South Region Improvement Plan

The South Region has been revising their Regional Improvement Plan for the grant years 2007-2010. Their draft is below:

South Region Improvement Plan: 2007-2010 - DRAFT

Overall Goal: to close the achievment gap in the South Region.

Regional Goal #1: Strengthen regional and district K-12 articluation and program coherence.
Objective 1: There is a common curriculum with research-based instructional strategies articulated in a district scope and sequence for each grade level and subject area.
Activity Person(s)
Responsible
Resources
Needed
Timeline
1.1 Regional leaders will collaborate to develop a coordinated regional plan to evaluate the effectiveness of the new ELA adoption across grade levels in grades K - 5. Administrator in each building and reading coaches at elementary and middle levels
 2007-2009
a. Use data from the district reading assessment to determine progress of regional students in ELA.
Administrators assessments given by district testers, scores easily accessible, time for meetings 2007 - 2010 (ongoing)
b. Plan accommodations for special populations of students to ensure their success towards closing the achievement gap.
Administrators and staffs   2007-2009
c. Survey teachers to guage the effectiveness of students adapting to curriculum in like ELA schools.
Reading coaches design; principals review and document   2007-2009
d. Design and promote professional development activities focused on instructional strategies to effectively implement the adopted curriculum
Administrators and attending staff members   Yearly
1.2 Regional leader collaboration to adopt, adapt, and implement a coherent curriculum for the other core content areas    
Math
  2008-2009
Science
  2008-2009
Social Studies
  2008-2009
for all grades and schools   
1.3 Develop an articulated K - 12 curriculum plan for South Region for other core subject utilizing regional adoptions   2009-2010
a. Coordinate regional adoption of math curriculum K-12
TBA Janis Swan
2008-2009
b. Coordinate regional adoption of science curriculum K - 12
TBA   2009-2010
b. Coordinate regional adoption of science curriculum K - 12 Janis Swan
Ongoing
Regional Goal #2: Increase the level of cultural competency among South leadership and staffs by providing learning opportunities and training.
Objective 2: Provide training opportunities for administrators, then staffs, in cultural competency.
2.1 Use the information from synthesized individual diversity maps into a regional map Arbrella, John Lenssen
  TBA
a. Engage in consultation with district personnel with regard to next steps, available resources
   
b. Diversity training for all
All buildings EEA, John Lenssen
2008-2009
2.2 Training on diversity and cultural competency to include consulatation with Terry Leary, racism study circles, analysis of diversity maps, and socio-economic challenges among different groups South Region Administrators and teacher leaders Arbrella, John Lenssen, Wallace funds for food and materials
 
2.3 Plan and implement outreachopportunities for the South Region community around a discussion of diversity issues
Building administrators and teacher leaders
Travel, per diem, consutation fees, child care
2007-2010
a. Parent Meetings - engaging staffs and parents in discussion of white privilege
SEHS and RMS administrators and teacher leaders   2007-2010
 b. Distribute information to parents about diversitsy related activities
All administrators  2007-2010
Regional Goal 3: Student Achievement - Develop our leadership skills to impact instruction
Objective 3: Increase knowledge and skills to impact classroom instruction
3.1 Become proficient in the three R's of instruction: Rigor, Relevance and Relationship   
a. Attend Daggett's Whole School Reform Conference in San Diego
5 administrators Funding Wtr 08
B. Attend related conferences
   TBA
3.2 Read and discuss "Change Leadership" and other related texts. All administrators
Time in administrative meetings
Fall-Spring 2007-08

Updated 5/19/08



Last updated on May 19, 2008 - 3:28pm