Bryan County School District Strategic Plan

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VISION Committed to excellence and success in all that we do! BELIEFS We believe: As a school system, we must be fiscally responsible and invest in our future. All stakeholders are valued and essential to the success of our students. All students can learn, achieve, progress and succeed with a highly effective teacher. Students, parents, teachers, and the community share responsibility for supporting the mission and safety of the school environment. All children can learn in a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment. MISSION We are dedicated to rigorous educational tasks that challenge and motivate students while always being focused on continuous improvement. STRATEGIC GOAL AREAS Student Achievement and Success Parent and Community Partnerships High Performing Workforce Organizational and Operational Effectiveness Fiscal Accountability

Student Achievement and Success Performance Objective 1: Provide all students a relevant and rigorous curriculum focused on standards and improving student achievement o Percentage of students scoring at the developing learner and above on Milestones in grades 3, 5, 8, and 9-12 o Percentage of students who score distinguished on Milestones in grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 o Percentage of students who achieve typical and high growth on the Milestones o Percentage of students scoring at the 80 th NPR on NWEA MAP o Percentage of students scoring a Lexile at or above the Lexile band on Milestones for grades 3, 5, 8, and 11 th o Percentage of courses utilizing common formative assessments Initiative: Curriculum Provide professional learning for teachers and leaders that strengthen their knowledge and understanding of content Identify and implement essential components of lesson development Revise/develop curriculum maps and identify priority standards for all content areas Ensure district curriculum alignment (vertical and horizontal) opportunities for all content Develop instructional resource guides Initiative: Instruction Implement an instructional framework Provide professional learning for all co-teaching teams on best practices

Student Achievement and Success Implement a comprehensive reading and writing framework K-8 Identify and support struggling students through a student centered support process at each school Implement personalized learning paths for students in specialized environments Initiative: Assessment Implement data teams in all content areas Develop common formative assessments to inform instruction through the data teams process Implement interim assessments to ensure student progress of essential skills at critical points Performance Objective 2: Ensure all students are prepared for life, college, and career o Percentage of students being credentialed in a pathway o Number of pathways o Percentage of students earning credit through Move On When Ready (MOWR) o Percentage of 8 th grade students enrolled in high school courses for credit, scoring at proficient or distinguished on Milestones o Graduation rate o Percentage of students completing a Capstone Project o Percentage of students scoring 3, 4, or 5 on AP Exams Initiative: Paths to progress Implement a Capstone Project for high schools

Student Achievement and Success Implement a workforce development framework with targeted curriculum Implement PBIS to ensure school climate is conducive to learning Identify dropout identifiers and implement supports for students at risk Offer a wide range of courses for students Increase career and pathway awareness at the elementary and middle schools Study, recommend and implement a process for student advisement for all that builds relationships while supporting positive social and emotional growth Implement ASPIRE student led IEP initiative in middle and high schools to ensure a student focused plan for achieving desired post-secondary outcomes Initiative: Acceleration for all Provide high school level credit courses at the middle school level Utilize AP Potential to recruit students and support students in rigorous coursework Ensure all students are provided opportunities to engage in accelerated content Implement protocols to monitor student grade-to-grade progression Support awareness of post-secondary options as related to community and global needs, as well as student interests Performance Objective 3: Employ technology and innovation for improved student learning o Percentage of students who earn at least one online credit o Percentage of 5 th and 8 th grade students scoring proficient on the 21 st Century Skills Assessment

o Student Achievement and Success o Number of media centers that meet the 21 st Century Media Center criteria o Number of STEAM/STEM classrooms o Number of blended classroom opportunities Initiative: Curriculum innovation Develop system instructional technology standards and grade span expectations Investigate and implement personalized learning paths for all students Investigate and implement the Big 6 Research Model across the district Embed technology applications for students in teacher lesson plans Embed STEM/STEAM activities in instruction Access to online learning environments for students Initiative: Media innovation Implement Creativity, Collaboration, Critical Thinking and Communication (4 C s) in the media programs Develop digital professional learning libraries for system staff Access to technology for teaching and learning Improve technology literacy

