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Critical Needs, Elementary (2011) |
Elementary Schools (2005) |
Middle Schools (2007) |
High Schools (2008) |
Middle School Science (2009) |
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Best Practices |
Curriculum & Academic Goals |
- Collaborative development of goals and consistency between district, school, and classroom goals related to increasing student mastery and closing achievement gaps.
- Continual revision of strategic plans aligned with goals and a shared vision of success.
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Staff Selection, Leadership, & Capacity Building |
- A highly professional climate in which teachers and administrators are encouraged to keep up with their fields and actively contribute to the functioning of the school.
- A teacher evaluation process supportive of constant improvement.
- Active recruitment of candidates to match specific needs, goals, and fit with community and school culture.
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Instructional Programs, Practices, & Arrangements |
- Broader spectrum of students offered opportunities to take AP and honors classes and flexible scheduling to best meet student needs.
- Expectations that teachers have not only content expertise but also the ability to effectively differentiate their instruction.
- Instructional supports such as labs and tutorials to help students succeed in rigorous courses.
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Monitoring: Compilation, Analysis, & Use of Data |
- Collective accountability for student performance.
- Constant collection and interpretation of a variety of data from multiple sources followed by action strategically targeted to address current and future needs.
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Recognition, Intervention, & Adjustments |
- Flexibility in developing and revising the schedule and allocating resources in time and faculty to where data show the most need.
- Interventions focused on keeping students on track before AIS is needed.
- Connecting with families to intervene early when social, emotional, or academic problems present themselves.
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