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SCHOOL/DEPARTMENT: West Edgecombe Middle School. VISION: Explore, Expose, Engage MISSION: To create college and career ready citizens who will lead and succeed in a global technology-rich environment. EDGECOMBE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (West Edgecombe Middle School) STRATEGIC IMPROVEMENT PLAN -2017 End-of-Grade (EOG) EOG Performanc e Indicators DATA ANALYSIS 2014-2015 (ACH) 2015- (ACH) ( + / - ) Reading 33.3% 37.1% +3.8% Math 23.0% 29.4% +6.4% Science 54.3% 74.4% +20.1% Student Discipline ODR 2014-2015 573 infractions ( 47% were from the eighth grade, students are no longer with us) - 381 Infractions (29% were from the 6 th grade) Notes Majority of referrals were in the 6 th grade classroom. 29% were for disruptive behavior 14% were for inappropriate language/disrespect NEEDS ASSESSMENT What does the analysis tell us about strengths? For the 2015 - school year, we were strong in communication among, as well as using data to drive our best instructional practices. Communication between the school and community was open and relevant. We will need more parent involvement in -17. We grew in 8th grade Science 20.1% We grew in 8 th grade Math 1 by 20.3% We grew in 6 th grade ELA 17.8% Technology and facilities use was also identified as a strength. During the 2015- school year teachers effectively used a variety of technology services and tools in support of 21st Century practices. Throughout the year on-going Professional Development was provided to in support of this aspect. What does the analysis tell us about our gaps or opportunities for improvement? High expectations and performance Reading EOG - 37.1% Math EOG 29.4%

Science EOG (8th grade) 74.4% Student Support Management Consistent support for and students resulted in less referrals. Character Education approach helped with the reduction of referrals. A majority of referrals were from 6th grade. How will - 2017 data be collected? EOG progress Pre/post assessments Benchmark data notebooks dissemination during content PLCs Student Services management ODR reports dissemination during PLCs/ meetings Guidance reports Based on the analysis, what 3-4 top priorities emerge? Reading EOG proficiency Math EOG proficiency Science EOG proficiency Student discipline

TOP PRIORITIES (3-4) SMART GOAL #1 WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE West Edgecombe Middle School students will achieve a 10% increase in End-of-Grade (EOG) Reading Performance Indicators at a score of at least 47% by the end of the -2017 school year. Performa nce Indicator 2015- -2017 Percentag e Points ( ) Percentag e Growth ( ) Reading 37% 47% ( ) 10% ( ) 27% SMART GOAL #2 West Edgecombe Middle School students will achieve a 10% increase in End-of-Grade (EOG) Math Performance Indicators at a score of at least 39% by the end of the -2017 school year. Performa nce Indicator WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE 2015- -2017 Percentag e Points ( ) Percentag e Growth ( ) Math 29% 39% ( ) 10% ( ) 34.5% SMART GOAL #3 West Edgecombe Middle School students will achieve a 10% increase in End-of-Grade (EOG) Science Performance Indicators at a score of at least 84% by the end of the -2017 school year. Performa nce Indicator WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE 2015- -2017 Percentag e Points ( ) Percentage Growth ( ) Science 74% 84% ( ) 10% ( ) 13.5%

SMART GOAL #4 (Optional) WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE West Edgecombe Middle School students will achieve a 45% decrease in disciplinary infractions at a number of no more than 209 processed referrals by the end of the 2015- school year. Performan ce Indicator Overall Infractions 2015- - 2017 Less (-) Infractions Percentage Decrease ( ) 381 209 172 45%

EDGECOMBE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (West Edgecombe Middle School) Targeted Priority Areas SMART Goal 1: West Edgecombe Middle School students will achieve a 10% increase in End-of-Grade (EOG) Reading Performance Indicators at a score of at least 47% by the end of the -2017 school year. Core Value Strand Actions, Strategy, Intervention Timeline Estimated Cost, Funding Sources and Resources Person(s) Responsible Evaluation of Implementatio n & Impact on Student Learning Artifacts Evidence Continuous Improvement Identify number of students to make target proficiency. and instructional coach Lexile List Develop, implement and monitor student Personalized Education Plans (PEPs). October Core teachers and students PEPs Student work Provide Intervention/Enrichment (I/E) daily to all students. Implement strategic use of data in PLCs, Days and faculty September Master schedule

meetings in an effort to re-teach, remediate and/or enrich. I/E rosters Create and administer common formative assessments. Conduct frequent formal and informal observations and provide descriptive feedback for improvement. Research and provide data-supported resources and professional development opportunities, designed to increase student achievement rates in the specified area. September October School funds Instructional coach Mentor teachers Pre/Post Assessments Benchmark Exams SchoolNet tests Walk-through True North Logic SchoolNet results Walk-through True North Logic VIF Badges and certified VIF External resources

Rigorous Curriculum and Instruction Utilize lesson plans and pacing guides, provided from external sources (i.e., district, state, etc.) to enrich instructional practices. Lesson plan template Pacing guides notebooks Lesson plans PLC minutes PLCs Implement school wide Literacy Program with a writing component. ELA teachers Article of the Week Student work Lexile Scores Relationships Enhance collaborative relationships with ALL stakeholders (i.e., parents/guardians, teachers, students, businesses, student services, administration, etc.) School Funds Stakeholders Parent contact logs Class Dojo Remind 101 Attendance Rosters Agendas Class Dojo Reports Remind 101 Messages Facebook Connect Ed Community/ Parent classroom walkthroughs and home visits

