNESSGRAM assessment

To increase the percentage of students passing all components of the FITNESSGRAM by 10%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need FITNESSGRAM results

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Learning TimeInstruction InstructionalProcesses /Pedagogy

Physical Education 08/26/2013 06/05/2014 Provide for no less than 135minutes of MVPA all studentsgrades Kinder-Fifth grade.Once a week providing aFItness Day by implementingjump ropes or a trail walk.

Lesson Plans;walkthroughs

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ALL = All Students PE Department Human resources (PE Dept.) Formal and Informalobservations (Weekly)

FITNESSGRAM No Progress1

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06 To continue to improve student achievement on FITNESSGRAM assessment and increase student health knowledge.Goal

By the year 2015, all students will pass all six components of the FITNESSGRAM assessment

To increase the percentage of students passing all components of the FITNESSGRAM by 10%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need FITNESSGRAM results

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Learning TimeInstruction InstructionalProcesses /Pedagogy

Physical Education 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Implement fifteen minutes ofclass instruction to MVPAspecifically concentrating onFITNESSGRAM SKILLS.Practice testing or modifiedactivities.

Lesson Plans;walkthroughs,Running Records

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ALL = All Students PE Department Human resources (PE Dept.) Running Records forFITNESSGRAM (every sixweeks)

EOY Running Records forFITNESSGRAM; FITNESSGRAMresults

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06 To continue to improve student achievement on FITNESSGRAM assessment and increase student health knowledge.Goal

By the year 2015, all students will pass all six components of the FITNESSGRAM assessment

To increase the percentage of students passing all components of the FITNESSGRAM by 10%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need FITNESSGRAM results

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Family / CommunitySupport

StudentSupport

Adult Advocate /Mentor / Advisor

Physical Education 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Promote extracurricularactivities to encouragestudents and parents toparticipate in sports, recruitvolunteer coaches, and tostay up to date on BGCevents.

Number of sportsteams formed;number of ParentVolunteers forextracurricularactivities

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ALL = All Students PE Department Human resources (PE Dept., classroomteachers, Campus Administrators)

Number of Parent Volunteersand number of Studentsparticipating in extracurricularactivities (Analyze data everytwelve weeks)

Number of Parent Volunteersand number of Studentsparticipating in extracurricularactivities by the end of theschool year.

No Progress3

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By the year 2015, all students will pass all six components of the FITNESSGRAM assessment

To increase the percentage of students passing all components of the FITNESSGRAM by 10%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need FITNESSGRAM results

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Quality DataStudentSupport

Data Driven /Timely / TargetedSupport

Physical Education 05/05/2014 06/05/2014Test 3rd grade 5th gradestudents on FITNESSGRAM

FITNESSGRAMresults

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ALL = All Students PE Department PE Department Running Records forFITNESSGRAM

FITNESSGRAM Results No Progress4

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By the year 2015, all students will pass all six components of the FITNESSGRAM assessment

To increase the percentage of students passing all components of the FITNESSGRAM by 10%

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need FITNESSGRAM results

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Data Driven /Timely / TargetedSupport

Physical Education 10/07/2013 06/05/2014Benchmark all students withPACER test

Lesson Plans;Walkthroughs

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ALL = All Students PE Department PE Department Benchmark Results FITNESSGRAM Results No Progress5

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By the year 2015, all students eligible for Pre-Kinder will participate in transitions activities.

To increase the percentage of Pre-Kinder students participating in transition activities from 45% to 55%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Federal Guidelines

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Family / CommunitySupport

StudentSupport

EffectiveInterventionStrategies

Graduation Rate 05/12/2014 05/16/2014Implement a Head Start tourin May with parents in whicha Pk/K teacher guidesincoming students

Sign-in sheets ofparents/studentsparticipating

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ALL = All Students PK/Kinder Teachers Human Resources (Pk/Kinder Teachers) Number of incoming studentsinvited

Number of incoming students inattendance

No Progress1

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By the year 2015, all students eligible for Pre-Kinder will participate in transitions activities.

