Triangle Lake Montessori Elem Comprehensive Progress Report 10/2/2017 Mission: Peace. Learn. Lead. PEACE - Respect, get along and work together. LEARN - Absorb and apply knowledge to solve problems and make sound choices. LEAD - Act to motivate self and inspire others to dream more, learn more, and do more. Goals: Improve academic achievement in literacy for all students at the school. Performance Measure: To increase overall reading proficiency from 49% to 54.1% by June 2018 as follows: 3rd grade: from 52.3% to 59.2%; 4th grade: from 47.8% to 52.7%; 5th grade: from 46.9% to 50.4%. During the 2017-2018 school year, Triangle Lake Montessori will improve the overall culture and climate of the school. Performance Measure(s): Decrease the number of discipline referrals by 50%. During the 2017-2018 school year, Triangle Lake Montessori will close the achievement gap in 3rd through 5th grade math between African American subgroup and Caucasian subgroup from 37 percentage points to 31 percentage points. The average for the past three years in Science is 59.4%. During the 2017-2018 school year, Triangle Lake Montessori will improve in Science from 59.4% to 64.4%. Improve academic achievement in math for all students at the school. Performance Measure: To increase overall math proficiency from 55.1% to 62% by June 2018 as follows: 3rd grade: from 61.5% to 66.5%; 4th grade: from 56.7% to 61.7%; 5th grade: from 46.9% to 58%.! = Past Due Actions KEY = Key Indicator
Core Function: Effective Practice: Dimension A - Instructional Excellence and Alignment High expectations for all staff and students KEY A1.07 ALL teachers employ effective classroom management and reinforce classroom rules and procedures by positively teaching them.(5088) In the past we have used the peace curriculum based on the Montessori philosophy. We have also implemented strategies such as time outs with the curriculum facilitator, media specialist, and guidance, the peace room, and other tools. Discipline referrals will decrease. A positive climate will be the norm on a daily basis. All teachers will use the same strategies to manage classrooms regardless of age/grade level. Students will become more independent and responsible for the behaviors and have a sense of accountability for their actions. 08/14/2017 Pamela Ford 06/20/2019 Action(s) Created Date 0 of 2 (0%) 1 2 8/14/17 9/11/17 Teachers will attend additional training sessions on Restorative Practices and other classroom management related training sessions. Title I funds will be used to pay for the remaining 2 trainings (Restorative Practices) for the staff. Pamela Ford 06/20/2018 Pamela Ford 06/14/2018
Core Function: Effective Practice: Dimension A - Instructional Excellence and Alignment Curriculum and instructional alignment KEY A2.04 Instructional Teams develop standards-aligned units of instruction for each subject and grade level.(5094) Evidence that the indicator has been implemented are: PLC meeting agendas, (SharePoint)posted lesson plans, data meeting minutes, professional development planning days, modified post assessments, common assessments. 08/09/2016 We will continue to refine and develop instructional units that are aligned with state and district standards in PLCs and data meetings and continue to work with a common lesson plan template. Differentiation will continue to be the focus throughout the planning process. To meet and exceed this objective lead teachers will develop, create, and organize grade level standards maps and quick assessments that will be housed in OneDrive. Lead teachers will discuss and review data tracking sheets from students and teachers. Teachers will keep and use student data for each standard in Math, ELA, and Science. Teachers will record the date and other information that shows students' have achieved mastery. Action(s) Created Date 4 of 7 (57%) Jessica Dezearn 06/11/2018 1 10/10/16 Map and assessments will be housed in OneDrive. Complete 01/13/2017 Lead Teacher Team. 01/13/2017 In addition to the tools that the lead teachers create (standards maps/assessments) the lead teacher team will keep minutes of their discussions/decisions. All of these materials will be kept on OneDrive and a hard copy to be placed in a notebook for this objective. By doing these things the Leadership team will be able to monitor the progress of the Lead Teacher team. While this task has begun/been completed as of 1-13 we also received coaching comments on the same date and plan to make some vital changes to all tasks.