Parent and Community Partnerships Performance Objective 1: Explore and implement varied methods of effective communication o Assess current state of stakeholder communication o Establish district guidelines for social media and other electronic forms of communication. Initiative: Current state of all stakeholder communication Create, distribute, and collect surveys Communication perception surveys Assess current analytics of existing electronic tools used for communication Website PowerSchool One Call Now Google Other Initiative: Using varying forms of electronic resources at the school level to effectively and efficiently communicate with all stakeholders Survey teachers current state of use, interest, skill, comfort level, and training needs Survey administrators current state of use, interest, skill, comfort level, and training needs Initiative: Using varying forms of electronic resources at the district level to effectively and efficiently communicate with all stakeholders

Parent and Community Partnerships Aggregate and disaggregate data, follow-up on validity, and review all outliers Complete a review of current policies and procedures specifically tied to the use of social media and other electronic resources used for communication Complete a technology audit to assess current capacities to use varying electronic resources for stakeholder communication Firewall, filters, servers, operating system(s), platforms used, etc. Performance Objective 2: Promote and maintain effective business and higher educational partnerships o Develop a guide for establishing and maintaining business partnerships o Increase the number, type, and quality of career and higher education fairs in grades 6-12 o Increase the current business partnerships annually o All schools will have one local school council member that represents a higher education institution in our region Initiative: Business and higher education partnership guide Research other school systems for best practice Assess current district and school needs Develop the essential elements for a business and higher education partnership guide Initiative: School system involvement with higher education

Parent and Community Partnerships Recruit and retain a local school council member from a regional higher education institution Attend P20 initiative meetings Invite higher education to appropriate district and school level functions Review and analyze Move On When Ready programs Develop a directory of regional higher education institutes with points of contact

High Performing Workforce Performance Objective 1: Recruit and retain a highly effective workforce o Increase number of high quality job fairs/recruiting events attended o Increase number of applicants acquired from high quality recruiting events o Increase number of administrators/teachers/district personnel who recruit at job fairs o Quality of web-based marketing o Increase number of completed Exit Surveys o Implement new teacher/new employee induction program o Decrease % of highly effective employees leaving the district for reasons other than retirement/military o Implement Employee Perks Program o Staff Allocations based on a formalized Staffing Allocation Plan Initiative: High quality recruitment Expand participants in recruitment events to include teachers and other subject matter experts Expand types of recruiting venues Research other school district websites to gather ideas for restructuring HR webpage Develop an electronic sign in process for recruiting events Initiative: Retention of highly effective staff Conduct support staff salary study Study other districts practices for posting salary schedules Study process for collecting exit survey responses

High Performing Workforce Research teacher induction, teacher mentor and other employee orientation programs Begin development of Employee Perks Program Initiative: Employer supported child care Evaluate child care staffing needs Research facility requirements and availability Study requirements for certifications Initiative: Staffing allocation plan Study best practices for staffing allocation Evaluate current staffing allocations Performance Objective 2: Develop a framework to support a highly effective workforce o Increase % of TKES/LKES evaluators trained on inter-rater reliability whose calibration scores equal Certified or Certified with Distinction o Implement a standards-based evaluation instrument for non-tkes/lkes evaluations o Implement an electronic platform/database for non-tkes/lkes evaluations Initiative: Support staff evaluation instrument Determine/define groups not evaluated on TKES/LKES instrument Research non-tkes/lkes evaluation instruments of other districts Continue project of updating job descriptions

High Performing Workforce Initiative: 2 to grow Provide additional inter-rater reliability training for TKES/LKES credentialed evaluators Develop a survey for teachers to determine perception of TKES as a tool for professional growth Performance Objective 3: Provide professional learning opportunities to support workforce growth o Implement an Aspiring Leaders Program o Increase the number of staff participating in job-embedded professional learning o Increase effectiveness of professional learning as evidenced through positive student outcomes o Implement credentialing process for professional learning Initiative: Aspiring leaders program Define the vision for Aspiring Leaders Program Research existing leadership programs in benchmark school systems Initiative: Job related professional learning Include dedicated professional learning days in attendance calendars Evaluate effectiveness of Summer Institute Develop survey for support staff to determine professional learning development needs

