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69 Main Street Upton, Massachusetts 01568 (508) 529-1020 Debra Swain, Principal

MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010. 69 Main Street Upton, Massachusetts 01568 (508) 529-1020 Debra Swain, Principal .

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69 Main Street Upton, Massachusetts 01568 (508) 529-1020 Debra Swain, Principal

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  1. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 69 Main Street Upton, Massachusetts 01568 (508) 529-1020 Debra Swain, Principal

  2. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 • Table of Contents • School Council Members…………………....……Page 3 • Introduction…………………………………………Page 3 • Core Values………………………………………...Page 4 • District Strategic Plan Goals and Objectives……Page 5 • Memorial School Mission Statement…………….Page 6 • Memorial School Goals……………………………Page 6 • Goal and Action Plan…………………………..Pages 7-8 • Student-Teacher Ratios……………………….Pages 9-11

  3. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 School Council Members School Representatives Debra Swain, Co-chairperson Katie Pilotte Patricia Phylis Parent Representatives Kathleen Moeckel, Co-chairperson Patty Paul, Secretary Leigh-Ann Evans Community Representative Cheryl Condon

  4. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 Introduction In accordance with the Education Reform Act of 1993, the Memorial School Council is established each fall. A school council is a representative advisory group that collaborates with the principal in planning and implementing a School Improvement Plan that is aligned with the District Goals. As described in the legislation, the School Improvement Plan has the following elements: • An assessment of the impact of class size on student performance, student-to-teacher ratios, and ratios of students to other supportive adult resources • A schedule for reducing class size, if deemed necessary • Professional development for school’s staff and the allocation of any professional development funds in the school budget • Enhancement of parental involvement in the life of the school • School safety and discipline • Establishment of a school environment characterized by tolerance and respect for all groups • Extra-curricular activities • Means for meeting, within the regular education programs, the diverse learning needs of as many children as possible, including children with special needs currently assigned to separate programs • Any further subjects the principal, in consultation with the school council, shall consider appropriate The spirit of the law calls for collaboration between the council and the principal. The principal needs to create an environment of openness, collegiality and respect for all participants.

  5. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 • OUR DISTRICT CORE VALUES We Believe....... • all children can learn • learning is a lifelong process • all children are entitled to a quality education • a safe, supportive environment is essential to successful teaching and learning • parents, school, and the community share responsibility for the education of our children • respect, responsibility, cultural awareness, and ethical behavior are essential for responsible citizenship • technology is an integral part of life • critical thinking by students is essential for their intellectual development • high standards motivate staff and students

  6. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 District Strategic Plan Goals and Objectives Goal 1- To improve the process of teaching and learning through examination of our curriculum, instruction, and assessment preK-12 Goal 2- To improve communication between, among, and within the school, home and community Goal 3- To develop a realistic, fundable technology plan Goal 4-To maximize the utilization of available and potential funds

  7. Memorial Elementary SchoolSchool Improvement Plan Purpose of the Memorial School Improvement Plan The Memorial School Improvement Plan is designed to serve as a blueprint for the actions and processes needed to increase student performance. It helps guide resource allocation, staff development, instructional content and practice, and assessment. It is not meant to be inclusive of all activities at a school, but rather it focuses on one or more areas in which the school should improve performance. Memorial School Mission Statement In a partnership with families and community, Memorial School empowers our students to become active learners and to be socially responsible in an ever-changing world.

  8. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 Goals for 2009-2010 Goal 1:To increase the use of technology within the classroom setting Goal 2: To continue to build stronger home/school communication

  9. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 Goal 1: To increase the use of technology within the classroom setting

  10. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 Goal 2: To continue to build stronger home/school communication

  11. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 Current Class Size – Kindergarten

  12. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 Current Class Size – Grade One

  13. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 Current Class Size – Grade Two

  14. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 Current Class Size – Grade Three

  15. MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2009-2010 Current Class Size – Grade Four

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