2 10/10/16 Teachers prepare a short task for each standard in ELA, Math, and Science. Teachers will record data on a standards checklist. In addition teachers will utilize the following programs: Eureka Math - 4th and 5th American Reading Company - 4th & 5th Education Resource Group - 1st - 3rd Dibels and TRC - Kindergarten And submit the data collected from these programs to the leadership team. Complete 01/13/2017 All classroom teachers. 01/13/2017 These tasks should be housed in a binder in the PLC room for each grade level. In addition, the leadership team will collect the TRC/Dibels/Eureka Math/ARC/ERG data from the teachers to be housed in a binder for this standard as a way to monitor progress. In addition to the data collected from these programs by teachers, students will record data of standards mastered on individual charts. Selected copies of student completed data charts will be used as evidence of objective completion. Classroom teachers will monitor that this is being completed. While this task has begun/been completed as of 1-13 we also received coaching comments on the same date and plan to make some vital changes to all tasks. 3 Map and assessments will be housed in OneDrive. Complete 02/10/2017 Lead Teacher Team 02/10/2017 In addition to the tools that the lead teachers create (standards maps/assessments) the lead teacher team will keep minutes of their discussions/decisions. All of these materials will be kept on OneDrive and a hard copy to be placed in a notebook for this objective. By doing these things the Leadership team will be able to monitor the progress of the Lead Teacher team.
4 Teachers prepare a short task for each standard in ELA, Math, and Science. Teachers will record data on a standards checklist. In addition teachers will utilize the following programs: Eureka Math - 4th and 5th American Reading Company - 4th & 5th Education Resource Group - 1st - 3rd Dibels and TRC - Kindergarten And submit the data collected from these programs to the leadership team. These tasks should be housed in a binder in the PLC room for each grade level. In addition, the leadership team will collect the TRC/Dibels/Eureka Math/ARC/ERG data from the teachers to be housed in a binder for this standard as a way to monitor progress. Complete 02/10/2017 All classroom teachers. 02/10/2017 In addition to the data collected from these programs by teachers, students will record data of standards mastered on individual charts. Selected copies of student completed data charts will be used as evidence of objective completion. Classroom teachers will monitor that this is being completed. 5 Map and assessments will be housed in OneDrive. Lead Teacher Team 06/20/2018 6 In addition to the tools that the lead teachers create (standards maps/assessments) the lead teacher team will keep minutes of their discussions/decisions. All of these materials will be kept on OneDrive and a hard copy to be placed in a notebook for this objective. By doing these things the Leadership team will be able to monitor the progress of the Lead Teacher team. Kindergarten-Second grade teachers prepare a short task for each standard in ELA, Math, and Science in order to ensure instructional tasks are aligned to the curriculum. Teachers will record data on the standards checklists. Teachers will utilize the following resources to support students: Education Resource Group Resources Dibels and TRC All classroom teachers. 06/20/2018
These tasks should be housed in a binder in the PLC room for each grade level. In addition, the leadership team will collect the TRC/Dibels/Eureka Math/ARC/ERG data from the teachers to be housed in a binder for this standard as a way to monitor progress. In addition to the data collected from these programs by teachers, students will record data of standards mastered on individual charts. Selected copies of student completed data charts will be used as evidence of objective completion. Classroom teachers will monitor that this is being completed. 7 Third-Fifth grade teachers prepare a short task for each standard in ELA, Math, and Science in order to ensure instructional tasks are aligned to the curriculum. Teachers will record data on the standards checklists. Teachers will utilize the following resources to support students: Education Resource Group Resources Dibels and TRC (3rd grade only) American Reading Company Eureka Math All classroom teachers. 06/20/2018 These tasks should be housed in a binder in the PLC room for each grade level. In addition, the leadership team will collect the TRC/Dibels/Eureka Math/ARC/ERG data from the teachers to be housed in a binder for this standard as a way to monitor progress. In addition to the data collected from these programs by teachers, students will record data of standards mastered on individual charts. Selected copies of student completed data charts will be used as evidence of objective completion. Classroom teachers will monitor that this is being completed.
