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PROGRESS: 0% (0 of 24 Action Items Complete) The following report is filtered by active items, all statuses, all funding sources, all assignments, all tags, and all goals. Improve student achievement in the areas of reading and mathematics, English language proficiency, attendance and/or graduation rate. Smart Goal(s): 1. Increase student achievement in mathematics, reading, and writing for all students with specific emphasis on students with special circumstances including Sp. Ed, ELL, and traditionally underrepresented subgroups as evident by: (a) meeting the stated Annual Measurable Objectives AMOs; (b) meet Safe Harbor or Confidence Interval for the 2012-13 School Year; and/or (c) increasing the percentage pass on the aforementioned tests by 3% for SY 2012-2013 as compared to SY 2011-2012. Specifically we will increase Reading from 69% to 75%, Writing from 61% to 65%, and Math from 43% to 50%. 2. All students will access to effective teachers as evident by a reduction of the variability between student subgroup by 5% as measured by the TUHSD Highly Effective Teacher Index applied to the master schedule developed during the Spring Semester. 3. For School Year 2012-2013, all English Language Learners will become proficient in English by meeting the Annual Measureable Achievement Objectives (AMAOs): by Making Progress on AZELLA at the rate of 19%; by meeting the annually measured English proficiency Reclassification rate of 19%; and by making Adequate Yearly Progress on AIMS Reading and Math (AYP). La Joya will increase the reclassification rate of 25% to 30%. 4. Decrease the number of students with incidents of disruptive behavior by 10% as measured by the Safe & Drug Free Schools Report and AZ SAFE Report each semester of the 2011-12 school year. 5. Improve the graduation rate and decrease student dropout as evident by intermediate indicators of goal attainment as follows: (a) an increase in the combined percentage of performing marks (A, B, or C) schoolwide, by a minimum of 10% over three years (3.33% minimum increase per year) as evidenced by the Mark Distribution Report; (b) an increase in the percentage of credits earned vs. credits attempted to 90% or better at all grade levels, all courses, all classes at the end of each semester of the 2012-2013 school year to increase student persistence toward graduation and post-secondary opportunities; and/or (c) an increase in the percentage of freshmen/sophomore students passing their classes by 10% or maintain an 80% pass rate for each semester of the 2012-2013 school year. Specifically we will maintain or increase a graduation rate from 86% to 90%. 6. High School will reduce our absence rate by 3% over the next three years with a minimum decrease of 1% per year, or maintain an absence rate below 4.5%.Specifically La Joya will decrease the absence rate to 6% or less. 7. Improve stakeholder engagement by providing formal venues through which teachers, parents, and students can play a significant role in campus leadership as measured by at least a 2% increase (by classification faculty, parent, and student) in leadership teams, school events, and/or stakeholder capacity building endeavors. 8. Increase student technology literacy 10% as measured by the Technology Literacy Assessment through the use and incorporation of technology into the classroom curriculum. In Progress 09/21/2011 Curricular Alignment and Normalized Activities Ensure daily curricular functions (instruction, assessment, evaluation, remediation, etc.) are aligned to state standards and are normalized across the department, campus, and district. 0 Building Capacity via Collaboration Generated by ALEAT October 9, 2012 4:23 PM 1 of 8

Curricular Alignment and Normalized Activities Building Capacity via Collaboration Facilitate collaboration between and among teacher through professional development as well as job embedded training. PD, Monitor Wendy Barrie, Susan Carmody,, John Mospan, Lorin Sempkowski Familiarize Stakeholders with Common Core Administration, department chairs, and faculty will familiarize themselves with common core language so as to create a working knowledge that will be understood and used by faculty, students, and parents. PD, ELL, SPED 2 Susan Carmody,, Vickie Landis, John Mospan, Lorin Sempkowski Department Chair Professional Development Department chairs will be provided with regular professional development opportunities both on campus and at the district level to increase their own capacity to function as an instructional leader. Timeline Notes Additional strategies have been added to provide specific skills in the use of active engagement. PD, ELL, SPED, Monitor 7 Wendy Barrie, Susan Carmody,, John Mospan, Lorin Sempkowski, Lisette Widmaier Maximize Evaluation/Instructional Quality Generated by ALEAT October 9, 2012 4:23 PM 2 of 8