To increase the percentage of Pre-Kinder students participating in transition activities from 45% to 55%

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Family / CommunitySupport

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To increase the percentage of Pre-Kinder students participating in transition activities from 45% to 55%

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Federal Guidelines

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Family / CommunitySupport

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Number of students invited Number of students inattendance

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To increase the percentage of Pre-Kinder students participating in transition activities from 45% to 55%

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Data Analyzed To Determine Need Federal Guidelines

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Family / CommunitySupport

StudentSupport

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Graduation Rate 09/01/2014 09/05/2014Conduct a "Meet the TeacherOrientation" Night

Sign-in sheets ofparents/studentsparticipating

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Number of parents invited Number of parents inattendance

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By the year 2015, all students eligible for Pre-Kinder will participate in transitions activities.

To increase the percentage of Pre-Kinder students participating in transition activities from 45% to 55%

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Data Analyzed To Determine Need Federal Guidelines

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Family / CommunitySupport

StudentSupport

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Graduation Rate 04/28/2014 05/30/2014Arrange for 5th grade to takea tour of the middle schoolwhere they are introduced tothe differentclubs/organizations as wellas instructional requirementsincluding SSI

Trip to the middleschool

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By the year 2015, alternative placement and expulsion discipline referrals will be reduced to 1% of the student population.

To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of campus referrals

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Learning TimeCulture /Climate

Student / StaffAttendance

Safe Schools 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Establish an incentive systemthat celebrates/encouragesstudent attendance on sixweeks basis

Attendance Records1

ALL = All Students Teachers; Campus Administrators Human Resources (Teachers; CampusAdministrators)Budget:

Daily Attendance; Six WeeksAttendance

Attendance at the end of theyear

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By the year 2015, alternative placement and expulsion discipline referrals will be reduced to 1% of the student population.

To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of campus referrals

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Learning TimeCulture /Climate

Student / StaffAttendance

Safe Schools 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Coordinate an end of the yearperfect attendanceparty/raffle at the end of theyear

Sign-in sheets forPerfect AttendanceParty and Raffle

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Attendance at the end of theyear

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of campus referrals

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Learning TimeCulture /Climate

Student / StaffAttendance

Safe Schools 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Generate a public displaycelebrating PerfectAttendance on a Six WeeksBasis

Public Bulletin Boardcelebrating PerfectAttendance Students

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of campus referrals

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School ClimateCulture /Climate

Inviting /RespectfulClimate

Safe Schools 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Develop an incentiveprogram thatcelebrates/encouragesappropriate behavior wherestudents work towards anincentive/activity of theirchoice

Student behavior4

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Human Resources (ClassroomTeachers; Special Ed. Teachers;Campus Administrators)

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Number of discipline referrals atthe end of the year

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

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Inviting /RespectfulClimate

Safe Schools 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Establish a system whereteachers assigned formorning duty are monitoredfor attendance

Teacher attendanceduring morning duty

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Number of discipline referrals atthe end of the year

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

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LeadershipEffectiveness

Culture /Climate

Academic Focus Qualified Employees 09/02/2013 06/06/2014Provide teachers with acalendar of upcoming events

Monthly calendars ofupcoming events forteachers

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Teacher compliance withdeadlines and preparation forupcoming events

Teacher compliance withdeadlines and preparation forupcoming events

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of campus referrals

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Monitoring StudentProgress; AcademicPerformance; StudentQuality

StudentSupport;Culture andClimate

AssessmentDevelopment

Safe Schools 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Provide one to onecounseling with LEP studentswho are noted on the failurereport, as part of the ELL plan

ELL Plan forSuccess; LEPFailure Reports(IRIS); ProgressReports; ReportCards; AffectiveDomain Log;TELPAS Success;STAAR Success

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Bil = Bilingual; ESL =English as a SecondLanguage

Bilingual Department; LPACAdministrator; Principal; Teachers ofELLs; Parents of ELLs; Counselor

Human Resources (BilingualDepartment; LPAC Administrator;Principal; Teachers of ELLs; Parents ofELLs; Counselor)

Six Weeks Failure Reports(IRIS); Six Weeks Averages;Monthly Affective Domain Log;District Benchmarks

End of Year Failure Reports;Final Averages; AffectiveDomain Log for entire year; Endof Year Assessments; StateAssessments

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of campus referrals

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School Climate; StudentSupport

Instruction;CurriculumandAssessment

Data-DrivenDecision-Making;Monitoring/Evaluation ofCurriculumImplementation

Safe Schools 09/02/2013 06/05/2014Implement a Bully FreeProgram Curriculum in allUISD Schools

