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October 9, 2018

Stuttgart School District Mission Statement: At the end of the day, Stuttgart Public Schools exist to produce college or career ready students who will be productive citizens. October 9, 2018. Goals. Improve student achievement and learning Students graduate career and/or college ready

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October 9, 2018

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  1. Stuttgart School DistrictMission Statement: At the end of the day, Stuttgart Public Schools exist to produce college or career ready students who will be productive citizens. October 9, 2018

  2. Goals • Improve student achievement and learning • Students graduate career and/or college ready • Actively recruit and retain quality teachers • Expand community partnerships

  3. Stuttgart Teacher of the Year Bridget Neal

  4. Celebration and Recognition • SHS/SJHS - School of Innovation • SHS/SJHS – Started a flex Thursday • SHS – Lennox Grant • SHS – Top 3 school in SE Region based on High Math ACT Aspire Growth • SHS – Donnie Boothe is in Year 1 of the Master Principal Program • SHS – Stephen Saranie is participating in the Assistant Principal Leadership Academy • SHS –Kate Slenzak and Andrew Camp are participating in the Teacher Leadership Academy • SJHS – Mr. Castillejo received grant for Robotics • SJHS - $50,000 GEAR UP Grant purchased math software, 3D printers and ipads

  5. SJHS – Amy Marek is in Year 1 of the Arkansas Leadership Academy Master Principal Program • SJHS – Top 5 school in the SE Region based on Middle Math ACT Aspire Growth • SJHS -Jimmy Castillejo is in the Teacher Leadership Academy • SJHS – Two teachers attended PLTW • SJHS – 15 different clubs for students • SJHS – Competitive Robotics Team

  6. MMS – Student placed 1st in Best of Show 6th Grade Art in Eastern Region and displayed at the Arkansas Art Educators State Student Showcase. 5th grade art student placed 4th in Eastern Region • MMS – 4th year in a row the OEP at the U of A has recognized as a High Achieving School in the SE Region. • MMS – Beating the Odds in Math-Statewide High Math Growth top 7 in the state • MMS – Outstanding Educational Performance – High Math Growth Southeast Region • MMS – Beating the Odds in Math High Growth – SE Region • MMS – Beating the Odds in English/Language Arts – SE Region • MMS – Archery Team was 3rd in Regionals – 4th year to qualify for state • MMS – Football Team was 2nd in Regionals

  7. PAE – Pam Dean is in Year 3 of Arkansas Leadership Academy Master Principal Program, is participating in the ADE Pilot Cultural Responsive Leaders, and is in Year 2 of LEAD Principal for Arkansas (Quest) • PAE – Bridget Neal is a part of the Teacher Leadership Academy • PAE – Bridget Neal, self-contained special education teacher, is the Stuttgart School District Teacher of the Year • PAE – Lauren Jacobs has participated in the LEAD Teacher pilot with ADE • PAE – Matt Euler is participating in the Assistant Principal Leadership Academy • PAE – has established Student Housing System in grades 3-4 • PAE/MMS – Kelly Clawitter was selected to be a part of the Leader to Leader Program.

  8. PAE – Denise Houghton is in the process of becoming a RISE Trainer • PAE/SPED – 1 of 23 districts selected for the BXE Behavior Pilot Program out of 81 districts that applied. Ann Johnson, LEA Supervisor, work to get this needed training for us. • PAE – Katie Martin is working on her internship to be certified as a Behavior Specialist. • PAE – Daily Leader voted the best school and after-school program • PAE – OEP Beating the Odds in ELA 2017 • PAE – OEP Best Growth in Math Scores 2017 • PAE – Beating the Odds in Math 2017 • PAE – Presented to the Arkansas Board of Education

  9. District Athletics – Conference Championships in … • Football • Girls tennis • Girls soccer • Girls softball • Junior Girls Track

  10. Accountability Indicator #1Accreditation Status for 2017-2018

  11. School Board Hours • C. Morgan 4 • C. Gipson 18 • N. Davis 23.5 • T. Vose 4 • T. Barnes 4 • L. Harvey 23.25 • C. Prine 10 • As of October 9, 2018

  12. ACCOUNTABILITY INDICATOR #2ACHIEVEMENT • iStation • ACT Aspire • ACT • ADVANCED PLACEMENT

  13. Istation

  14. ACT Aspire 2018

  15. ACT Aspire 2018

  16. ACT Aspire 2018

  17. ACT Aspire 2018

  18. Math ACT Aspire 2017, 2018 comparison

  19. English ACT Aspire 2017, 2018 comparison

  20. Reading ACT Aspire 2017, 2018 comparison

  21. Science ACT Aspire 2017, 2018 comparison

  22. Advanced Placement2017-18 • 131 Exams were administered

  23. ACT Score ComparisonMathematics

  24. ACT Score ComparisonEnglish

  25. ACT Score ComparisonReading

  26. ACT Score ComparisonScience

  27. ACT Score ComparisonComposite

  28. Math Interventions • iReady diagnostic assessments K-12 • Engaged New York PreK-4 • Ready Math 5-8 • Specific Staff Development in targeted areas • Cognitive Guided Instruction Training (CGI) • Extending Children’s Mathematics (ECM) • Math Coach • Before and After School Tutoring • Math Lab • Summer School • Credit Recovery • ACT Prep Class • Reflex Math • GIZMOS • IXL

  29. Literacy Interventions • IXL 9-12 • Literacy Specialists • Summer School Program • Accelerated Reading K-6 • ACT Prep Class • High Quality Professional Development • Language Live 5-6 • Reading A-Z • Credit Recovery • Vocabulary Spelling City • Dyslexia Interventions: Barton, Connections, Take Flight, Orton Gillingham, Sonday Systems • Mastery Prep • Engaged NY K-12 • LETRS K-6 • RISE Arkansas K-6 • iReady Diagnostic Assessments K-12 • Vocabulary Their Way 6-8 • Reading Intervention Specialists • Before and After School Tutoring • Daily 5 Centers K-2 • Classroom Libraries K-12 • Family Literacy Nights • Point in Time Interventions • 95% Group K-6 • Language Live 9-10 • Strategic Reading with Rewards 7-8 • Critical Reading 9-10 • Computer Based Learning 7-8

  30. AR KICK-OFF at PAE “Set the Stage for Success”

  31. Accountability Indicator #3Demographics • Scholarships • College Plans • Building Demographics • Class Size

  32. Scholarships Received *Potential value

  33. College Plans

  34. District Demographics2017-2018

  35. Building Demographics2018-19

  36. Class size 2015-2019

  37. Accountability Indicator #4Federal Programs and Revenues • Title I $ 594,343.36 • Title I 1003a $ 0 • Title IIA $ 69,801.28 • Title IV $ 42,876.03 • Title V $ 29,703,16 • Title VIB $ 386,952.98

  38. Food and Beverage Vendors 2017-2018 Coca-Cola Revenue Received $4,295 Pepsi Revenue Received $ 210 (interest earned) Expenditures $ 20.80

  39. Accountability Indicator #5Retention 2017-18

  40. Accountability Indicator #6Safe and Orderly Environment

  41. Accountability Indicator #7Choice 2018-19 15 students entered the Stuttgart School District through Choice (Act 560 of 2015) 1 legal transfers into the district and 1 out of the district

  42. This PowerPoint presentation will be posted on our website at www.stuttgartschools.org for your viewing pleasure. Stuttgart School District Park Avenue Elementary Meekins Middle School Stuttgart Junior High School Stuttgart High School

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