2. Points of Consideration:
•School and County Strategic Plan
•Policy Alignment
•ISTE Alignment
•Suggestions to School Policy
•School Vision Based on New
Information
3. The County Plan is Based on The Vision
Statement.
There are 5 Points included in the Plan
Each School in the County has the same 5
Points in their School Strategic Plan
From these points, a plan is devised more
specific to each school.
The County schools each use the same
vision and mission statement
6. All students are expected to meet grade
level requirements
Schools are expected to meet high growth
All schools are expected to use 21st
Century Technology
7. Programming Software(same)
Classscapes
Accelerated Reader
Study Island Webpage Program/Layout
Novanet
Online Learning Programs
EVASS Evaluation Systems for student tracking
My Access Writing
Programming Software Differences
Novel Stars
More school made Modules for partial face to face
Hardware Consistency and Inconsistency
Dell Computers (some MACs)by grant
Promethean and Smartboardsrant
Doc. Cameras in some schools
General Differences
Teacher Certifications in More Areas
Faster Paced courses/more skeletal
Greater Focus on Safe Schools
8. Extended Day from 3-6:00
Large amounts of recovery courses
Interventions for alternate learning
styles
Heavy Focus on Guidance
9. Intake meetings for parental involvement
Dropout Prevention
Reintroduction to school with services after
90 days
Dual Enrollments
10. Teachers Will Increase the Use of
Technology in the Classroom
Provide Software Programs for Use in
Assessment
Maintain a Consistent Staffing Pattern
11. 20% of Teachers are required to attend the
annual Technology Conference
Technology Use required in weekly plan 3
days a week
Units required for Media and Technology
Collaboration every 4 and ½ to 9 weeks
TTT Certified Teachers are Required to
Attend NCTIES
12. Attendance Rate at 90%
Reduce acts of violence or crime by 10%
Implement whole school programs and
Routines to ensure graduation and (or
successful transition back to home school
for Alternative)
13. Full time SRO officer
More Guidance Councilor
Extra Social Workers and WIA workers
Surveillance cameras
Transition meetings to home schools
Safe schools grant
Drop Out Prevention Grant
Rigorous Conduct codes and procedures
(Pat downs, detectors, clear purses, dress
code, Bell entry system, furniture
arrangements)
14. Administrative Knowledge of Best Practice
for Middle and High
Students Participate in Outreach
Increase Parental Involvement
15. Administrative Best Knowledge in Alternative
Approaches
Administrative knowledge of technology use for
best practices (pads, boards, projection devices,
response systems, software, online resources)
More focus on positive communication with
parents and community
More Contact Logs
More focus on vocational training
Parental Conferencing and contacts greater
Higher teacher attendance rates required
Teachers required to meet all 8 evaluation goals
fully
17. Greater training in curriculum and
technology
Social Worker on Site
WIA Counseling
Extended day 3 hours
Alternate scheduling based on needs
18. On a Scale of 1-10
Creativity and Innovation
County score: 1 School Score: 5
Communication and Collaboration
County score: 1 School Score: 3
Research and Information Fluency
County score: 3 School Score: 3
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
County score: 5 School Score: 4
Digital Citizenship
County score: 1 School Score: 2
Technology Operations and Concepts
County score: 5 School Score: 6-7
20. Learners will have a vested interest in creating a community
that together productively and positively unites as a body of
people with varying perspectives and learning styles to relate
to modern learning goals as they meet the extreme nature of a
changing unstable workforce and be prepared for it by
signifying a strong sense of self-motivation and healthy positive
relationships. Confirmed by demonstrating a sense of
engagement in learning and interests, learners pursue and
display advanced thinking skills through a collaborative and
ongoing nature with others as they practice building self-
esteem and self-initiative with a strong focus on building
community throughout their lives through positive relationships
while embracing differing perspectives.
21. Creating relationships
Teaching students to be stakeholders
Tapping into the strengths and interests of students
Student self-evaluation
Collaboration over competition skills
True research
Navigation skills
Focus on communication
Critical thinking below the high AP and bright student
levels
Strengthening digital citizenship over social networking
(need educational networking skills)
Programming and data base use
We provide consistency, but sometimes as a cost
(closer attention to the cost and connect to discuss)