Lesson Plans;ClassroomObservations;Director of Guidanceand Counseling;Teachers

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ALL = All Students Principals; Bully Free Campus Team;Director of Guidance and Counseling;Teachers

Human Resources (Principals; BullyFree Campus Team; Director ofGuidance and Counseling; Teachers)

Number of bullying referrals permonth

Number of bullying referrals atthe end of the school year

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

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Discipline Learning TimeDiscipline;Instruction

Data DrivenDecision Making

Safe Schools 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Implementation andmonitoring of campus widePositive BehaviorInterventions and Supports(PBIS) for all studentsexhibiting behaviors thatinterfere with learning

Decrease in StudentDisciplinaryReferrals

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Human Resources (CampusAdministrators; Teachers; RtIAdministrator)

Number of Discipline Referralsper six weeks

Number of Discipline Referralsat the end of the year

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01 Continue efforts to provide a safe and nurturing environment for faculty, staff, and studentsGoal

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

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School ClimateCulture /Climate

Inviting /RespectfulClimate

Safe Schools 08/05/2013 06/06/2014Purchase supplies andmaterials for maintenance offacilities

Facilitiesmaintenance

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of campus referrals

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School ClimateCulture /Climate

Inviting /RespectfulClimate

Qualified Employees 08/26/2013 06/06/2014Develop an incentiveprogram that celebratesteachers' success andattendance on a six weeksbasis

Teachers'Celebration; ongoingclassroomobservationsfeedback

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ALL = All Students Campus Coordinators Budget ($1,000.00 LC) Ongoing informal and formalobservations feedback;Teachers' daily attendance

PDAS; Teachers' Celebration atthe end of the year; Teachers'attendance at the end of theyear

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To reduce campus discipline referrals from 5% to 1%

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of campus referrals

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Inviting /RespectfulClimate

Safe Schools 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Create a song for behaviorexpectations that can beused throughout grade levels

incorporated intomusic class

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PBIS plan; Number of DisciplineReferrals per six weeks

PBIS in effect; Number ofDiscipline Referrals at the endof the school year

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01 To promote community partnerships and parental involvementGoal

By the year 2015, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities.

To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 84% to 90%.

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sing-in rosters

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Family / CommunitySupport

Parents /Community

ParentInvolvement

Parent Involvement 11/20/2013 11/20/2013Conduct a "Brown BagLunch" Picnic with parents

Sign-in sheets ofparents attending

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Number of parents invited Number of parents inattendance

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Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sing-in rosters

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Family / CommunitySupport

Parents /Community

ParentInvolvement

Parent Involvement 10/01/2013 06/05/2014Generate a monthlyinformative bulletin board forparents

Public display ofbulletin boardupdated monthly

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ALL = All Students Counselor Human Resources (Counselor) Number of parents participatingin monthly activities offered

Number of parents participatingin activities offered by the endof the year

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To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 84% to 90%.

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Family / CommunitySupport

Parents /Community

ParentInvolvement

Parent Involvement 10/01/2013 06/05/2014Coordinate a Parent-childdance (during P.E. time orafter school)

Sign-in sheets ofparents attending

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To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 84% to 90%.

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Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sing-in rosters

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Parent Involvement 10/01/2013 06/05/2014Coordinate a Parent-childDinner Night

Sign-in sheets ofparents attending

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By the year 2015, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities.

To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 84% to 90%.

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Parents /Community

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Parent Involvement 10/01/2013 06/05/2014Conduct a "Math Night"where parents completestudent-centered activitieswith their children

Sign-in sheets ofparents attending

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Number of parents participating;Math grades on Benchmarks

Number of parents participatingin activities offered by the endof the year; Math StateAssessments

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By the year 2015, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities.

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Parents /Community

Parent Education/ Adult Education

Parent Involvement 10/01/2013 06/05/2014Conduct a "Parent Planning"Night

Sign-in sheets ofparents attending

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Family / CommunitySupport

StudentSupport

EffectiveInterventionStrategies

Reading / ELA 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Recruit community leaders toread to students

"Read a Book Day"attendance

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Number of students andcommunity leaders participating

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By the year 2015, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities.

To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 84% to 90%.