Core Function: Effective Practice: Dimension A - Instructional Excellence and Alignment Student support services KEY A4.01 The school implements a tiered instructional system that allows teachers to deliver evidence-based instruction aligned with the individual needs of students across all tiers.(5117) The current level of development in this indicator is limited. Staff will continue to implement interventions such as IST, folder friends, PEP's, progress monitoring. These interventions will be reflected upon and adapted as needed. 08/09/2016 In addition, to meet the needs of students across all tiers improvements can be made such as: improved teacher/student attendance, incentives, increased teacher accountability for tiered instruction and leadership in the classroom, utilizing support staff, continuous parent contact, increased collaboration with colleagues/parents/social worker/guidance counselor/ specialist/support staff, and increased peer support for teachers. In order to meet and exceed growth in this objective teachers will use research-based practices, district maps, coaching from regional personnel, standard maps, unit plans, support staff (guidance counselor, social worker, school psychologist, etc.), and other auxiliary resources in order to provide quality instruction within the three tier instructional system. Shavonne Speight 06/11/2018 Action(s) Created Date 7 of 15 (47%) 1 2 All staff will attend/participate in professional development offered by the GCS Diversity office. The professional development is scheduled for November 14 and November 28. 10/10/16 Minutes from collaborative meetings, vertical team meetings, and Data Tuesday meetings will reflect discussion and planning around tiered instruction. Complete 12/09/2016 All staff 12/09/2016 Complete 01/13/2017 Chairpersons 01/13/2017
For the leadership team to adequately monitor the effectiveness of these meetings, minutes will be taken and/or turned in to the leadership team members monthly. Next, these minutes will be placed in a notebook for this standard. 3 4 5 6 10/10/16 While this task has begun/been completed as of 1-13 we also received coaching comments on the same date and plan to make some vital changes to all tasks. Summary/grade level reports of walk-through's will provide feedback around tiered instruction. For monitoring by leadership team, principal will submit a summary/grade level report of the walk-through's conducted for a quarterly period. For this year this summary will be submitted three times. 10/10/16 Lesson plan critiques by Curriculum Facilitator and Principal will provide feedback on tiered instructional support. Teachers will be emailed specifically if there is a problem, changes, or urgent comments made about the lesson plans. Lesson plans should be posted no later than Friday at 5 to provide adequate time for effective review before the week of the lesson begins. Although critiques will be posted weekly, for the Leadership team to adequately monitor this task the frequency will be listed as quarterly (or for this current year three times a year). 10/10/16 Complete 01/24/2017 Principal 01/24/2017 Complete 01/24/2017 Curriculum Facilitator and Principal. Lesson plans posted for review in OneDrive. Complete 01/24/2017 All classroom teachers (specialists included). Lesson plans should be posted no later than Friday at 5 to provide adequate time for effective review before the week of the lesson begins. Although lesson plans will be posted weekly, for the Leadership team to adequately monitor this task the frequency will be listed as quarterly (or for this current year three times a year). Minutes from collaborative meetings, vertical team meetings, and Data Tuesday meetings will reflect discussion and planning around tiered instruction. For the leadership team to adequately monitor the effectiveness of these meetings, minutes will be taken and/or turned in to the leadership team members monthly. Next, these minutes will be placed in a notebook for this standard. 01/24/2017 01/24/2017 Complete 02/10/2017 Chairpersons 02/10/2017
7 8 9 10 11 Minutes from collaborative meetings, vertical team meetings, and Data Tuesday meetings will reflect discussion and planning around tiered instruction. For the leadership team to adequately monitor the effectiveness of these meetings, minutes will be taken and/or turned in to the leadership team members monthly. Next, these minutes will be placed in a notebook for this standard. Lesson plan critiques by Curriculum Facilitator and Principal will provide feedback on tiered instructional support. Lesson plans should be posted no later than Friday at 5 to provide adequate time for effective review before the week of the lesson begins. Although critiques will be posted weekly, for the Leadership team to adequately monitor this task the frequency will be listed as quarterly (or for this current year three times a year). Summary/grade level reports of walk-through's will provide feedback around tiered instruction. For monitoring by leadership team, principal will submit a summary/grade level report of the walk-through's conducted for a quarterly period. For this year this summary will be submitted three times. Lesson plans posted for review in OneDrive. Lesson plans should be posted no later than Friday at 5 to provide adequate time for effective review before the week of the lesson begins. Although lesson plans will be posted weekly, for the Leadership team to adequately monitor this task the frequency will be listed as quarterly (or for this current year three times a year). Select staff will participate in a Math and Reading Independent Study/Professional Development assignment. Chairpersons 06/16/2018 Curriculum Facilitator and Principal 06/16/2018 Principal 06/16/2018 All classroom teachers (specialists included). Select Staff Members 06/20/2018 06/16/2018