Curricular Alignment and Normalized Activities Maximize Evaluation/Instructional Quality Implement the Measuring What Matters Protcol and evaluation system in order to identify instructional needs and correlate to professional development PD, TECH, Monitor 5 Data Analysis Utilize data within the organizational and instructional decision-making process. Timeline Notes Utilize Measuring What Matters Data Driven Protocol monthly with administrators and department chairs to identify areas for focus of instructional alignment and improvement. PD, Monitor 6 Improve educational experience for all students Improvement of the educational experience for all students through expanding the capacity of each statekholder as evident by college and career readiness standards. 0 Technology Increase the use of technology in instruction using engagement, assessment and literacy strategies. TECH, David Sanders Student Conduct Generated by ALEAT October 9, 2012 4:23 PM 3 of 8

Improve educational experience for all students Student Conduct Decrease the number of out of school suspensions and increase the percentage of students referral free through early interventions with students and staff. PD, Monitor Teacher Mentor Program Insure new teachers to the profession with less than 2 years of teaching experience have the support of a district mentor, peer coach, or external mentor. Support role of math and literacy coaches. 08/08/2011-05/20/2013 PD, Monitor, Vickie Landis 5 PD related to Instructional Strategies Professional Development program and staff development trainings will be focused on active participation and engagement strategies. PD ECAP Students will be provided with the instruction and time to create an ECAP through Fall Senior Conferences, CTE courses, and Freshman four year planning 08/06/2012-05/23/2013 TECH Parent Engagement Generated by ALEAT October 9, 2012 4:23 PM 4 of 8

Improve educational experience for all students Parent Engagement Create a framework for parent engagement and capacity building regarding issues fundamental to student success. Monitor 7 Appropriate support for struggling students Ensure appropriate support is available to students experiencing difficulty mastering the State's academic achievement assessment standards at an advanced or proficient level. 0 Increase the Support Co-Teaching Opportunities Increase the numbers of students serviced in co-teaching classrooms and provide support for coteachers through professional development. PD, SPED Wendy Barrie, 5 Academic Intervention Provide early parent communication with students not meeting standards and other out of class academic supports. Monitor Graduation Rates Generated by ALEAT October 9, 2012 4:23 PM 5 of 8

Appropriate support for struggling students Graduation Rates Increase the number of creditss earned through the Credit Recovery Program from the 11-12 school year. ELL, SPED, Monitor, Travis Johnson ELL Support Utilize SEI strateies to provide quality and effective instruction for ELL program and monitoring students. ELL, Monitor, Lisette Widmaier Parent Communication Increase the amount of information provided for parents including automated phone messages and website. 07/09/2012-05/23/2013 TECH Collaborative Culture Create a culture that encourages dialogue, collaboration, and engagement between the school, parents, post-secondary institutions, and community to support a healthy school characterized by a safe and orderly learning environment. 1 School Safety Team Generated by ALEAT October 9, 2012 4:23 PM 6 of 8

Collaborative Culture School Safety Team Meet quarterly with School Safety Team to review plans and update as needs arise. Student and staff recognition Increase the number of opportunities for student and staff recognition. Campus Involvement Increase student and staff participation in campus activities. Parent and Student Vue Increase student and parent usage of Parent/Student Vue. TECH, Monitor Enact a continuous process for school improvement Create and support a process to engage in continuous improvement efforts, including data analysis, stakeholder involvement, and the accreditation process. 0 Data Driven Decisions Generated by ALEAT October 9, 2012 4:23 PM 7 of 8

Enact a continuous process for school improvement Data Driven Decisions Utilize data within the school improvement process, identifying a data analysis team to coordinate continuous review. 08/01/2012-05/30/2013 ELL, SPED, Monitor Increase Parent Involvement in Site Council Identify, recruit, and establish a site council to meet a minimum of 5 times during the 2012-13 school year. 08/06/2012-05/23/2013 Annual Review of Progress Annual review for plan development for purpose of evaluation, implementation and revision of plan. 07/27/2011-05/23/2013 Monitor Accreditation Process Actively involve stakeholders in the AdvancEd accreditation process. Communicate results via website to the community. 08/31/2012-01/31/2013 TECH, Monitor, Vickie Landis, John Speer TOTAL PLAN FUNDS: $0.00 Budgeted $0.00 Actual $0.00 Generated by ALEAT October 9, 2012 4:23 PM 8 of 8