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Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sing-in rosters

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Family / CommunitySupport

StudentSupport

Response toInterventions(RTI)

Parent Involvement 10/01/2013 12/20/2013Continue to participate andpromote the "Parent Festival"offered by UISD

Number ofparticipants; flyersand messages sentpromoting festival

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Budget ($2,622.00 Title I, Pt. A) Number of parents invited toattend

Number of parents inattendance

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By the year 2015, all students will be taught by highly qualified teachers

To maintain the percentage of highly qualified teachers at 100%

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Teacher QualityInstruction InstructionalProcesses /Pedagogy

Qualified Employees 08/27/2013 05/28/2014Conduct frequentwalkthroughs (8 per week)resulting in feedback towardimprovement using DMAC

DMAC walkthroughs1

ALL = All Students Principal, Assistant Principal Campus Administration Walkthroughs Summative Evaluations No Progress1

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Teacher QualityInstruction InstructionalProcesses /Pedagogy

Qualified Employees 08/19/2013 06/05/2015Establish a "Buddy" systemproviding highly qualifiedteachers as mentors forothers

Formal meetings2

ALL = All Students Teachers Teachers Informal observations;walkthroughs

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Qualified Employees 08/19/2013 06/05/2015Establish collaboration withother campuses for intra-district classroomobservations

Formal meetings3

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Teacher QualityInstruction CollaborativePlanning

Qualified Employees 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Utilize time after school whentutorials are not in place forvertical alignment andplanning on a six weeksbasis

Sign-in sheets forvertical alignmentmeetings

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Academic Performance,LeadershipEffectiveness, TeacherQuality

Instruction,Curriculum &Assessment

Rigor,Relevance,CurriculumSequence/Pacing, Monitoring,Evaluations ofCurriculumImplementation

Qualified Employees 09/02/2013 04/30/2014Continue to build CampusCapacity through TurnAround Teams that includekey members of the Tier IIIcampuses facilitated byExecutive Directors andAssociate Superintendent forInstruction

CBA's; STAAR;Benchmark Results;Grading Reports;PDAS

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Human Resources (Campus LeadershipTeam)

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Final Averages; End of YearAssessments; StateAssessment Results

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Academic Performance;Teacher Quality

Instruction,Curriculum &Assessment;StudentSupport

TargetedProfessionalDevelopment(PD) withsupport

Qualified Employees 08/05/2013 06/30/2014Provide recertificationtraining for RtI, SpecialEducation and 504 andongoing support using theeSped Management Systemand Tiered Instruction to allcampus administrators

Walkthroughs;District Benchmarks;End of YearAssessments;STAAR; SupportForms; PDAS

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ALL = All Students School Improvement ExecutiveDirector; SE Director for Instruction;School Improvement Coordinator

Human Resources (SchoolImprovement Executive Director; SEDirector for Instruction; SchoolImprovement Coordinator)

Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAssessments; DistrictBenchmarks

Summative Evaluations; FinalAverages; State Assessments

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Teacher Quality;Academic Performance;LeadershipEffectiveness

Instruction,Curriculum &Assessment;StudentSupport

Monitoring ofStudentProgress, Rigor

Qualified Employees 09/02/2013 06/06/2014Monitor implementation ofImprovement Plan at Stagedcampuses

TEA ProgressReports;Walkthroughs; 3Ts;3Cs; BenchmarkResults; GradingReports; PDAS

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ALL = All Students Elementary Executive Director;Principal; School ImprovementCoordinator; Instructional Coordinator;Campus Leadership Team

Human Resources (ElementaryExecutive Director; Principal; SchoolImprovement Coordinator; InstructionalCoordinator; Campus Leadership Team)

Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAssessments; Six WeeksAverages; District Benchmark

PDAS; Final Averages; End ofYear Assessments; StateAssessments

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StateAssessment

Academic Performance;Teacher Quality

Instruction;CurriculumandAssessment

Monitoring ofImplementation;TargetedProfessionalDevelopmentwith Support

Qualified Employees 08/27/2013 06/04/2014Monitor Four Features ofEffective Instruction Modulesby assuring rigor andrelevance by conductingwalk-throughs (8 per weekper campus administration)

Walkthroughs; EROevaluation; FailureReports; 3Cs; 3Ts;Benchmarks;STAAR; PDAS

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ALL = All Students Elementary Executive Director;Principal; Academic Coordinators

