School Plan - Blytheville Public Schools
School Plan - Blytheville Public Schools
School Plan - Blytheville Public Schools
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ACSIP http://acsip.state.ar.us/cgi-bin/index.cgi?rm=report_acsip<br />
PROGRAM EVALUATION: 1. The preschool<br />
classrooms focus on developing socialization<br />
skills, cognitive skills, motor skills, and<br />
language skills. They use Pre-ELLA strategies<br />
for literacy readiness skills. Implementation<br />
of activities promoting the development of all<br />
of the above named skills based on the<br />
Arkansas Framework for Early Childhood has<br />
been observed by the principal and ECERS<br />
evaluators. 2. To determine the degree of<br />
effectiveness of the implementation of<br />
Pre-ELLA strategies and successful<br />
implementation of the preschool curriculum<br />
for the previous school year, ECERS<br />
evaluations, Work Sampling, and the<br />
Developmental Indicators for the Assessment<br />
of Learning (DIAL) were used. These<br />
evaluations were used to identify weak areas<br />
in instruction and to track the progression of<br />
student learning and behaviors. DIBELS Next<br />
Benchmark scores for the beginning of the<br />
school year are used to track the number of<br />
students who enter kindergarten in the low<br />
risk category. 3. During the 2010-2011 school<br />
year, ECERS did not visit to re-evalute the<br />
preschool program. The 2009-2010 ECERS<br />
Environmental Assessment revealed several<br />
areas that scored below the state<br />
recommended level of developmental<br />
appropriate activities. The lowest scoring<br />
areas included greeting of students, safety<br />
practices, nature/science activities, and use<br />
of student computers. The assessment<br />
detailed the rationale of the scoring for each<br />
activity as well as the details of the<br />
observation. Steps have been taken to correct<br />
and monitor all areas with low scores. Work<br />
Sampling was used throughout the year to<br />
chart each student's achievement of skills,<br />
and pinpoint weak areas in which the student<br />
needed more practice or instruction. The<br />
majority of the DIAL assessments indicated<br />
that the students exhibited developmental<br />
appropriate skills in social, motor, and<br />
language skills. Results from the DIBELS Next<br />
Benchmark Assessment indicated that 68% of<br />
the returning students met the benchmark<br />
score for the beginning of the year. 23% were<br />
classified as "some risk", and 9% were<br />
classified as "at risk".<br />
Action Type: Program Evaluation<br />
COLLABORATION/RECRUITING AND<br />
MAINTAINING OF HIGHLY QUALIFIED<br />
PARAPROFESSIONALS: MCEOC made a five<br />
year commitment to provide 2 @ 1.0 FTE<br />
paraprofessionals on campus to support the<br />
preschool teachers in the classroom. These<br />
paraprofessionals will perform the same<br />
duties as the school employed<br />
paraprofessionals.<br />
Action Type: Collaboration<br />
Action Type: Title I <strong>School</strong>wide<br />
Gregg<br />
Yarbrough,<br />
Principal;<br />
Marc<br />
Sherrell,<br />
Assistant<br />
Principal<br />
Gregg<br />
Yarbrough,<br />
Principal;<br />
Marc<br />
Sherrell,<br />
Assistant<br />
Principal<br />
Start:<br />
07/01/2012<br />
End:<br />
06/30/2013<br />
Start:<br />
07/01/2012<br />
End:<br />
06/30/2013<br />
Outside<br />
Consultants<br />
Performance<br />
Assessments<br />
Community<br />
Leaders<br />
Teachers<br />
ACTION BUDGET: $<br />
ACTION BUDGET: $<br />
Total Budget: $186200<br />
Priority 2:<br />
Kindergarten students will improve their ability to problem solve, match one-to-one correspondence, and<br />
communicate their understanding of mathematics.<br />
First and second grade students at <strong>Blytheville</strong> Primary <strong>School</strong> will improve their skills in Problem Solving.<br />
This improvement will result in a more prepared student and will ultimately result in improved test scores<br />
in the upper grades.<br />
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