Organizational and Operational Effectiveness Performance Objective 1: Develop a capital projects plan that considers growth and student needs o Capital projects plan implemented o Operation facilities will meet future needs of the system o Number of improved athletic facilities Initiative: Capital projects plan implemented Gain board and stakeholder input Finalize plan Gain BOE approval Initiative: Operation facilities Audit current support facilities Determine future growth patterns and support needs Create plan to encompass future needs Initiative: Number of improved athletic facilities Audit current athletic facilities Determine future growth patterns and athletic needs Create plan to encompass future needs Performance Objective 2: Provide equitable and innovative student services o Number of extracurricular offerings o Number of counseling groups at middle and high schools

o Organizational and Operational Effectiveness Initiative: Extracurricular offerings Create and complete stakeholder interest survey grades 3-10 Evaluate results and prioritize steps at individual schools Initiative: Number of counseling groups at middle and high schools Professional learning on group counseling Focus on identifying student areas of need Performance Objective 3: Increase safety and security for all students and staff o Number of facilities with improved security measures o Number of facilities with improved safety measures o Number of schools with a CCRPI School Climate Star rating 4 or higher Initiative: Number of facilities with improved security measures Set acceptable standards of security measures based on national norms Audit current facilities versus standardized levels Prioritize safety needs Initiative: Number of facilities with improved safety measures Set acceptable standards of safety measures based on national norms All facilities will undergo an annual safety audit Develop a formalized safety training schedule for all employees

Organizational and Operational Effectiveness Initiative: Number of schools with a CCRPI school climate star rating of 4 or higher Evaluate the current student attendance policy and/or procedures Fully implement PBIS initiative in 90% of the schools Educate staff and students on climate survey Performance Objective 4: Improve operational effectiveness o Decrease energy consumption o Number of departments effectively using an asset management system o Number of schools meeting cleanliness expectations o Implement standardized technology equipment lists for personnel and classrooms o Number of departments effectively meeting schools needs Initiative: Decrease energy consumption Study current energy usage and research best practices for energy conservation Implement fleet management system Create a 4 year energy management implementation plan Initiative: Number of departments effectively using an asset management system Begin implementation of asset management system for technology and maintenance

Organizational and Operational Effectiveness Initiative: Number of schools meeting cleanliness expectations Audit facilities for current status Create a cleanliness standard throughout the county Implement cleanliness audit Initiative: Implement standardized technology equipment for personnel and classrooms Implement single source sign-in Create a Technology Committee for standardization Initiative: Number of departments effectively meeting schools needs Develop effectiveness surveys for each department Evaluate survey results for any needed changes

Fiscal Accountability Performance Objective 1: Ensure effective, efficient, and transparent financial practices o Create parent portal for financial transactions o Increase % of participation in the parent portal o Implement electronic payments to vendors o Provide professional learning to employees on financial policies and procedures o Unqualified Audit Report o Implement internal audit in business office o Implement automated time and attendance for classified staff o Initiate communication and transparency of financial information to all stakeholders Initiative: Parent portal Identify needs Research market Select vendor Train staff Roll-out to parents Assess participation Initiative: Electronic payments Set up MUNIS (financial software) to process transactions RFP for vendor selection Solicit and evaluate proposals Select vendor for actual bank payments

Fiscal Accountability Train appropriate staff on procedures Initiative: Professional learning for policies and procedures Review and/or revise Student Activities Manual Assess needs based on survey and/or school reviews Create calendar for training Conduct training to address needs Performance Objective 2: Develop and manage resources to maximize student achievement o System budget approved no later than June 30 th o Participation in budget development workshops by stakeholders o Develop and implement process for systemic review of compensation and benefits o Develop and implement process for monitoring of budgets throughout the year Initiative: Compensation/Benefits review Develop timeline and process Implement process Communicate results to the BOE Recommendation for BOE consideration Initiative: Budget workshops Identify participants Assess needs

Fiscal Accountability Deliver professional learning Initiative: Budget monitoring Develop process Create monitoring schedule Performance Objective 3: Secure funding for future capital expansion o Funding secured for capital projects o Monitor spending of capital improvement plan o Communicate results to stakeholders on annual basis Initiative: Determine funding needs Solicit proposal for underwriter Selection of underwriter Establish timeline Initiative: Successful bond referendum Inform stakeholders of student enrollment projections, state of facilities, and financial options Obtain legal services for referendum process Initiative: Secure funds Set date for sale of bonds Prepare bond documents Invest proceeds from sale of bonds