Adobe Bluffs - Poway Unified School District
Adobe Bluffs - Poway Unified School District
Adobe Bluffs - Poway Unified School District
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
Target Group 2012-13 SMART Goals Actions/Strategies to Achieve Goals<br />
By June 2012, 75% of 5th grade students will be<br />
proficient or advanced in reading as measured by<br />
Spring MAP scores.<br />
By June 2012, 80% of 5th grade students will be<br />
proficient or advanced in math as measured by<br />
Spring MAP scores.<br />
See attached Literacy Plan<br />
Data to<br />
Monitor and<br />
Evaluate<br />
Progress<br />
Resources<br />
By June 2012, 75% of low SES students will be<br />
proficient in ELA on the CST.<br />
By June 2012, 65% of Low SES students will be<br />
proficient in Math on the CST.<br />
The computer lab will be open after school for at-risk students to use<br />
Compass Learning for remediation. Students who are not on track to<br />
be proficient will be invited to attend this teacher supervised session.<br />
Any open seats will be made available to any student who does not<br />
have computer access at home.<br />
CAPACITY BUILDERS TO SUPPORT ATTAINMENT OF GOALS, FOCUSED ON RIGOR, RELEVANCE, AND RELATIONSHIP<br />
Professional Learning and Collaboration to<br />
build staff capacity<br />
Use of assessments FOR learning Classroom and<br />
schoolwide interventions in place to provide time and<br />
maximized learning experiences for students at risk.<br />
Celebration of successes throughout the school year.<br />
Collaboration time for staff via articulation lunches, PTA<br />
assemblies and release time.<br />
Providing training on how to best utilize the Student Report<br />
Center.<br />
Training staff on Compass Learning.<br />
Parent Engagement<br />
to support student learning<br />
Parents to review MAP scores and student goals.<br />
Parents and families invited to attend Science Fair,<br />
Reflections night, Open House, Music Assemblies and<br />
other events to showcase student work and achievement.<br />
Parent groups to facilitate articulation times by organizing<br />
lunch time activities for students.<br />
Parents to attend Principal's coffee klatches to discuss a<br />
variety of relevant topics. PTA and staff sponsored parent<br />
nights to train parents on how to help their children be<br />
more successful at school.<br />
Student Engagement<br />
for partnership in learning<br />
Students to create goals related to MAP scores.<br />
Students participation in assemblies, cultural events, field<br />
trips, author's fairs and award ceremonies.<br />
Selected students will be invited to participate in after<br />
school programs such as homework club, mentoring and<br />
compass learning lab.<br />
Promoting literacy by encouraging students to read outside<br />
of school with the "Aztec Reading Program" and "Reading<br />
Olympics".<br />
Continuing our work on Cultural Proficiency by learning<br />
more about the diversity within our community through<br />
reading the latest research and having a dialogue.<br />
Refining our Response to Intervention by focusing on Tier<br />
1 interventions and having grade levels work together to<br />
select students for Tier 2 interventions.<br />
Parents to "Take Five" minutes or more with students<br />
every day to encourage students and to discuss their<br />
progress toward their learning goals.<br />
The Single Plan for Student Achievement 21 of 33 1/29/13