Westside Elementary Balanced Scorecard

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Westside Elementary Balanced Scorecard 2016-17 Teaching, Learning & Workforce Focus Community Facilities & Operations 5 Year Goal: All students surpass their annual academic growth targets and graduate ready for success. 5 Year Goal: Proactively recruit, retain and engage talent that reflects and is responsive to our diverse community. 5 Year Goal: Excel in how we serve all stakeholders and build relationships with families, community members, and businesses that promote positive outcomes for students. 5 Year Goals: Use district resources effectively and efficiently. Facilities and services meet the needs of our diverse and growing student population and community. District Annual Action Plan School Annual Goals Literacy Goal: 60% of Full Academic Year students at Westside will meet or exceed the Fountas and Pinnell Benchmark by the end of the 2016-2017. (Goal: increase by 6% or 20 students) Baseline: 54% of Proficient Readers (Fall 2016) K- 80% (72/90) PALS 1-52% (35/67) 2-63% (42/67) 3-52% (33/63) 4-41% (27/66) 5-60% (41/68) Total- 54% (178/331) Literacy Goal: 31% of Full Academic Year African American students at Westside will meet or exceed the Fountas and Pinnell Benchmark by the end of the 2016-2017. (Goal: increase by 6% or 5 students) Baseline: 26% The overall mean on the Employee Survey will increase by the end of the 2016-2017 from 3.23 to 3.43 The overall mean on the Student Survey for the statement: Students show respect for each other at this school, will increase by the end of the 2016-2017 from 3.03 to 3.23. The overall mean on the Parent Satisfaction Survey will increase by the end of the 2016-2017 from 3.22 to 3.42. Page 1

K- 56% (10/18) PALS 1-20% (4/20) 2-38% (5/13) 3-40% (4/10) 4-15% (3/20) 5-29% (5/17) Total- 26% (21/80) Numeracy Goal : Increase the number of FAY 1st-5th grade students who are at or above benchmark on STAR math from 62% to 68%. (Goal: increase by 6% or 20 students) Baseline: Fall STAR Proficiency 1-54% (36/67) 2-60% (40/67) 3-78% (49/63) 4-59% (39/66) 5-59% (40/68) Total- 62% (204/331) Numeracy Goal : The number of FAY African American students in grades 1-5 who are proficient on STAR math will increase from 40% to 46%. (Goal: increase by 6% or 5 students) Baseline: Fall STAR Proficiency 1-30% (6/20) 2-46% (6/13) 3-80% (8/10) 4-35% (7/20) 5-29% (5/17) Total- 40% (32/80). Goal : Decrease the risk index of African American students receiving Office Discipline Referrals from 73% (baseline) to 63%. Director Approval: Rick Mueller and Curt Mould Approval Date: August 22, 2016 Page 2

Progress Monitoring Report Progress Monitoring Report for each department will be collected, recorded, and reported in this document at mid and end of year. Spotlight: Green = On track to meet goal; Yellow = In danger of not meeting goal; Red = Not likely to meet goal Teaching, Learning & Workforce Focus Community Facilities & Operations Goals What specific data will be provided to demonstrate growth in this goal? What specific data will be provided to demonstrate growth in this goal? What specific data will be provided to demonstrate growth in this goal? What specific data will be provided to demonstrate growth in this goal? Spring Fountas and Pinnell, Risk index from SWIS Employee survey Parent survey Student survey, SWIS data (ODRs for Disrespect/Bullying) Quarter 1 Data Summit Report F&P: N/A STAR: N/A Risk Index: 37% Quarter 1 Data Summit Report Employee Nov. 2016 (Overall Mean): 3.97 Quarter 1 Data Summit Report N/A Quarter 1 Data Summit Report N/A Mid-Year Data Summit Report Literacy Goal: STAR: 1-54% (36/66) 2-65% (45/69) 3-61% (38/62) 4-60% (40/67) 5-46% (30/65) Total- 57% (188/329) *This data does not account for students who are not FAY Literacy Goal: STAR: 1-32% (6/19) 2-57% (8/14) 3-40% (4/10) 4-23% (5/22) 5-13% (2/15) Total: 31% (25/80) Mid-Year Data Summit Report Employee Overall Mean: 3.97 Mid-Year Data Summit Report Student : 91% of 4th and 5th graders when surveyed reported that they feel respected at school always/sometimes. 9% of 4th and 5th graders reported they never feel respected at school. Parent : 75% of parents who completed mid-year survey reported a positive change in Westside school climate. 90% of parents who completed mid-year survey reported their child feels safe at school. 84% of parents who completed mid-year survey reported being satisfied/highly satisfied with their experience this year at Westside. *69 parents took survey as of 2/1/2017 Mid-Year Data Summit Report N/A Numeracy Goal : STAR Proficiency Page 3

1-82% (54/66) 2-75% (52/69) 3-80% (50/62) 4-60% (40/67) 5-70% (45/65) Total- 73% (241/329) *This data does not account for students who are not FAY Numeracy Goal : STAR Proficiency 1-63% (12/19) 2-57% (8/14) 3-70% (7/10) 4-41% (9/22) 5-47% (7/15) Total- 53% (43/80) Goal : Risk Index: 45% Quarter 3 Data Summit Report Quarter 3 Data Summit Report Quarter 3 Data Summit Report Quarter 3 Data Summit Report End of Year Data Summary Report End of Year Data Summary Report End of Year Data Summary Report End of Year Data Summary Report Page 4