Human Resources (ElementaryExecutive Director; Principal; AcademicCoordinators)

Walkthoughs; Failure Reports;CBAs; District Benchmarks

PDAS; End of YearAssessments; StateAssessments

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Data Systems Academic Performance;Quality Data; TeacherQuality

Instruction;CurriculumandAssessment

Data-DrivenDecision-Making;Monitoring/Evaluation ofCurriculumImplementation

Qualified Employees 07/15/2013 07/31/2013Provide follow up training forall administrators on properlydocumenting professionaldevelopment needs onwalkthroughs forms andsummative evaluation

ERO Evaluations;Evidence ofDocumentation;DMAC Walkthroughsand SummativeEvaluation

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Administration Instructional Accountability;Elementary Executive Director;Principal; Director of ProfessionalDevelpment

Human Resources (InstructionalAccountability; Elementary ExecutiveDirector; Principal; Director ofProfessional Develpment)

Documentation onWalkthroughs

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Academic PerformanceInstruction CollaborativePlanning

Qualified Employees 09/02/2013 08/29/2014Create a concept basedprofessional learningcommunity by providingtraining on concept basedskills to lead teachers thatwill be endorsed and willprovide turn around trainingto other teachers at theircampus while simultaneouslyincorporating concept basedinto scope and sequence

ProfessionalDevelopmentTraining and Scopeand Sequence

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ALL = All Students Elementary Executive Director;Principal; Professional and StaffDevelopment Director

Human Resources (ElementaryExecutive Director; Principal;Professional and Staff DevelopmentDirector)

Professional Development Sign-in sheets; Walkthroughs

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Academic PerformanceInstruction;CurriculumandAssessment

Rigor; Relevance Qualified Employees 08/01/2013 06/30/2014Organize a district-levelinstructional technologyadvisory committee toinclude educatorsrepresenting the differentdistrict grade levels toprovide input into integrationof technology into thecurriculum

Agendas and Sign-insheets

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Human Resources (CTE Director;Instructional Technology Coordinators;CTE Coordinator)

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Academic Performance;Teacher Quality

Instruction;CurriculumandAssessment

Rigor;Relevance;TargetedProfessionalDevelopment(PD) withSupport

Qualified Employees 08/26/2013 06/06/2014Provide substitutes andtraveling expenses forteachers (classroom andmusic) to attend professionaldevelopment sessions

Registrations totrainings; sign-insheets;Walkthroughs

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Staff Campus Administrators Budget ($2,000.00 LC-substitutes;$1,000.00 LC-teachers; $400.00 LC-music)

Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAverages; CBAs

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Instruction;CurriculumandAssessment

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Registrations totrainings; sign-insheets;Walkthroughs

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Walkthroughs; Six WeeksAverages; CBAs

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School Climate; TeacherQuality

StudentSupport

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Qualified Employees 08/26/2013 06/06/2014Provide incentives forteachers in order to improvecampus moral

Purchase orders;Walkthroughs

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Staff Campus Administrators; Secretary Budget ($1,000.00 LC) Purchase orders; walkthroughs Number of incentivesdistributed; PDAS

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Qualified Employees 08/26/2013 06/06/2014Provide office supplies andmaterials to supportinstruction

Purchase orders;Walkthroughs

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Qualified Employees 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Utilize district instructionalcoordinators to providestudent-centered activitiesand to model and assist inlesson implementation

Instructional SupportRequests

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Campus Administrators Human Resources (InstructionalCoordinators)

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By the year 2015, all students will be taught by highly qualified teachers

To maintain the percentage of highly qualified teachers at 100%

Long Range Goal

Annual Performance Objective

Data Analyzed To Determine Need Certification

4 -

CES - CLARK ELEMENTARY

StateAssessment

Academic PerformanceInstruction Modeling /Mentoring

Qualified Employees 08/26/2013 06/05/2014Request InstructionalCoordinators to assist withStaff Development

Instructional SupportRequests

17

Staff Campus Administrators Human Resources (InstructionalCoordinators

Instructional Support Requests;Lesson Plans; Six WeeksAverages; District Benchmark

Final Averages; StateAssessments

No Progress17

PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES

BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT

EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE

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