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Robins Regional Chamber of Commerce Eggs & Issues

• Dr. Mark Scott

Superintendent of Schools

August 21, 2014

Our mis ission sion is to produce high-achieving students. Our vi visi sion

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that our system will be world class.

 Strive for excellence in all that we do.  Have a professional attitude.  Go the extra mile.  Base decisions on what’s best for the child.  Provide quality customer service.  Hard work, dedication and love for children.  Approach work every day with a positive attitude, hope, enthusiasm and compassion.  Do things right; do the right thing.

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Official 2013-14 enrollment: 27,948 38 schools:

– 23 elementary schools

• 6 high schools

– 8 middle schools

• 1 alternative (MS & HS)

Largest employer in county after RAFB 3,856 employees; 2,203 certified with 2,058 serving as teachers

English Language Learners: 2.8%

34 different languages spoken as our students’ native language

Students with disabilities: ~11% Enrolled in Gifted Program: ~14% 58.37% qualify for free and reduced meals

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FY 2015 Total Budget: $298,843,861 General Fund Budget: $232,875,367

 69.62% allocated to instruction  7.69% to school administration  8.04% to maintenance and operations  4.63% to student transportation  5.21% in other pupil & school functions  4.81% to staff dev., workers’ comp & central admin areas

Personnel costs: 89.91% of total expenditures

Salaries at 66.89% + benefits at 23.02%

General Fund Balance as of 6/30/14: $27,464,336 State cuts since FY03 total $253 mill. ($144 mill. austerity cuts)

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Millage rate at 13.34 mills since 2009 In lowest 10% in the state, ranked 163rd

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Raised only once in 10 years Current rate lower than 2004

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District strict Accredi ccreditat tation ion

Dis Distric rict t Accredit credited ed by AdvancED, national commission System and all 38 schools accredited Recognized across U.S. as quality school system

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Win many more awards Read about our accomplishments in our monthly HCBOE eNews. Subscribe at www.hcbe.net.

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Core GPS

 Give it time to work  Better aligns what students learn with business & post-secondary educators expectations  Mobile students have same classroom standards when moving state to state  Standards supported by rigorous, international, benchmarked standards and aligned with college and work expectations to prepare students for success in college and the 21st century, global

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Ne New to to G GA Ed Educa cation tion ~ Assessm essments ents

CRCT & EOCT replaced with new assessments Grades 3-12 will take Georgi rgia a Mil iles estones

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Mil iles estones

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school, rather than series of individual tests ELA and math Milestones include open-ended questions to better gauge students’ content mastery This year required to test 30% of students online Must be entirely online by 5th year of implementation Increased expectations for learning may mean lower scores initially

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Eval aluations ations

 Educators also have new evaluations  State law mandates use of new evaluation tool for all certified staff, Teacher Keys and Leader Keys  Our system piloted TKES and LKES last year  Implementing systemwide this year

Thank you for voting to approve the e-SPLOST!

E-SPLO LOST ST Upd pdate ate

E-SPLO LOST ST Upd pdate ate

Focus: technology, safety & facilities Vast technology improvements system wide Safety initiatives include secured vestibules and additional cameras Facilities improvements include 2 new schools & HVAC replacements

e-SPL PLOS OST T Upd pdat ate

 Technology infrastructure upgrades in place to support 21st Century Classrooms  Have installed: 5,425 computers in classrooms and labs 1,120 Interactive Boards 523 Projectors 1,350 Document Cameras 53 Portable Interactive Boards 1,000 Audio systems  New student information system, Infinite Campus, installed; replaced “green screen,” DOS-based system

E-SPLO LOST ST Upd pdate ate

20 schools received secured vestibules to direct visitors through main office: BES, BMS,

CES, DPES, DPPS, ESES, FMMS, LJPS, MAES, MES, NES, PES, PSES, PMS, QRES, RES, SHES, TES, WES, Elberta

Installed additional cameras and doors accessible by card HVAC upgrades at 15 schools on all units 18 years or older

Ne New This is Ye Year ar th than anks ks to to e-SPLO LOST ST

Langston Road Elementary opened

Campus dedication Sept. 25

Completed Linwood Elementary major renovation Renamed Pearl Stephens Elementary, serves grades 3-5

Campus dedication Oct. 3 CBWP now serving PreK-2

Miller ES Kitchen renovation

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In early stages of HCHS renovation Build new stadium (Bear Drive & Cohen Walker Drive) Build Central Bus Facility Renovate Tabor building Renovate Rumble gym Build Central Tennis Facility

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Partnership with National Math and Science Initiative (NMSI) Thanks to RAFB & DoDEA for $2.9 million grant to greatly expand AP program at all high schools and middle schools Beginning 2nd year of 3-year initiative NMSI & our high schools set lofty goals

AP NM NMSI SI Res Results, ults, Ye Year ar 1

Goal: increase math, science & English (MSE) AP enrollment 75.6% percent systemwide

Increased 85% - from 890 to 1,642 students

Goal: increase qualifying scores on AP exams Increased 54.15% across system

– HCHS: 138 to 165 – NHS: 46 to 90 – PHS: 57 to 100

• VHS: 78 to 142
• WRHS: 91 to 135

AP NM NMSI SI Ce Celebrat lebration ion

Celebrations planned at every high school Sept. 29, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 NMSI will present at least $126,400 in awards Students given $100 per qualifying score Teachers earn incentives for qualifying scores Highest award will be $4,900 NMSI partners very impressed with our gains So thankful to RAFB partners

Tha hank nk yo you f u for r y your ur su supp pport rt of our s ur sch chools! ls!