It has been decided that select staff members will read one or both of the following books as an independent study/professional development activity. At a later time, a task will be created so that staff members can demonstrate understanding of the independent study. The books are as follows: The Reading Strategies Book: Your Everything Guide to Developing Skilled Readers By Jennifer Serravallo Accessible Mathematics: Ten Instructional Shifts That Raise Student Achievement By Steven Leinwand 12 A Daytime tutor will be hired to work two days a week in grades 2-5 on both Literacy and Math for interventions. Complete 01/24/2017 Curriculum Facilitator 01/24/2017 The tutor will use mini assessments, common assessments, and create a tutoring log to determine growth among the students. This information will be presented to the Leadership team three times a year for effective monitoring. 13 9/11/17 Title I funds will be used to pay for TenMarks, a math resource to assist with interventions/extensions to increase math proficiency. Pamela Ford 06/14/2018 14 9/15/17 All teachers will consistently participate in Science PLC planning using Discovery Education digital techbooks and resources. Grade Level Teams 06/14/2018 15 9/15/17 Lesson plans are posted weekly and critiqued by Curriculum Facilitator and Principal to provide feedback on the five E s Science lesson plan format. Pamela Ford 06/14/2018
KEY A4.06 ALL teachers are attentive to students' emotional states, guide students in managing their emotions, and arrange for supports and interventions when necessary.(5124) The current level of development is limited. There are support services in place such as the Guidance Counselor, Social Worker, Communities in Schools, focus groups, Breakfast Buddies, Student Council, Peer Mediation, and the Safety Patrol program. However, the team understands that policy and budget changes need to occur to improve in this indicator. Some suggestions are: professional development on the topic of how to become more attentive to the students' emotional well being, how to assist students with emotional self-management, programs to assist parents with understanding and managing the emotional states of their children. Professional Development opportunities will be provided/scheduled that focus on the students' emotional well being. In addition the Peace Curriculum will be utilized and the evidence will be available in the lesson plans provided by the teacher. Finally, the support services such as the Guidance Counselor, Social Worker, Youth Development Coordinator and Parent Liaison, focus groups, Breakfast Buddies, Student Council, Peer Mediation, and the Safety Patrol program will remain in use. 08/09/2016 Action(s) Created Date 0 of 2 (0%) 1 2 8/14/17 Implement Restorative Practices procedures and questioning throughout each classroom in the school. The grade level representatives will be responsible for making sure these procedures/questions are being used on a daily basis. 9/11/17 Title I funds will be used to pay for the remaining 2 trainings (Restorative Practices) for the staff. Pamela Ford 05/01/2018 Team Leaders 06/20/2018 Pamela Ford 06/15/2018
KEY A4.16 The school develops and implements consistent, intentional, and ongoing plans to support student transitions for grade-to-grade and level-to-level.(5134) Currently, we provide transportation and scheduling of rising 6th graders to local middle schools. Other grade levels participate in vertical team planning. In addition, counselors from local middle schools visit our school to talk to fifth graders. When this objective is fully developed students will be better prepared for the next step in their educational life. In addition to the programs mentioned above other strategies will be used to prepare students to meet educational and life goals. 08/14/2017 Action(s) Created Date 0 of 2 (0%) 1 2 8/14/17 9/11/17 Students will create letters to rising students to help them better understand the expectations of the new grade level. In addition teachers will provide informational sessions at the end of the school year for their upcoming students. Title 1 Funds will be used to allow fifth grade students to visit two middle schools as they prepare for the transition from Elementary to Middle School. Mattie Kelly 06/20/2019 Team Leaders 06/20/2018 Pamela Ford 06/14/2018
