The New Lebanon Local School District is committed to maintaining a district-wide focus on high achievement for all students. In April, 2011, the District Leadership Team used a data-driven decision making process to identify critical needs for the district as a whole and for each school. Based on these needs, the Team developed a three-year plan with goals and research-based strategies. During the next three years, we will continue to collect, review, and analyze data to make sure our instructional practices are having a positive impact on student performance. The following Goals and Strategies are the next steps in our Continuous Improvement Plan: Goal 1: By June 2015, students scoring at the proficient level or higher will increase from 87% to 94% as measured by all applicable state testing. Strategies 1. Use Formative Instructional Practices to improve instruction and monitor student achievement and growth. 2. Develop and implement effective K-12 intervention strategies, including RTI processes, to increase student achievement and growth. Goal 2: By June 2015, students scoring at the proficient level or higher will increase from 85% to 93% in math as measured by all applicable state testing. Strategies 1. Use Formative Instructional Practices to improve instruction and monitor student achievement and growth. 2. Develop and implement effective K-12 intervention strategies, including RTI processes, to increase student achievement and growth. Goal 3: By June 2015, 95% of students will meet minimum standards for promotion at each grade level. Strategies 1. Implement district-wide core beliefs to improve student climate and student promotion. 2. Provide opportunities for student/parent/community involvement to improve school climate and attendance. |
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