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Presentation to the Trenton Board of Education 2017-18 School Year - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Presentation to the Trenton Board of Education 2017-18 School Year - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Presentation to the Trenton Board of Education 2017-18 School Year ANDERSON & HEDKE Welcome you to your elementary schools! Format for tonight The Boards 4 Strategic Goals 3 areas of focus/attention MSTEP 3 rd Grade Reading
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ANDERSON & HEDKE Welcome you to your elementary schools!
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Format for tonight – The Board’s 4 Strategic Goals
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» 3 areas of focus/attention
˃ MSTEP ˃ 3rd Grade Reading Legislation + I-READY ˃ NWEA-MAP assessment comparison
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» Moving Target –
˃ Changed formats ˃ Changed scoring methodology + Both make reliability less ˃ Changed time of year it is given + We agree with this however ˃ Changed tests given at different levels + Hard to compare year to year ˃ Disconnect between assessment and reporting of scores
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» M-STEP is a widely reported measurement used to compare schools » Compare Anderson to Hedke » Compare Trenton Elementary Schools to adjacent school districts and other schools and districts downriver » Compare Trenton Elementary Schools to high performing school and districts
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» Anderson compared to Hedke
Anderson Hedke
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Hedke
Anderson Hedke
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HIGH PERFORMING DISTRICT COMPARISON – NORTHVILLE & GROSSE POINTE
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- Both Hedke and Anderson perform above the state
average on the MSTEP Summative Assessment
- Both Hedke and Anderson perform at or near the
top in comparison to districts that touch us
- Both Hedke and Anderson perform at or near the
top of all elementary schools downriver
- Neither Hedke nor Anderson would be the lowest
performing school compared to those in the highest performing districts in Wayne County
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Beginning in two school years (2019-2020 SY) 3rd graders (this year’s 1st graders) Students that are one or more academic years behind in reading must be retained
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» By the 2017-18 School year (this year) » Districts must
˃ Utilize a literacy coach to … + Support teachers in the 5 domains of literacy + Model literacy instruction + Provide professional development to teachers + Assist in analyzing student data
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DISTRICTS MUST … » Assess students 3x per year using a universal screener » Notify families if their child is identified as having a deficit in reading » Develop a school / home reading plan » Develop a literacy intervention process » Growth monitor students who are below desired level
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» Both elementary schools have met all of the requirements of the 3rd grade legislation by building on programs that were already in place
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» Administered 3 x per year for all students (universal screener) » Administered within 30 days of the beginning of the school year » Data immediately available
˃ Comparison by student, by class, by school
» Growth monitoring
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» Hedke and Anderson have virtually identical rates of growth over the period of the 1st to 2nd administration of the I-Ready assessment » 80% or more of our students are on target to meet grade level reading targets
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1.6 pts difference
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4.6 pts difference
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» The difference between Anderson and Hedke in reading levels on the MAP between 4th and 5th grade is less than .5 years (Winter MAP)
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» Teach Like A Pirate – Dave Burgess
˃ Instructional hooks to increase student engagement
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All 1st and 3rd and all new teachers Materials also provided including leveled books and lesson plan formats with prompts
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» Math
˃ Beginning to build a MTSS for Math like we have for reading ˃ Teacher team started training this year at RESA ˃ Made up of teachers from both buildings
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4th and 5th grade teachers
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» Community Engagement
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» Standard practices
˃ Reporting Academic Progress and Curriculum Information + Meet the Teacher (Fall of each year) + Parent -Teacher conferences (Fall and Winter) + 3 report card periods (Fall, Spring, Summer)
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» In-touch Phone Fan Out system » School Marquees » Planners » School Web Page » Remind (teachers and PTO) » PTO Facebook
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» Administrator web site » Twitter
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» Run many additional programs
˃ Walk-a-Thon, Trunk or Treat, Book fairs, Fun Fairs, Field Day, 5th grade party, Fall Family Picnic
» Pay for field trips and assemblies » Help fund community events
˃ Turn off the Violence, TEF Signature Event
» Teacher appreciation » Special projects
˃ Buddy bench, Drinking fountain, Gaga ball pit, Books for libraries
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» Activity nights » Running Club » Art Club » Game Club » Bible Club » Cub Scouts / Brownies » Pumpkin Extravaganza
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» Variety Show
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» Growth Mindset » Safety Forum » Watch DOGs
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» Concerts (Christmas, Recorder, Ukulele) » Literacy night (by school and grade level) » Kindergarten Round-up » Family Fall Picnic » Family Fitness night
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» Atria Kinghaven » THS » AMS » Parent Presenters » Faith United Methodist Church
˃ Tutoring at Care Club, Financial Donation, Adopting families
» St. Paul
˃ Back to school carnival
» Hosting and Mentoring Student Teachers
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» Operations and Finance
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» New Dynamic Sound field systems in every classroom at both elementary schools!
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CPI TRAINING WAS TOUGH STUFF!!!
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» Both elementary schools comply with all district budgeting and purchasing rules and regulations
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