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B Building Name: Centerburg
Elementary District: Centerburg
Local CIP Literacy Goal: All students will become
skilled readers as evidenced by satisfactory performance of grade-level expectations.
Performance Indicator: 1. Each
student’s S.T.A.R. test report will show 5% increase between Pre & Post
tests.
2. Each student’s OPT score will increase 5% between 4th
and 6th grades. |
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KEY COMPONENTS/STRATEGIES
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SUPPORT/ RESOURCES |
PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITY |
TEACHER RESPONSIBILITY |
TIMELINE |
EVALUATION |
Vision StatementAll students in Centerburg Elementary will meet literacy benchmarks at each grade level as defined by state standards/indicators. |
Principal needs
quarterly reports showing delivered standards and those planned for next
quarter. Teachers need checklists. Intervention
services for students not achieving benchmarks. |
Insure compliance,
that staff delivers state standards. |
Provide evidence of
compliance. |
2003-4 school year |
Checklists (PPO’s) |
Teaching/LearningImplement and/or
enhance the components of a balanced literacy framework: --guided reading --shared reading --read aloud --independent
reading --shared writing --guided writing --independent
writing --interactive
writing |
PowerPoint
presentation to staff of test
results. Survey forms. Incentives for
returning survey forms. Money. Videos/books/presenters. Time to
collaborate. |
Set up in-service,
provide feedback, allow risk taking, provide collaboration time, order
materials, promote conversations |
Enhance knowledge
& utilize the components of the balanced literacy framework; collaborate
with Title 1, principal and other staff; attend workshops/in-service; collect
and analyze data; implement PDSA cycle (plan, do, study, act) |
2003-4 school year |
Professional
development records. Anonymous teacher
survey (participant form #II-16) turned into BLT rep (random weeks determined
by principal) Lesson plans. |
Professional PracticeProvide
professional development support for teachers. |
Building
inservices. |
Schedule, fund and
facilitate support activities. |
Attend activities
and implement in-class |
On-going |
Feedback from staff. Improved test results. Informed teacher assessment. |
Assessment/Evaluation/
AccountabilityDiagnostic Tests Achievement Tests S.T.A.R. |
Reading Recovery Title 1 Summer Intervention Fast Forward |
Monitor and share
data with staff, students and parents. Meet with summer
school staff, order materials, provide facilities, collect eligible student
names, distribute information to students & parents, provide 4th
grade OPT data. Monitor programs,
order materials and provide collaboration time. |
Administer
assessments at appropriate times. Attend grade level
meetings. Utilize data to
provide appropriate classroom instruction and intervention. |
2003-4 school year |
Pre-test results. Post-test results. Track progress of
identified students in intervention programs. Track attendance of
identified students. |
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Home/Community Support/ Management Encourage
development of home libraries. Individualized
tutoring/reading partner. |
R.I.F. Book swap Book fairs Volunteers |
Assign R.I.F. committee
and complete necessary paperwork. Organize book
swaps. Paperwork approval
for R.I.F. and Book fairs. |
Serve on
committees. Schedule visits for
R.I.F., book swaps and book fairs. Promote home
library development through newsletters. Give needs to
volunteer coordinator. Give names of students needing help to the
volunteer coordinator. |
R.I.F. 3 times per
year Book Swaps 2 times
per year. Book Fairs 2 times
per year. Other services as
needed. |
R.I.F., Book swaps
and Book fairs evaluated by number of books distributed. Teacher evaluation
program at end of year check out (Plus/Delta activity) S.T.A.R. results |