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Strategic Plan Dashboard 2015-16 2010-18* *Strategic Plan extended until 2018 (1)

Goal 1: Continue to operate in a fiscally responsible manner. Focus Area 1A: Reduce costs/expenses where possible Strategy 1A1: Maintain cost-savings initiatives Strategy 1A2: Look for new cost-savings initiatives Strategy 1A3: Maintain facilities and Grounds Focus Area 1B: Increase District Revenue Strategy 1B1: Target academic and social student retention initiatives to maintain current students Strategy 1B2: Look for ways to maintain and attract students/families to Strategy 1B3: Advocate to legislators to promote adequate school funding Strategy 1B4: Increase revenue opportunities for the district such as grant writing, partnerships with universities, fundraising, etc. (2)

Goal 2: Optimize Student Achievement Focus Area 2A: Implement district-wide academic and resource programs to meet the diverse needs of all students Strategy 2A1: Monitor current AP courses and implement new AP courses as identified by staff and students Strategy 2A2: Implement extra curricular programs such as Kids Empowered = Youth Success (KEYS) Strategy 2A3: Implement the Linden Advancement Academy (LAA) to meet the needs of at-risk HS students Strategy 2A4: Ensure students understand and are prepared for life after high school Strategy 2A5: Provide diverse delivery systems for students Focus Area 2B: Implement district-wide Response to Intervention (RtI) Strategy 2B1: Implement universal screeners to identify students needing academic interventions Strategy 2B2: Intervention supports K-8 in reading, writing and mathematics (3)

Goal 2: Optimize Student Achievement Focus Area 2C: Implement a district-wide Positive Behavior Support (PBS) system Strategy 2C1: Implement district wide data collection of student behaviors Strategy 2C2: Implement PBS framework for the classroom and as a school wide approach Strategy 2C3: Implement social skills groups to meet the needs of the students Strategy 2C4: Utilize social workers for guidance and training staff in behavior intervention plans Focus Area 2D: Implement district-wide Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) Strategy 2D1: District staff will participate in professional development on developing data teams, creating assessments; curriculum development, and data mining Strategy 2D2: All committees and learning teams will establish a mission, vision, values and goals aligned to the district s strategic plan (4)

Goal 2: Optimize Student Achievement Focus Area 2E: Implement a district-wide common shared language initiative in all academic areas Strategy 2E1: District staff will participate in professional development in implementing research-based instructional strategies Strategy 2E2: Administrators will communicate a common shared vision for school improvement aligned to the district s strategic plan Focus Area 2F: Implement district-wide standards-based grading practices Strategy 2F1: Common summative assessments aligned to standards will be developed and implemented Strategy 2F2: Departments and grade level teams will analyze assessment results utilizing Exam View focusing on the standards with respect to student proficiencies Strategy 2F3: Departments and grade level teams will utilize assessment results and analyze standards across curriculum maps to discuss map areas needing revision based on student results Strategy 2F4: Implement professional development on standards-based grading practices for staff (5)

Goal 3: Implement a public advocacy process. Focus Area 3A: Effect those things within our influence Strategy 3A1: Advocate at the community and state level for school finance reform Strategy 3A2: Educate public on issues with current state funding model Strategy 3A3: Attend organized legislator interactions in and around community Strategy 3A4: Increase awareness of state funding model for Michigan public schools Strategy 3A5: Ensure the Board is up to date on politically-charged educational issues (6)

Goal 4: Define the communication expectations and needs of all stakeholders. Focus Area 4A: Improve awareness of communication needs Strategy 4A1: Conduct internal and external surveys to gauge strengths and weaknesses in communications, programs, or services Strategy 4A2: Ensure parents are aware of, have training opportunities for, and staff facilitates good communication and collaboration Focus Area 4B: Increase methods to advertise/showcase Linden Community Schools Strategy 4B1: Direct expectations for communications procedures Strategy 4B2: Advertise/Showcase Strategy 4B3: Provide consistency in all buildings for a common calendar and a warm, caring, and positive environment Strategy 4B4: Provide better communication and access for students, parents, and community using technology Strategy 4B5: Communicate the improvements to energy efficiency and recycling throughout the district (7)