Core Function: Effective Practice: Dimension B - Leadership Capacity Strategic planning, mission, and vision KEY B1.01 The LEA has an LEA Support & Improvement Team.(5135) Guilford County Schools has a Support and Improvement team that is responsible for the work set forth in any of the LEA indicators. The district leadership team will be responsible for reviewing the Title I Priority and Focus plans annually in conjunction with the School Improvement Plan. This team will also monitor any reports required as a Title I Priority or Focus school The LEA will have an organized effective transformation team that includes various stakeholders. This team will ensure that 08/09/2016 Action(s) Created Date 0 of 1 (0%) 1 9/6/17 The District School Improvement team will be created and will meet on a regular basis to help transform any and all under- performing schools in the district. June 2019 KEY B1.03 A Leadership Team consisting of the principal, teachers who lead the Instructional Teams, and other professional staff meets regularly (at least twice a month) to review implementation of effective practices. (5137) The Leadership team consistently met once a month, consisted of staff from all areas of the school, minutes were taken, an agenda was created and followed, information was disseminated/available to the entire staff and parent community, and every effort was made to include parent representation. The team will continue to meet once a month and schedule a second meeting during that time. Weaver Walden 06/15/2018 Weaver Walden 06/14/2019 08/09/2016 Action(s) Created Date 0 of 2 (0%) 1 2 9/6/17 9/11/17 Send reminder emails about upcoming leadership meetings and record/post minutes for every meeting. Title I funds will be used to pay for the additional work done by the Lead Teacher team. Jessica Dezearn 06/14/2019 Janita Jackson 06/14/2019 Pamela Ford 06/14/2018
Core Function: Effective Practice: Dimension B - Leadership Capacity Distributed leadership and collaboration KEY B2.03 The school has established a team structure among teachers with specific duties and time for instructional planning.(5143) The school has a well established team structure. Within each grade level a chairperson is chosen and participates on the Leadership team. Administration designates time for instructional planning and professional development opportunities among teams. Each teacher/team member has classroom duties and the chairperson is responsible for sharing information between the Leadership team and their grade level team. Due to new staff, the team structure and responsibilities will fluctuate throughout the school year. When fully implemented all staff members will know their duties and how they can better be a positive influence on the school. 08/09/2016 Action(s) Created Date 0 of 2 (0%) Shavonne Speight 06/20/2019 1 8/14/17 Train new staff members on their expected duties and responsibilities. Team Leaders 06/20/2018 2 Support to the new teachers will be provided by co-teachers with Montessori experience and all other staff members as needed. 9/11/17 Title I funds will be used to pay for substitutes so teachers can have a planning day 1st qtr., 2nd qtr., and 3rd qtr. Pamela Ford 06/14/2018
Core Function: Effective Practice: Dimension B - Leadership Capacity Monitoring instruction in school KEY B3.03 The principal monitors curriculum and classroom instruction regularly and provides timely, clear, constructive feedback to teachers.(5149) Currently the principal, curriculum facilitator, and mentors are working to monitor classroom instruction and provide feedback to teachers. When this objective is fully met all teachers will be regularly monitored and observed with immediate feedback to teachers from the administration or curriculum based team. 08/09/2016 Action(s) Created Date 0 of 1 (0%) 1 9/6/17 Principal, curriculum facilitator, and mentors will conduct walkthrough's, observations, conferences, and provide written/verbal feedback. Pamela Ford 06/14/2019 Shavonne Speight 06/14/2019
Core Function: Effective Practice: Dimension C - Professional Capacity Quality of professional development KEY C2.01 The LEA/School regularly looks at school performance data and aggregated classroom observation data and uses that data to make decisions about school improvement and professional development needs.(5159) LEA Response: Guilford County Schools looks regularly at school performance data. An area that needs improvement is looking at classroom observation data. At the present time, there is no district walk though tool and therefore the district is unable to review classroom observation data. Additional improvement is also needed with our teacher evaluations and principal evaluation data for calibration purposes. 08/09/2016 School Response: The staff reviews data during weekly PLC's and staff data meetings. Leadership team will meet monthly to review and discuss student performance data and use this to make decisions about school improvement and professional development. During weekly PLC and Data Meetings data will be reviewed and used to make decisions related to school improvement. We will make sure that Review Data is listed on the agenda for weekly meetings. Leadership team will continue to meet monthly (or twice monthly) to review and discuss student performance data and make decisions about school improvement. A master notebook of every grade levels PLC Agenda will be kept as an artifact for this objective. Action(s) Created Date 0 of 1 (0%) 1 9/6/17 A master notebook of every grade levels PLC Agenda and their analysis of the data will be kept as an artifact for this objective. Janita Jackson 05/01/2018 Grade Level PLC 06/14/2019 Core Function: Effective Practice: Dimension C - Professional Capacity Talent recruitment and retention KEY C3.04 The LEA/School has established a system of procedures and protocols for recruiting, evaluating, rewarding, and replacing staff.(5168) LEA Response: It is the policy of the Guilford County Board of Education
