Strategic Plan Framework VISION: Every student connected to community and empowered to succeed

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Strategic Plan Framework 2016 2021 VISION: Every student connected to community and empowered to succeed GOAL I: Educational Excellence with Equitable Access and Outcomes for Every Student GOAL II: Multiple Pathways to Student Success GOAL III: Communication and Connection with Community GOAL IV: Diverse World-Class Workforce GOAL V: Stable, Sustainable Stewardship Eugene School District 4J Strategic Plan Framework p. 1 of 8 Board Approved Jan. 11, 2017

GOAL I: Educational Excellence with Equitable Access and Outcomes for Every Student Provide all students with a high-quality, well-rounded educational experience that is rigorous, culturally responsive, healthful and engaging. Support student learning with rigorous, relevant, consistent curriculum and clear expectations for teaching and learning Articulate curriculum and coursework between levels Adopt updated curriculum aligned to state standards using an approved process Provide instructional supports and systems to meet the needs of all students. Implement full schedules for 10th graders Develop staff capacity to provide culturally responsive instruction Support grade-level transitions Objective 3: Support struggling learners with interventions, resources and training. Expand multi-tiered system of academic interventions Implement attendance intervention system Strengthen behavioral intervention system Objective 4: Streamline assessment system to provide effective, efficient, meaningful assessments to inform instruction and maximize time for learning. Conduct an audit of currently used assessments and their purpose, parameters, frequency, cost and time impact. Develop and undertake an assessment adoption process. Align and articulate assessments used across the system, and reduce the number of assessments where possible. Provide professional development on assessment use. Ensure that working professional learning communities review and interpret data to guide student learning. Eugene School District 4J Strategic Plan Framework p. 2 of 8 Board Approved Jan. 11, 2017

GOAL II: Multiple Pathways to Student Success Provide multiple pathways to student success, including instructional and career pathways to engage all students for post-graduate readiness. Provide rigorous academic programs in both neighborhood and alternative (magnet) schools. Improve articulation of immersion programs. Investigate the potential for expansion of immersion programs. Expand accelerated learning opportunities. Pilot the expansion of AVID to the elementary level. Provide equitable educational opportunities at all comprehensive secondary schools. Develop a visioning process for the distinct district regions, beginning with the North Eugene region. Review and potentially recommend changes regarding the current common secondary schedule. Review the school choice process. Objective 3: Provide strong and varied career and technical education programs. Review existing career and technical education programs. Create connections among existing 4J programs. Deepen community and industry relationships. Connect with city, county, state and other resources to expand opportunities. Develop plan to expand and articulate career and technical education programs in all high schools. Eugene School District 4J Strategic Plan Framework p. 3 of 8 Board Approved Jan. 11, 2017

Objective 4: Support student engagement in alternative educational settings. Review alternative education programs and recommend program changes and additions. Explore options for providing middle school alternative programs. Develop a framework for online learning. Goal I & II Key Performance Indicators: Graduation & completion rates (4 & 5 year) 40-40-20 progress (postsecondary success indicators) Suspension & expulsion rates Attendance data 3rd grade reading 9th grade on track to graduate Opportunity and achievement gaps in all indicators Eugene School District 4J Strategic Plan Framework p. 4 of 8 Board Approved Jan. 11, 2017

GOAL III: Communication and Connection with Community Foster proactive and positive communication, engagement and partnerships with stakeholders. Implement a comprehensive communication strategy that provides timely, familycentered, two-way communication. Develop and implement a comprehensive communications plan. Develop and implement an annual communications calendar. Increase output of timely communication about processes, activities and events. Design engagement strategies into major initiatives. Expand outreach to under-engaged communities. Strengthen connections between our schools and our community. Develop and support partnerships with community organizations and businesses. Provide multiple school communication platforms and pathways. Provide opportunities for community engagement. Objective 3: Support active school family communication and engagement. Establish a baseline standard for school communications. Provide consistent communication resources to schools. Provide clear and timely school family communication. Improve customer service to enhance parent experience. Objective 4: Provide multiple pathways to engagement. Share important information through multiple channels to meet diverse needs. Provide opportunities for two-way communication. Increase targeted outreach to under-engaged communities. Communicate effectively with families in their home language. Goal III Key Performance Indicators: Communication output and outcome metrics Community satisfaction with district communication, engagement and transparency (survey) Parent satisfaction with school communication, engagement and transparency (survey) Eugene School District 4J Strategic Plan Framework p. 5 of 8 Board Approved Jan. 11, 2017

GOAL IV: Diverse World-Class Workforce Ensure that every classroom has a high-quality, effective teacher, supported by highquality, effective administrators and support staff. Attract, hire and retain high-quality, passionate and diverse staff. Strengthen collaboration with colleges to develop hiring plans for pre-service candidates. Develop in-district programs to provide avenues to diversify the workforce (EAs, students, mentoring, leadership development). Elevate the professional capacity of our workforce to meet the needs of today s learners. Develop and implement a mentoring program for new teachers and administrators. Develop and implement a coherent professional development plan for all staff. Goal IV Key Performance Indicators: Staff retention rates Staff diversity compared with student diversity Eugene School District 4J Strategic Plan Framework p. 6 of 8 Board Approved Jan. 11, 2017

GOAL V: Stable, Sustainable Stewardship Provide effective, efficient, and equitable stewardship of district resources to best support our instructional mission. Optimize efficiencies and improve effectiveness. Audit internal and external systems and recommend improvements. Articulate district systems to ensure effectiveness and efficiency. Integrate and improve data reporting, automation, and data quality across processes and systems. Restructure district departments to provide more efficient support of schools. Provide transparent, accountable financial management. Provide comprehensive financial and accountability information that is easy to locate and understand. Present budget overview in clear, consistent, plain language that is accessible by a layperson. Integrate all sources of income and how those sources are spent within the school district. Objective 3: Allocate resources in an equitable manner to meet every student s needs. Review how resources are allocated to schools based on enrollment and needs index. Provide resources to reduce class sizes where possible, with attention to student need levels. Objective 4: Develop a sustainable budget aligned to district goals, strategies and objectives. Prioritize budget additions and reductions to align with district goals. Develop long-range funding plans to reduce class sizes, restore specialists, update curriculum and technology, continue to provide a full school year, and other priorities. Utilize master plans and replacement schedules to inform priorities. Eugene School District 4J Strategic Plan Framework p. 7 of 8 Board Approved Jan. 11, 2017

Develop processes to review funded systems, processes and programs and determine whether spending should continue, expand, reduce or halt. Maintain appropriate reserve levels Objective 5: Provide safe, secure, sustainable learning spaces that meet educational needs. Complete a demographic study to analyze future student enrollment patterns. Update the long-range facilities plan for future construction priorities. Seek direction from the board, budget and bond committees on a potential future construction bond. Complete construction priorities on-time and on-budget. Objective 6: Optimize technology to meet instructional and operational needs. Develop a long-range technology plan with a stable and secure platform and standards aligned to curriculum framework. Integrate technology into curriculum and instruction in a coherent, articulated manner. Promote technology through our organizational structure. Expand technology infrastructure to ensure all district sites have equitable access to technology. Goal V Key Performance Indicators: Reserve levels (per board policy) Class sizes and staffing ratios Access and use of technology devices District progress on long-range facilities plan Eugene School District 4J Strategic Plan Framework p. 8 of 8 Board Approved Jan. 11, 2017