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District Achievement Contract 2011-2012. Our three year commitment to improving student achievement . High Performing District. 70% Meeting in Reading/Writing & Math on Gr 4 and Gr 7 FSA. All students. 80% Graduate in 6 yrs. 25% vulnerable on EDI. 12. k. 70 % Graduate in 6 yrs.
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70% Meeting in Reading/Writing & Math on Gr 4 and Gr 7 FSA All students 80% Graduate in 6 yrs 25% vulnerable on EDI 12 k 70 % Graduate in 6 yrs 60% Meeting in Reading/Writing & Math on Gr 4 and Gr 7 FSA Aboriginal students
3,273 students 2618 graduates 655 non-graduates
From a Vision to a Goal Every student in the Rocky Mountain School District will graduate with purpose, dignity and options. 100% of the Class of 2024 in the Rocky Mountain School District will *graduate with purpose, dignity and options *Dogwood or School Leaving Certificate in a ratio that reflects the actual needs of the cohort
Goals 3 1 Close Aboriginal Achievement Gap Increase the number of students GRADUATING 2 Improve K-12 literacy
Goals for Individual Students Aggregated to District Targets %
Aggregated Targets for Graduation Current students in the Class of 2012 98% with a Dogwood 2% with a School Leaving Certificate Current students in the Class of 2013 97% with a Dogwood 3% with a School Leaving Certificate Current students in the Class of 2014 99% with a Dogwood 1% with a School Leaving Certificate ` Current students in the Class of 2015 97% with a Dogwood 3% with a School Leaving Certificate
Achievement Contract Strategy Map Every Student in Rocky Mountain School District will Graduate with Dignity, Purpose and Options Vision 100% of the class of 2024 will graduate in a ratio of Dogwood and School Leaving appropriate to the needs of the cohort. Improve 6 Yr Grad Rate Improve k-12 Literacy Close Aboriginal Achieve-mentGap Student Success Perspective Improve Student Engagement in Learning Improve Student Efficacy (Confidence & Ability) in Reading, Writing Improve Student Connectedness with School Community Student Experience Perspective Seamless Transitions within school & with community Systemic Monitoring of individual & cohort key indicators Excellent Instruction based on assessment for learning Widespread Collaboration Aligned Planning District Process Perspective Build Capacity for Literacy Assessment & Instruction (SMART, other) Strengthen Partner Relation-ships Develop Capacity & Culture for Data Driven Decision Making Build Capacity for Super-vision for Learning Explore Personalized and 21st C Learning Fully Implement Student Information System District Development Perspective
Achievement Contract Balanced Score Card • Student Success Perspective • EDI (Sep) • Ministry 6 Yr Grad rate (fall) • Grade to Grade Transitions (Sep) • Individual grad path targets (Jan, Sep) • FSA (4 & 7, May) • Individual targets & Report card results for • L.Arts/Eng (k-12, terms, final) • Reports to District Community on Progress • Annual Superintendent’s Report on Achievement for previous year (Dec) • Mid year Progress Report of Learning Leadership Report (Feb) • District Achievement Contract Update • (Jul) • Student Experience Perspective • Satisfaction Surveys (Gr 10, 12,?) • Engagement Surveys (pending) • Attendance (k-12, Monthly) • District Primary Reading Assessment (k-3 ,Sep & May) • District Write ( 1-8, Sep & May) • PM Benchmarks • District Process Perspective • School Plans for Student Success reviews (Oct & May) • Cohort Monitoring Evidence (admin meetings & with indiv schools) • SFL surveys (in development) • Early Learning, Grade 4,7 Transition, and Grad Path planning meetings occurring • District Staff Development Plan Review (Oct & June) • District Development Perspective • ECD/k interaction feedback • Partnership with Community Literacy Committees on tracking programs • Planning Cycle/Data workshops and coaching in place • Pro-D/training inventory (in development) • Personalized Learning project tracking • Student Info System use & feedback
School Plans for Student Success • Oral language development • Smart Learning • Restructuring class structures and timetables for greater personalization and flexibility • Primary and intermediate reading interventions • Secondary literacy support • Independent Study opportunities for secondary students • Identification and support of vulnerable students • Numeracy problem solving strategies • Writing process and skills • Communication skills