that a continuous system of recruitment and selection of personnel be maintained in order to assure competent candidates for vacancies as needed. The district attaches a high priority to securing the most competent personnel available and, once they are employed, in assisting them in their professional growth and development throughout their careers. The district regards a personnel evaluation plan as a critical and essential part of professional growth. The Board acknowledges that the most important aspect of attaining excellence in education is the quality of the teaching staff and the administrative staff. The Board therefore adopts as policy and states its determination to strive for such excellence, and further declares its intent to employ and reemploy only those teachers and administrators who possess, have exhibited, and continue to strive for excellence in their preparation for, performance of, and contribution toward the educational process. Achievement of a proficient rating on the North Carolina Teacher or Administrator summative evaluation is the minimum acceptable standard of performance for teachers and administrators in this school system. However, proficient performance shall not constitute any assurance to any teacher or administrator of rights to or consideration for employment or reemployment. The Board of Education holds all personnel accountable for striving for a summative rating of distinguished on all performance. 08/09/2016 School Response: During interviews the Principal utilizes an interviewing committee to include faculty from various grade levels, candidates are prescreened before being invited for an interview, candidates are asked to teach a sample lesson or bring in artifacts/portfolio. In addition, the Principal recognizes successful staff members through employee of the month nominations and monthly treats. The Principal also attends career fairs and keeps a portfolio on possible applicants. The school also partners with neighboring universities for student teaching
opportunities who may become potential candidates for employment. When fully met, the school will have a complete staff of highly qualified, Montessori trained educators. Action(s) Created Date 0 of 1 (0%) 1 9/6/17 Create and continue to use teachers as part of the hiring committee when screening potential employees. Pamela Ford 06/14/2019 Leadership Team 06/14/2019 Core Function: Effective Practice: Dimension E - Families and Community Family Engagement KEY E1.06 The school regularly communicates with parents/guardians about its expectations of them and the importance of the curriculum of the home (what parents can do at home to support their children's learning).(5182) The school regularly makes contact with parents and the community with ConnectED, the PTA newsletter, the school website, the media blog, ClassDojo, and Remind. During open house teachers collect contact information and determine the best way to reach parents. Using this information a monthly distribution list is created and specific faculty members will be included such as the Principal, Data Manager, Communities in Schools Coordinator, and the Curriculum Facilitator. The monthly newsletters is distributed electronically and/or paper copy. The team understands that more can be done by regulating how often newsletters are distributed (monthly, except for primary), that weekly contact is necessary, and what information is included such as: how parents can help with enrichment at home, what events are occurring in the classroom, homework and projects due. In addition, the specialists create a newsletter for distribution monthly. To meet and exceed growth in this objective the school will engage and maintain weekly communication with parents (in person, in print, by phone, or electronically/website/email) about one or all of the following: student conduct and achievement, class or school news/events, expectations of or tips about the curriculum of the home. 08/09/2016 Action(s) Created Date 8 of 12 (67%) 1 10/10/16 Website to include a section for articles related to engaging parents and tips for improving the curriculum of the home. Lakia Barrow 06/11/2018 Complete 11/08/2016 Media Specialist 11/08/2016