Strategic Actions Proposed Strategic Actions: Will be listed for each goal at the the beginning of the year, May be revised as a result of what is learned through progress monitoring, and Will be approved by the Assistant Superintendent. Stoplight: Green = Completed; Yellow = In Progress; Red = Not Started Teaching & Learning School Annual Goals All students surpass their annual academic growth targets and graduate ready for success Goal Leadership Actions Process Owner(s) Timeline Measures Stop Light EOY Stop Light Literacy Increased alignment of interventions and classroom (core) instruction. Classroom Teachers and Interventionists *Bi-weekly meeting *PLC notes with administrator feedback days/times TBD by end of *Interventionist/classroom teacher communication week 3 document *Meetings to occur *Meeting calendar throughout the 2016-2017 *1:1 conferencing in classroom connected and related to strategy/focus of intervention as evidenced through. administrator observation Literacy Instructional Coaching for differentiation and cultural relevance within Reader s and Writer s Workshop Instructional Coach, Teachers, Admin *Throughout 2016-2017 *PLC notes *Differentiated lesson plans *Instructional Coach schedule *Evidence documented through classroom observations by administration Literacy Continue professional development with Teacher s College staff developers Admin, Instructional Coach, Teachers *Throughout 2016-2017 *Schedules Literacy Literacy fidelity checks BLC, Admin *3 times/year *Fidelity check data *BLC notes (how is the BLC using this data to inform PD and Instructional Coaching) Create weekly mentorship group for at-risk 4th and 5th grade African American students. Group will be Admin *Throughout 2016-2017 school year *Decrease in Behavior Referrals for those 4th and 5th grade African American students who have been identified as at-risk of receiving an Office Discipline Page 5

run by African American community member or parent Referral. *Calendar of regular weekly meetings. Incorporate mindfulness into the classroom and staff development Admin, Classroom Teachers *9 week class to train teachers on mindfulness practices starting the 3rd week of September *Staff roster from class *Classroom observations by administration Restructure of Student Council to allow for better representation of student population Allison/Sue *Throughout 2016-2017 *Increased diversity of student participation in Student Council to mirror current school demographics. Restructuring of readmit plan when a student is suspended (both in and out of school) and wrap-around plans for students who continually receive Office Discipline Referrals (ODRs) Pupil Services and Admin *Throughout 2016-2017 *Plan to be in place prior to start of school year *Documentation of students who have been provided interventions based on suspension and or multiple ODRs. Collaborate to execute small-scale (safe-to-fail) pilots intended to increase the achievement of African American students Admin 2016-2017 Data from safe-to-fail pilots will be determined prior to implementation in partnership with NEP. Numeracy 1-5 grade level teachers will use beginning or end of unit assessments to create flexible groupings (Kindergarten teachers will meet separately to decide how to assess) Teachers, Instructional Coach, Math Interventionist *Throughout 2016-2017 *Pre and Post Unit Assessments *PLC Notes *Lesson Plans Numeracy Grade level teams will meet to preview end of unit assessments to identify CCSS not addressed in unit materials. Teachers will work to supplement materials with lessons that address missing content. Grade level teams *Throughout 2016-2017 *Increased student growth on end of unit assessment measured by comparing pre and post scores *PLC Notes *Lesson Plans Page 6

Workforce Focus School Annual Goal: Proactively recruit, retain and engage talent that reflects and is responsive to our diverse community. Goal Leadership Actions Process Owner(s) Timeline Measures Stop Light EOY Stop Light Staff Regular attendance by admin at grade level team meetings (once/month) Admin *Throughout 2016-2017 *PLC Notes with administrator feedback Staff Weekly update to staff Admin *Throughout 2016-2017 *Weekly Update Page 7

Community School Annual Goal Goal Leadership Actions Process Owner(s) Timeline Measures Stop Light EOY Stop Light Student Restructuring of Student Council to increase engagement and student voice Allison and Sue *End of Q1 *Increased diversity of Student Council to mirror school demographics Student Implementation of mindfulness curriculum Staff trained in mindfulness Admin, Classroom *End of Q2 *Staff roster from Mindfulness Class *Mindfulness minutes used in classrooms Student Creation and implementation of family groups PBIS team *Start of 2016-2017 *Lesson plans from groups *Roster of students in each group Student Restructuring of PBIS incentives for students Jeff and Steve, PBIS Team *Start of 2016-2017 *Incentives *Increase in above the line behaviors and decrease in below and bottom line behaviors (SWIS data) Parent Increase positive communication home (newsletters, postcards, etc.) Teachers *Throughout 2016-2017 *Newsletters *Postcards Parent Increase authentic communication with families (Facebook posts, tweets, Blackboard Connect, etc.) Admin *Throughout 2016-2017 *Increased parent participation in school sponsored events *Double number of families following Westside on Facebook *Tweets *Blackboard Connect Parent Explore and implement ways to increase number of parents taking survey Admin, PBIS Team *Increase the number of families taking the survey from 9 to 40 Page 8

Facilities & Operations Annual Goal: Use district resources effectively and efficiently. Facilities and services meet the needs of our diverse and growing student population and community. Goal Leadership Actions Process Owner(s) Timeline Measures Stop Light EOY Stop Light Page 9