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Fairview Elementary School STATE OF THE SCHOOL ADDRESS 2012-2013

Fairview Elementary School STATE OF THE SCHOOL ADDRESS 2012-2013.

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Fairview Elementary School STATE OF THE SCHOOL ADDRESS 2012-2013

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  1. Fairview Elementary SchoolSTATE OF THE SCHOOL ADDRESS2012-2013

  2. “The doors of Fairview Elementary School swing open wide on welcoming hinges. We provide essential academic challenges, support, and structure, yet remain a nurturing school community necessary for the development of each child entrusted to us.” • Fairview Elementary School was established in 1929, when several schools in the area merged to form one school. The school is the oldest continuously operated public school in Henry County, Georgia. The original Fairview had three rooms, which branched off from a round auditorium in the middle. Fairview was chosen as the name because you could see a “fair view” of all its surroundings History of Fairview

  3. Certified Full Time Staff Members: 46 Classified Staff Members: 18 EIP Teacher Title Teacher 2 full-time Gifted Teachers Art and Music Alternating Weeks, P.E 3 Title Tutors Clinic Aide Faculty and Staff Data

  4. Standards-based Classroom Instruction • Bell to Bell Instruction Everyday • Standards posted and reviewed with students • Best Practices (Differentiated Instruction, Integration of Technology, Higher Order Thinking Questions, Hands on Instruction, Minimum Worksheets, Research, More Writing) • Word Walls ( Higher order vocabulary related to the standards) • Teacher conferencing with students and goal setting. • Celebrating Student Successes • Mock Writing • School-Wide Cumulative Common Formative Assessments • Consistent teacher driven formative assessments • Additional enrichment activities. ( No down time) Academic Plan of Action

  5. SCHOOL PROFILE DATA 92.98% African-American and Hispanic

  6. AYP DATA

  7. AYP DATA

  8. 2012 DATA

  9. Writing Data

  10. Block Scheduling through building for last 3 years. Bell to Bell Instruction Benefit and necessary for SPED to increase test scores. Block scheduling allows students to be in any class during any time period and receive instruction. Eagle Academy Fridays allow for higher order activities. Driven by portfolio assignments. Charts should be posted in each classroom. “ What to do if you finish early.” This allows for higher order assignments not to be designated only for “the gifted”. SAGE Eagle Academy Fridays is for students who may not necessarily qualify for gifted, but are accelerated in a subject area such as Math and Read. They receive enrichment for the Gifted Teachers. Gifted Student Population 103 Response to Intervention (RTI) Lab run by Title Tutors. Curriculum and Instruction

  11. At Fairview Data Drives: School Improvement Plan Professional Development Grade-Level Instruction Class Small Groups Need for RTI/SST Promotion, Placement, and Retention Parent Conferences DATA DRIVES ALMOST EVERYTHING! Assessment

  12. Mission selected through an extensive process lead by leadership team. Entire staff and parent body extensions allowed to have input into mission statement. Mission statement is reflective of the goals of the continuous improvement plan. Vision is a conceptual framework for FES. It details the Continuous Improvement Plan as steps. Planning and Organization

  13. Plan was revised through leadership team. Plan was reviewed by first leadership, then all faculty and staff members to include ( teachers, paraprofessionals, office staff, nurse, custodians, cafeteria workers, school council, PTO members, State of the School Address, and posted for review and input by entire community. Instructional materials are distributed to teachers. Coaches house additional volumes of materials for checkout. Media center also provides volumes of materials for checkout. PLANNING AND ORGANIZATION

  14. Parent Involvement Room Plan for Spanish to English classes in the 2012-2013 school year. Very Active P.T.O. with various activities through out the year. Two school wide Men of Fairview Days Lunch and Learns (CRCT, Love and Logic, Helpful Educational Tools, Hands-on Learning for Parents) Evening sessions Parents receive both a monthly calendar of activities as well as flyers concerning each activity. Use of Calling Post Use of School Marquee Very active School Council- Not Your Average Council They raise money for playground equipment, take pictures during field day, Academic projects to include “Read-A-Thon” Sponsoring a school-wide Fashion Meet 9 times a year. STUDENT, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND SUPPORT

  15. Parents receive Principal’s Letter Monthly Calendars Communication Log Maintained in Office Teachers maintain communication logs as well. Calling Post STUDENT, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND SUPPORT

  16. Technology Active Slates in every classroom 25+ Flip Cameras Listening Stations and set of 6 headphones in every classroom New Computer Lab 2011-2012 with older computers divided into classrooms for additional classroom resources. SMART Boards in 15 classrooms with 5 more to be installed early this year, 8 more needed. Students expected to learn PowerPoint Projector in Cafeteria used for Educational Resource Flat Screens available in data room and conference room for small group breakout sessions. School Culture

  17. Student Recognition Hall Board of Success End of the Year Awards Program $5,000 Student of the Month Accelerated Reader Carnival Scholastic Carnival Announcements Grade Level Competitionsand Recognitions School Culture

  18. 150-200 Social Studies Fair Participants Yearly 150-200 Science Fair Participants Yearly African-American Quiz Bowl School Assemblies Multicultural Chorus School Chorus Flag Football Business Club Stock Market Club Dance Team Jr. Beta Track Team Drama Team Challenge 24 Reading Bowl Student Council Safety Patrol Fairview Ambassador Peer Mediators Girl and Boy Scouts Good News Club New Club Program beginning in September. Clubs will meet twice monthly on Fridays last 90 minutes of the day so that all students school-wide can participate. School Activities

  19. Photography Club Trash Into Cash Club Craft Club Newspaper Club Spanish Club Scrapbooking Etiquette Club Build-A-Club (Engineering) Ladies Club Critical Viewing Drama Club/Poetry SCHOOL aCTIVITIES

  20. 90% or higher in all subject areas School of Performing Arts with a focus on Science Model school in county for RTI and Behavioral Management Program. Five Years From Now . . .

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