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Harriet Tubman School

Harriet Tubman School. Looking ahead to school year 2014-2015. Agenda. Our Mission and Vision Key Trends About Our School Successes This Year Where We Are Going Q & A. Our Mission. Mission Statement:

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Harriet Tubman School

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  1. Harriet Tubman School Looking ahead to school year 2014-2015

  2. Agenda Our Mission and Vision Key Trends About Our School Successes This Year Where We Are Going Q & A

  3. Our Mission Mission Statement: The mission of Harriet Tubman is to provide students with a customized quality education through rigorous standard-based instruction delivered by highly motivated teachers through their use of creativity, technology and best practice.  Students will be immersed in a nurturing, learning environment that reflects their history and culture, and the expectation for them to go on to college, careers and be contributing members of our society. Student Friendly Mission Statement: The mission of this school is to provide children with a quality education, and to ensure that all students become lifelong learners who are caring, productive and responsible citizens.  You may want to consider asking families what these statements mean to them

  4. Vision Statement The vision of the Harriet Tubman School is to equip our community with leaders that will be well balanced academically socially and mentally. We envision an academic program that is systematic where each grade builds upon another, and all stakeholders are accountable to the growth of each child starting from Pre-K 3 through grade six. To achieve this we must provide the opportunity for faculty, staff, parents and community to develop, through communication, curricula, sense of ownership, spirit, pride in the school, and the neighborhood. Though we expect students to be prepared academically, they must also be cultivated with a sense of cultural awareness of their past, which includes an appreciation of the arts, of acceptance, of diversity, history, and the community.

  5. Key Trends About Our School • Add key data points about your school using your Family Friendly Snapshot • Are Students Coming to School? • Percent Chronic: 16 percent • Percent Intermittent: 27 percent • Percent Low: 57 percent • How Many Students are Performing at Grade Level? • Percent Proficient in Reading: Grade 3-5 (39 Percent) Grade 6 (36 Percent) Family Dash Board • Percent Proficient in Math: Grade 3-5 (62 Percent) Grade 6 (52 Percent) Family Dash Board • NJ ASK Results 2012-2013 Confidential Working Draft | For Internal Discussions Only

  6. Successes This Year Underground Railroad http://www.fios1news.com/newjersey/node/24972 Poetry and Pasta Night Girl Scouts Community Cookout Family Cultural Night The Nutcracker Implementation of new curricula (ELA/Math) Technology Upgrades Liberty Science Center (Interactive Lessons) Newark Museum Musical Theatre NJ PAC (iTheatrics) NJ PAC Suzuki Violins NJASK Parent/Student Workshop Principal Café Open House Principal’s Cabinet Participation in Annual Kids in Business Conference Family Dinner Partnership with Newark Conservancy ( Community Garden) Partnership with Siemens (Science) S.E.A.D.S ( Siemens Employees of African American Descent) Confidential Working Draft | For Internal Discussions Only

  7. Where We Are Going: Our Goals for 2014-2015 BHAGS for SY2014-15 that drove your strategic budgeting process? • Increase Literacy Comprehension for Grades K-6. • Increase the use of technology to support the upcoming PARCC Assessment. • Incorporate more extended learning experiences linked to the curriculum. • Opportunities for Small Group Instruction using technology supports. • Ensure that the Performing Arts are sustained to support learning with specific link to ELA. • Ensure students are able to engage with and demonstrate challenging mathematics with appropriate balance with respects to: Application, Conceptual Understanding, Procedural Skill , Fluency, Multiple Representations, and Problem Solving. • To ensure the social, emotional, and academic well-being of students and staff. • To strengthen home school connection and community partnerships that support college and career readiness. • To strengthen student-student and teacher-student relationships through the implementation of Character Education. Confidential Working Draft | For Internal Discussions Only

  8. Where We Are Going: Our Students and Staff • Our budget is based on our number of students and their needs • This ensures students are funded equitably, regardless of which school they attend Confidential Working Draft | For Internal Discussions Only

  9. Where We Are Going: Our Initiatives • Our budget will help us reach our goals: What programs will be continuing? • Project 10 • Morning/ After Care Program • Afterschool Excel • Kids In Business • Newark Conservancy • KWN (Panasonic) • CLI • ANET • Girl Scouts • Read 180 • Girls & Boys Basketball • Cheerleading What are new programs? • Achieve 3000 • Reading A-Z • Smart Tech What will be different next year? • Read 180 for all Struggling ELA Students Grades 3-5 • Achieve 3000 Technology Program for all Students on Grade Level 3-6 • Guidance Counselor • Art Teacher • Interventionist Grades K-6 • Dance Teacher W/ Studio Confidential Working Draft | For Internal Discussions Only

  10. Where We Are Going: One Newark Enrolls Confidential Working Draft | For Internal Discussions Only

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