Goal 5: Ensure technology benefits the district educationally and administratively. Focus Area 5A: Increase cost effectiveness and efficiency using technology to facilitate increased ability to store and access data Strategy 5A1: provides cost effective, web-based instructional technology and programs for all stakeholders Strategy 5A2: Focus on professional development in technology to support the effectiveness and efficiency with existing and new applications Focus Area 5B: Identify and integrate technology and data management/analysis skills that support the curriculum Strategy 5B1: District Curriculum Council will strengthen the implementation of technology in the curriculum development and assessment process Strategy 5B2: Provide professional development on the skills staff members need and in the context to the curriculum they teach (8)

Process to collect Weekly Board Reports CENTRAL ELEMENTARY CE Star Test (Strategic Plan: 2B1) All students at CE are in the process of completing the Star assessment. Data will be analyzed and intervention groups will be generated based on the data. CE will complete Star testing by September 23. CE PALS Meeting (Strategic Plan: 1B4) Over 30 parents attended the first PALS meeting of the school year. Fundraising initiatives were discussed with the goal of purchasing 21st century technology for the students at CE. (9)

Goal # Goal # Goal # Legend LCS Strategic Plan Dashboard Little Progress Progressing Goal bars show progress of each individual goal Achieving FA Focus Area (FA) diamonds show progress of each individual Focus Area within each Goal No Progress 0% FA FA Progressing FA FA Limited Progress 50% Excellent Progress Achieving 100% (10) 25% 75%

Goal 1 80% LCS Strategic Plan Dashboard Increase district revenue 2010-11 Reduce costs/expenses where possible 1A 1B Goal 2 50% 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F Goal 3 50% 3A Effect those things within our influence Goal 4 40% 4A Improve awareness of communication needs 4B Increase methods to advertise/showcase Goal 5 50% (11) 5A Increase cost effectiveness and efficiency using technology to facilitate increased ability to store and access data 5B Identify and integrate technology and data management/analysis skills that support the curriculum

Goal 1 80% LCS Strategic Plan Dashboard Increase district revenue 2011-12 Reduce costs/expenses where possible 1A 1B Goal 2 70% 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F Goal 3 90% 3A Effect those things within our influence Goal 4 60% 4A Improve awareness of communication needs 4B Increase methods to advertise/showcase Goal 5 60% (12) 5A Increase cost effectiveness and efficiency using technology to facilitate increased ability to store and access data 5B Identify and integrate technology and data management/analysis skills that support the curriculum

Goal 1 80% LCS Strategic Plan Dashboard Increase district revenue 2012-13 Reduce costs/expenses where possible 1A 1B Goal 2 80% 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F Goal 3 100% 3A Effect those things within our influence Goal 4 80% 4A Improve awareness of communication needs 4B Increase methods to advertise/showcase Goal 5 75% (13) 5A Increase cost effectiveness and efficiency using technology to facilitate increased ability to store and access data 5B Identify and integrate technology and data management/analysis skills that support the curriculum

Goal 1 80% LCS Strategic Plan Dashboard Increase district revenue 2013-14 Reduce costs/expenses where possible 1A 1B Goal 2 90% 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F Goal 3 100% 3A Effect those things within our influence Goal 4 100% 4A Improve awareness of communication needs 4B Increase methods to advertise/showcase Goal 5 90% (14) 5A Increase cost effectiveness and efficiency using technology to facilitate increased ability to store and access data 5B Identify and integrate technology and data management/analysis skills that support the curriculum

Goal 1 85% LCS Strategic Plan Dashboard Increase district revenue 2014-15 Reduce costs/expenses where possible 1A 1B Goal 2 95% 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F Goal 3 100% 3A Effect those things within our influence Goal 4 100% 4A Improve awareness of communication needs 4B Increase methods to advertise/showcase Goal 5 90% (15) 5A Increase cost effectiveness and efficiency using technology to facilitate increased ability to store and access data 5B Identify and integrate technology and data management/analysis skills that support the curriculum

Goal 1 95% LCS Strategic Plan Dashboard Increase district revenue 2015-16 Reduce costs/expenses where possible 1A 1B Goal 2 95% 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F Goal 3 100% 3A Effect those things within our influence Goal 4 100% 4A Improve awareness of communication needs 4B Increase methods to advertise/showcase Goal 5 100% (16) 5A Increase cost effectiveness and efficiency using technology to facilitate increased ability to store and access data 5B Identify and integrate technology and data management/analysis skills that support the curriculum

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