2014-2015 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT: LIVE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUBGROUP ACHIEVEMENT SUB STUDENT GROUP CURRENT STATE PERFORMANCE TARGET 93% 95.2% 92% 92.5% READING ALL STUDENTS ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER BLACK HISPANIC ALASKAN/AMERICAN GOAL IF HIGHER PT STRATEGIES USED TO ACHIEVE GOAL Implement Intervention protocols to assist at risk students in Reading such as MobyMax Intervention Lab, Academic Mentoring Implement Daily 5/CAFÉ (K & 1st grade) Create a classroom library to offer more opportunities for Silent Sustained Reading Increase DOK questioning in classroom lessons Provide opportunities for students to respond to questions in a constructed response format Implement research based instructional strategies (RBIS) into daily instruction Integrate technology resources such as BrainPop, Think Gate, My Big Campus, iPad resources into instruction Post anchor charts, learning targets, student work, and essential questions in the classroom Use a variety of formative and summative assessments; implement summarizing techniques throughout lessons Utilize STAR Reading or Early Literacy data reports to group students by standard for small group instruction See Above Strategies WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? Classroom Teachers Assistant Principals Principal METRICS Georgia Milestones Reports ThinkGate Reports TKES Walkthroughs NCSS Walkthroughs 2014-2015 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT: LIVE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INDIAN WHITE SUB MULTI-RACIAL STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ENGLISH LEARNERS ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENT GROUP 88% 97.5% 67% 83.6% 93% 89.9% 92% 93.1% CURRENT STATE PERFORMANCE TARGET 86% 93.8% GOAL IF HIGHER PT STRATEGIES USED TO ACHIEVE GOAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS ALL STUDENTS Implement Intervention protocols to assist at risk students in Reading such as MobyMax Intervention Lab, Academic Mentoring Implement Daily 5/CAFÉ (K & 1st grade) Implement research based instructional strategies (RBIS) into daily instruction Increase DOK questioning in classroom lessons Provide opportunities for students to respond to questions in a constructed response format Integrate technology resources such as BrainPop, Think Gate, My Big Campus, iPad resources into instruction Post anchor charts, learning targets, student work, and essential questions in the classroom Use a variety of formative and summative assessments; implement summarizing techniques throughout lessons Utilize STAR Reading or Early Literacy data reports to group students by standard for small group instruction WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? Classroom Teachers Assistant Principals Principal METRICS Georgia Milestones Reports ThinkGate Reports TKES Walkthroughs NCSS Walkthroughs 2014-2015 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT: LIVE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER BLACK 85% 91% 88% 96.1% 57% 80.5% 86% 87.3% 85% 91.2% CURRENT STATE PERFORMANCE TARGET 79% 89.4% HISPANIC ALASKAN/AMERICAN INDIAN WHITE SUB MULTI-RACIAL STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ENGLISH LEARNERS ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENT GROUP GOAL IF HIGHER PT STRATEGIES USED TO ACHIEVE GOAL MATH ALL STUDENTS Utilize Concrete/Representation/Abstract (CRA) math model in math instruction Implement Intervention protocols to assist at risk students in Math such as MobyMax Intervention Lab, Academic Mentoring Increase DOK questioning in classroom lessons Provide opportunities for students to respond to questions in a constructed response format Implement research based instructional strategies (RBIS) into daily instruction Integrate technology resources such as BrainPop, Think Gate, My Big Campus, iPad resources into instruction Post anchor charts, learning targets, student work, and essential questions in the classroom Use a variety of formative and WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? Classroom Teachers Assistant Principals Principal METRICS Georgia Milestones Reports ThinkGate Reports TKES Walkthroughs NCSS Walkthroughs 2014-2015 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT: LIVE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER BLACK 78% 83.9% 88% 93.6% 47% 75.9% 86% 83.3% 79% 85.3% CURRENT STATE PERFORMANCE TARGET 76% 84.3% summative assessments; implement summarizing techniques throughout lessons Utilize STAR Math data reports to group students by standard for small group instruction HISPANIC ALASKAN/AMERICAN INDIAN WHITE SUB MULTI-RACIAL STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ENGLISH LEARNERS ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENT GROUP 89% GOAL IF HIGHER PT STRATEGIES USED TO ACHIEVE GOAL SCIENCE ALL STUDENTS Implement supplementary Science instruction as a part of the Specials schedule (Focus Schools/FLP) Increase DOK questioning in classroom lessons Provide opportunities for students to respond to questions in a constructed response format Integrate Science and reading strategies Increase virtual field trips to expand students’ background knowledge Implement research based instructional strategies (RBIS) into daily instruction Integrate technology resources such as BrainPop, Think Gate, My Big WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? Classroom Teachers Assistant Principals Principal METRICS Georgia Milestones Reports ThinkGate Reports TKES Walkthroughs NCSS Walkthroughs 2014-2015 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT: LIVE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER BLACK Campus, iPad resources into instruction Post anchor charts, learning targets, student work, and essential questions in the classroom See above strategies 74% 75.4% 88% 91.5% 44% 68.3% 93% 74.2% 75% 78.2% CURRENT STATE PERFORMANCE TARGET 79% 83.4% HISPANIC ALASKAN/AMERICAN INDIAN WHITE MULTI-RACIAL STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ENGLISH LEARNERS ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED SOCIAL STUDIES SUB STUDENT GROUP 94% GOAL IF HIGHER PT STRATEGIES USED TO ACHIEVE GOAL ALL STUDENTS Integrate Social Studies and reading strategies Increase virtual field trips to expand students’ background knowledge Increase DOK questioning in classroom lessons Provide opportunities for students to respond to questions in a constructed response format Implement research based instructional strategies (RBIS) into daily instruction Integrate technology resources such as WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? Classroom Teachers Assistant Principals Principal METRICS Georgia Milestones Reports ThinkGate Reports TKES Walkthroughs NCSS Walkthroughs 2014-2015 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT: LIVE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER BLACK 78% 75.2% 81% 88% 90.1% 46% 66.4% 86% 72.9% 89% 78% 76.9% 81% HISPANIC ALASKAN/AMERICAN INDIAN WHITE MULTI-RACIAL STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ENGLISH LEARNERS ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED BrainPop, Think Gate, My Big Campus, iPad resources into instruction Post anchor charts, learning targets, student work, and essential questions in the classroom