Progress Monitoring Date Progress Towards Goal Next Steps Areas of Growth Areas for Improvement EDGECOMBE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (West Edgecombe Middle School) Targeted Priority Areas SMART Goal 2: West Edgecombe Middle School students will achieve a 10% increase in End-of-Grade (EOG) Math Performance Indicators at a score of at least 39% by the end of the -2017 school year. Core Value Strand Actions, Strategy, Intervention Timeline Estimated Cost, Funding Sources and Resources Person(s) Responsible Evaluation of Implementation & Impact on Student Learning Artifacts Evidence

Continuous Improvement Identify number of students to make target proficiency. and instructional coach Lexile List EVASS Develop, implement and monitor student Personalized Education Plans (PEPs). October Core teachers and students PEPs Student work Provide Intervention/Enrichment (I/E) daily to all students. Implement strategic use of data in PLCs, Days and faculty meetings in an effort to re-teach, remediate and/or enrich. September I/E rosters Master schedule Create and administer common formative assessments. Conduct frequent formal and informal observations and provide descriptive feedback for improvement. September October SchoolNet tests SchoolNet results Research and provide data-supported resources and professional development opportunities, designed to increase student achievement rates in the specified area. School funds Walk-through True North Logic Walk-through True North Logic

Instructional coach Mentor teachers VIF VIF Badges and certified External resources Rigorous Curriculum and Instruction Utilize lesson plans and pacing guides, provided from external sources (i.e., district, state, etc.) to enrich instructional practices. Lesson plan template Pacing guides notebooks PLCs IXL Lesson plans PLC minutes IXL Reports Benchmarks CFA s Relationships Enhance collaborative relationships with ALL stakeholders (i.e., parents/guardians, teachers, students, coaches, student services, administration, etc.) School Funds Stakeholders Parent contact logs Class Dojo Remind 101 Attendance Rosters Class Dojo Reports Remind 101 Messages Face Book Agendas Parent visit Community/ parent classroom visits

Progress Monitoring Date Progress Towards Goal Next Steps Areas of Growth Areas for Improvement EDGECOMBE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (West Edgecombe Middle School) Targeted Priority Areas SMART Goal 3: West Edgecombe Middle School students will achieve a 10% increase in End-of-Grade (EOG) Science Performance Indicators at a score of at least 84% by the end of the -2017 school year. Core Value Strand Actions, Strategy, Intervention Timeline Estimated Cost, Funding Sources and Resources Person(s) Responsible Evaluation of Implementation & Impact on Student Learning Artifacts Evidence

Continuous Improvement Identify number of students to make target proficiency. and instructional coach Lexile List Provide Intervention/Enrichment (I/E) daily to all students. September I/E rosters Lexile List Master Implement strategic use of data in PLCs, Days and faculty meetings in an effort to re-teach, remediate and/or enrich subjects such as Math and Language Arts. September October SchoolNet tests schedule SchoolNet Create and administer common formative assessments. Conduct frequent formal and informal observations and provide descriptive feedback for improvement. School funds Instructional coach Mentor teachers and certified Walk-through True North Logic VIF External resources results Walk-through True North Logic Research and provide data-supported resources and professional development opportunities, designed to increase student achievement rates in the specified area. VIF Badges Days results

Rigorous Curriculum and Instruction Utilize lesson plans and pacing guides, provided from external sources (i.e., district, state, etc.) to enrich instructional practices. Lesson plan template Pacing guides notebooks Lesson plans PLC minutes PLCs Relationships Enhance collaborative relationships with ALL stakeholders (i.e., parents/guardians, teachers, students, coaches, student services, administration, etc.) School Funds Stakeholders Parent contact logs Class Dojo Remind 101 Attendance Rosters Agendas Good News Cards Class Dojo Reports Remind 101 Messages Face Book Community/ Parent classroom and home visits Progress Monitoring Date Progress Towards Goal Next Steps Areas of Growth Areas for Improvement

Priority Area #4: SMART Goal 4: West Edgecombe Middle School students will achieve a 45% decrease in disciplinary infractions at a number of no more than 209 processed referrals by the end of the -2017 school year. EDGECOMBE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (West Edgecombe Middle School) Targeted Priority Areas Core Value Strand Actions, Strategy, Intervention Timeline Estimated Cost, Funding Sources and Resources Person(s) Responsible Evaluation of Implementation & Impact on Student Learning Artifacts Evidence Safe Schools Enforce and publicize school wide discipline plan for all infractions. All stakeholders Student Handbook Student/Parent Discipline Agreement ODR Report Student/Parent Discipline Agreement Enforce the Positive Behavior Intervention Support (PBIS) Implementation PBIS funds All stakeholders PBIS Committee Class Dojo/West Bucks PBIS Committee Minutes

Class Dojo Report West Bucks Register Continuous Improvement Create, implement and monitor a school wide duty schedule. Duty Schedule True North Logic True North Logic Relationships Create a Character Education program for at-risk students for academics and behavior. September Select Stakeholders PST referrals Discipline Reports Meeting Log Behavioral/ Attendance Contract Progress Monitoring Date Progress Towards Goal Next Steps Areas of Growth Areas for Improvement