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Walkersville Elementary School

Walkersville Elementary School. "Where Everyone Succeeds". Home of Lion Pride. Principal – Stephanie A. Brown Assistant Principal – Diana M. Sargeant 2011-2012. Walkersville Elementary School Vision Statement.

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Walkersville Elementary School

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  1. Walkersville Elementary School "Where Everyone Succeeds" Home of Lion Pride Principal – Stephanie A. Brown Assistant Principal – Diana M. Sargeant 2011-2012

  2. Walkersville Elementary School Vision Statement Walkersville Elementary School (WES) is dedicated to preparing all our students to meet the demands of an ever-changing society. We believe all children can succeed; therefore, we hold every student to the same national, state and local standards of excellence. We strive to help each student meet these challenges with enthusiasm and reach his or her full potential. We are committed to providing education that is multicultural, embraces diversity and emphasizes the pillars of character (trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship) shared by society as a whole. WES is devoted to family involvementand encourages all members of our learning community to collaborate with us in decision making, problem solving and school improvement. When students leave Walkersville Elementary, they possess the skills, knowledge and attitudes to succeed in the future.

  3. First Class News • Received MD School Performance Recognition for AYP 2011 • Received MSDE “Gold Status” for PBIS 2011 • Received Eliminating the Achievement Gap (EAG) Award for Continuous Improvement 2006-2010 in Mathematics • Maintained an “Satisfactory” Attendance Rating • Received FCPS Volunteer Certificate • Received Education That is Multicultural (ETM) Grant for 2010-2013 • Transportation for Extended Learning Opportunities • Before and After School

  4. Agenda Program Targeted Reading Alphabetic Phonics Dibels –Gr. K,1,2,3 SIPPS (Phonics) Sound Partners Stepping Stones Literacy Lessons (Reading Recovery) Fundations Fluency Formula Early Success Soar to Success DORA – Let’s Go Learn Math Moving with Math – Gr. 3-5 FASTT Math – Fact Acquisition Math Whizz Accelerated Math Program – Gr. 3-5 Extended Learning Opportunities Homework Club Lions Read – Before School Academic PRIDE Reading and Math Before and After School Transportation provided Special Education Interventions Horizons Fast Track Corrective Reading Read Naturally English Language Learners (ELL) Hood Professional Development School Student Service Learning - WHS Parent Volunteer Program Student Recognition Attendance Positive Behavior Interventions and Support (PBIS)/PRIDE VI/PAWS Project Achieve Academic Excellence Teacher Recognition Pride WES Programs

  5. Peer Mentors School Safety Patrols WES Chorus Instrumental Band History/Spelling Bees Sponsored by the PTA! After School Programs Sponsored by the PTA! Student Helpers Art Music Media Physical Education Computer Lab Cultural Arts Sponsored by the PTA! Book It Keys for Reading Homework Club School Spirit Days PRIDE Days PRIDE Celebrations Classroom Activities Valentine’ Card Exchange Spring Fling End-of-Year Picnic YMCA Kid’s Club Before/After Child Care Spirit Student Activities

  6. Walkersville Elementary School Demographic Changes 2003-2011

  7. Class Size

  8. WES 2011 AYP- MET

  9. MSA Comparisons – 2003-2011- Reading (All Students)

  10. MSA Comparisons – 2003-2011- Mathematics (All Students)

  11. 2003-2011 Positive Gains *2004- Grade 4 * *

  12. Stanford Achievement Test (SAT) – 10 7 Year Trend Data – Grade 2 Re-normed

  13. Objectives for 11-12 • Maintain the culture and commitment to leave no child, no teacher and no team behind at WES • Provide quality instruction in literacy and mathematics through the appropriate use of curriculum resources, assessments, differentiation and targeted interventions • Increase the percentage of students performing at the proficient and advanced levels in reading and math in grades 3, 4 and 5 on the MSA • Increase the percentage of students performing at the proficient and advanced levels in science in grade 5 on the MSA • Increase the percentage of students performing above the 40th percentile in reading and math in grade 2 on the SAT-10 • Narrow the achievement gap between all subgroups

  14. School Improvement Goals • Meet AYP on MSA in 2012 • Achieve all 2012 AMO targets in reading and math for all students in grades 3- 5 and in science for 5th grade students • Increase student achievement in reading and math on SAT-10 in grade 2

  15. New for 2011-2012 • New Math Texts • Go Math! – Grades K – 2 • Houghton Mifflin Math – Grades 3- 5 • Five 11- Month Teaching Positions • Homework Club – Grades 2- 5 • Coordinator – Mrs. Cornick • Community Outreach Coordinator – Mrs. Biggus • Education that is Multicultural (ETM) Grant – Academic PRIDE- Year II • Extended Learning Opportunities in Reading and Math • Before and After School • Transportation provided

  16. “Leo, the Lion”

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