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    2012 2015

    Friday Harbor ElementarySchool Improvement Plan

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    Process Re-evaluation of 2010-2011 SIP by all staff

    Time spent during Early Dismissal Days andStaff Meetings

    Data Carousel performed by all staff

    7 staff selected to work on SIP plan

    Multiple opportunities for feedback to staff

    Team re-look at data, research of strategies,

    development of goals and action steps.

    Vote on acceptance of SIP - unanimous

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    FHES Profile 07-now

    Enrollment 15% increase

    Free and Reduced 70% increase

    Special Education 60% increase

    Hispanic Students

    80% increase

    Reading - -1.73 decrease

    Math - -.96 decrease

    Writing

    1.13 increase

    Science 2.86 increase

    Budget 45% decrease

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    SIP Template Organization

    Action Responsibility Steps Resources Evidence ofSMART GoalAttainment

    What actions

    will occur? What

    steps will staff

    take?

    Who will

    provide

    leadership?

    Who will dothe work?

    What specific

    steps will take

    place?

    What are the

    existing and

    new resources

    that will beused to

    accomplish the

    activity?

    What on-

    going

    evidence will

    be gatheredto show this

    activity is

    making a

    difference in

    student

    outcomes? 4

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    Consistencies throughout document

    Committees to over see Content Areas(concentrating on finding time, collaboration, resources andprofessional development around areas of focus)

    Common Core Standards Implementation

    A focus on areas of most need

    based on data Focus on Tier 2 and 3 students through

    Response to intervention Model

    Some Actions steps that are ongoing

    someare date specific

    Promotion of a nurturing environment

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    SchoolImprovement

    Plan 2012-2015

    Reading

    Math

    SupportiveLearning

    Environment6

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    SchoolImprovement Plan

    2012-2015

    CURRENT REALITY:

    An average of 78% of thestudents met standard on

    the state readingassessment in 2010-2011.

    Reading

    SMART GOAL:

    The average percentage ofstudents in grades 3 through6 meeting standard on the

    state reading assessment willincrease from 78% in 2010-2011 to 83% by 2014-2015.

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    Reading: Action

    Items

    1) Language ArtsCommittee

    2) ImplementCommon Core

    Standards

    3) ImproveComprehension

    Skills

    4) ImproveAnalysis Skills

    5) Common

    Formative

    Assessments Plan

    for Primary

    6) Reading

    Strategies forTier 2 and 3

    Students

    7) ReadingStrategies for ELL

    Students

    8) Nurture the

    Love of Reading

    9) Promote

    Reading at home

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    School

    ImprovementPlan 2012-2015

    CURRENT REALITY:

    An average of 66% of the

    students met standard onthe state math assessmentin 2010-2011.

    Math

    SMART GOAL: The averagepercentage of students in

    grades 3 through 6 meetingstandard on the state math

    assessment will increasefrom 70% in 2010-2011 to %

    by 2014-2015.9

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    Math: ActionItems

    1) MathCommittee

    2) ImplementCommon Core

    Standards

    3) Re-evaluateand draft an

    AssessmentMatrix

    4) Improve NumberSense Skills

    5) ImproveProblem Solving

    Skills

    6) ImproveMeasurement

    Skills

    7) Identify and

    implement mathstrategies for Tier2 and 3 students

    8) Identify andimplement math

    strategies for ourELL population

    9) Generate anenthusiasm for

    Math

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    School Improvement Plan2012-2015

    CURRENT REALITY:

    According to a parentsurvey done in 2009-2010

    school year, 60% of the

    parents felt that FridayHarbor Elementary had anexcellent school climate.

    Supportive LearningEnvironment

    SMART GOAL: To maintain a

    supportive learning

    environment for students,our staff will increase our

    school climate score to 70%satisfaction average by the

    2015 school year.

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    Supportive

    LearningEnvironment:

    Action Items

    1) Climate Committee

    2) Implement PositiveBehavior Support

    Intervention System(PBIS)

    3) Revisit our schoolwide proactivebehavior model

    4) Review socialskills/anti-bullying

    curricula -implementthem with fidelity

    5) Identify andimplement behavioral

    strategies for Tier 2

    and 3 students

    6) Organize andcoordinate an Annual

    Parent, Staff andStudent Survey

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