Media Specialist will ask for assistance from school psychologist, social worker, and guidance counselor when finding these articles. While the media specialist will post these articles/tips/websites monthly, effective monitoring will occur four times a year. 2 The school will offer Literacy Night (November)and Title 1 Night (September). To encourage parent participation report cards will be distributed on Math and Literacy Night. Complete 11/18/2016 Principal and Chairpersons 11/18/2016 To effectively monitor this task, team members will collect sign in sheets and artifacts/information used during these specific nights. This information will be placed in the notebook for this standard. Additionally, because our school was not using Indistar in September a date will not be placed in this plan for Title 1 night however artifacts for this night will be included in the notebook for this standard. 3 4 5 10/10/16 Literacy Night and Title I night was held. Completed on 11/10/2016. Sign in sheets collected. Teachers will be more accessible through the school website by creating/updating their webpages. Media Specialist will complete Edline training with the entire staff. This training will be mandatory and will occur in November. After the training it will be required that all teachers and coteachers update their webpages with current contact information and the best time they are available. Communities in Schools (CIS) will be responsible for obtaining/training/utilizing community and student volunteers for classroom help, Breakfast Buddies, and other school events and functions. Communities in Schools Coordinator will submit a written summary report to the leadership team three times a year that details: the number of volunteers used, their tasks, how they might have impacted the school as a whole, and any other pertinent information in regards to student success. Website to include a section for articles related to engaging parents and tips for improving the curriculum of the home. Media Specialist will ask for assistance from school psychologist, social worker, and guidance counselor when finding these articles. While the media specialist will post these articles/tips/websites monthly, effective monitoring will occur four times a year Complete 12/09/2016 Classroom teachers and Media Specialist. 12/09/2016 Complete 01/24/2017 CIS Coordinator 01/24/2017 Complete 01/24/2017 Media Specialist 01/24/2017
6 7 8 9 10 11 10/10/16 PTA creates parent survey to determine parents wants/needs/concerns/issues. After creating and distributing survey PTA will bring a concise list to Leadership team to address. This survey will have different questions and/or content during each creation and completion time. 10/10/16 Teachers will complete class or grade level newsletters to include (but NOT limited to) links and tips on how parents can help students at home. All news letters will be turned in to Mrs. Grose/CIS electronically or print. Although newsletters will be turned monthly/weekly, for the Leadership team to effectively monitor progress the newsletters will be submitted to the Leadership team three times a year. During that time Grose will send and/or print newsletters and submit to Mrs. Martin so that the team can review and place in notebook for this standard. Youth Development Coordinator and Parent Liaison will be responsible for obtaining/training/utilizing community and student volunteers for classroom help, breakfast buddies, mentors, and other school events/needs. Youth Development Coordinator and Parent Liaison will submit a written summary report to the leadership team three times a year that details: the number of volunteers used, their tasks, how we use mentors, how they might have impacted the school as a whole, and any other pertinent information in regards to student success. Website to include a section for articles related to engaging parents and tips for improving the curriculum of the home. Media Specialist will ask for assistance from school psychologist, social worker, and guidance counselor when finding these articles. While the media specialist will post these articles/tips/websites monthly, effective monitoring will occur four times a year PTA creates parent survey to determine parents wants/needs/concerns/issues. After creating and distributing survey PTA will bring a concise list to Leadership team to address. This survey will have different questions and/or content during each creation and completion time. Teachers will complete class or grade level newsletters to include (but NOT limited to) links and tips on how parents can help students at home. Complete 01/24/2017 PTA 01/24/2017 Complete 01/24/2017 Grade Level Chairperson and Communities in Schools Youth Development Coordinator & Parent Liaison 01/24/2017 06/16/2018 Media Specialist 06/16/2018 PTA 06/16/2018 Chairperson and Youth Development Coordinator 06/16/2018
All news letters will be turned in to Mrs. Grose/YDC electronically or print. Although newsletters will be turned monthly/weekly for the Leadership team to effectively monitor progress the newsletters will be submitted to the Leadership team three times a year. During that time, Mrs. Grose will send and/or print newsletters and submit to Ms. Barrow so that the team can review and place in notebook for this standard. 12 The school will offer Math Night (April). To encourage parent participation report cards will be distributed on Math and Literacy Night. Complete 04/18/2017 Principal and Chairpersons 04/28/2017 To effectively monitor this task, team members will collect sign in sheets and artifacts/information used during these specific nights. This information will be placed in the notebook for this standard. Additionally, because our school was not using Indistar in September a date will not be placed in this plan for Title 1 night however artifacts for this night will be included in the notebook for this standard.