Local School Plan For Improvement TRIP ELEMENTARY

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2013-2014 Local School Plan For Improvement LSPI Objectives TRIP ELEMENTARY Accountability and flexibility are hallmarks of Gwinnett County Public Schools' success. Key to that success is ensuring that each school community understands the progress being made by its schools, as well as what plans will drive improvement. Each school creates a collaborative Local School Plan for Improvement (LSPI), with targeted goals based on student achievement results. These goals are dynamic, like our schools, and are updated to reflect changes that occur in schools. Data is used to determine areas needing improvement and to identify specific, measurable, annual objectives. Schools then determine how to use research-based strategies to achieve these goals, using flexibility as needed. The LSPI development process involves teachers, parents, and community members, so the entire school community has the opportunity to be involved in conversations about school improvement. Please contact the local school principal for more information about the school's plan and progress. 2013-2014 Long Term Goals and Objectives Goal: All Trip Elementary students will increase their writing proficiency as measured by district and locally developed rubrics and scoring devices through the use of best instructional practices including pervasive use of the writing workshop model and increased use of instructional technology in learning. Objective: In the area of Writing, Trip Elementary students will have 100% of the fifth grade students demonstrate proficiency on the 2014 Georgia Writing Assessment on the first administration with 47% or more of the students exceeding the standards. 1

2013-2014 Long Term Goals and Objectives Goal: Grayson Cluster language arts and math teachers will meet vertically to collaborate and implement the Quality Plus Teaching Strategies, to align and ensure learning expectations are consistent across grade levels, to analyze student achievement data in order to employ strategies to eliminate any achievement gaps, and to evaluate the impact of vertical teaming on student achievement Objective: Grayson Cluster students will increase academic performance on state assessments (CRCT grades 3-8) resulting in 71% (3rd), 66% (4th), 72%(5th), 55%(6th), 76%(7th), and 65%(8th) scoring at the exceeds level on the Math subtest. Grayson Cluster students will increase academic performance on state assessments (CRCT grades 3-8) resulting in 62% (3rd), 64% (4th), 64 %(5th), 62%(6th), 80%(7th), and 74%(8th) scoring at the exceeds level on the ELA subtest. Goal: Trip Elementary students will demonstrate an increase in academic performance in math computation and problem solving; will have a conceptual understanding of mathematical concepts and number sense; and will effectively communicate their mathematical reasoning and understanding using multiple applications. Objective: Trip Elementary students will increase academic performance on the CRCT Mathematics subtest resulting in 63% of the students in grades 3-5 performing at the exceeds level. At a minimum, 100% of students will meet grade level math standards. Goal: Trip Elementary students will increase academic performance in Language Arts including Reading, and the application of these skills into Science and Social Studies for all students in all subgroups to exceed annual targets. Objective: Trip Elementary students will increase academic performance on the CRCT Reading/ELA Subtest resulting in 63% of the students in grades 3-5 performing at the exceeds level. As a minimum, 100% of students will meet grade level reading/ela standards. 2

Schools Goals - TRIP ELEMENTARY Goal Title Goal Start School Year Accelerating Literacy for All Students Excellence in Mathematics Excellence in Writing Grayson Cluster Vertical Collaboration for Student Achievement Trip Elementary students will increase academic performance in Language Arts including Reading, and the application of these skills into Science and Social Studies for all students in all subgroups to exceed annual targets. Trip Elementary students will demonstrate an increase in academic performance in math computation and problem solving; will have a conceptual understanding of mathematical concepts and number sense; and will effectively communicate their mathematical reasoning and understanding using multiple applications. All Trip Elementary students will increase their writing proficiency as measured by district and locally developed rubrics and scoring devices through the use of best instructional practices including pervasive use of the writing workshop model and increased use of instructional technology in learning. Grayson Cluster language arts and math teachers will meet vertically to collaborate and implement the Quality Plus Teaching Strategies, to align and ensure learning expectations are consistent across grade levels, to analyze student achievement data in order to employ strategies to eliminate any achievement gaps, and to evaluate the impact of vertical teaming on student achievement End School Year 2010-11 2014-15 In the area of Writing, Trip Elementary students will have 100% of the fifth grade students demonstrate proficiency on the 2014 Georgia Writing Assessment on the first administration with 47% or more of the students exceeding the standards. May 8, 2014 3 12:25:59 PM

Goal: Excellence in Writing Trip Elementary students will increase academic performance on the CRCT Reading/ELA Subtest resulting in 63% of the students in grades 3-5 performing at the exceeds level. As a minimum, 100% of students will meet grade level reading/ela standards. Goal: Accelerating Literacy for All Students Trip Elementary students will increase academic performance on the CRCT Mathematics subtest resulting in 63% of the students in grades 3-5 performing at the exceeds level. At a minimum, 100% of students will meet grade level math standards. Goal: Excellence in Mathematics Grayson Cluster students will increase academic performance on state assessments (CRCT grades 3-8) resulting in 71% (3rd), 66% (4th), 72%(5th), 55%(6th), 76%(7th), and 65%(8th) scoring at the exceeds level on the Math subtest. Grayson Cluster students will increase academic performance on state assessments (CRCT grades 3-8) resulting in 62% (3rd), 64% (4th), 64 %(5th), 62%(6th), 80%(7th), and 74%(8th) scoring at the exceeds level on the ELA subtest. May 8, 2014 4 12:25:59 PM

Goal: Grayson Cluster Vertical Collaboration for Student Achievement May 8, 2014 5 12:25:59 PM