Canyon Park Junior High By: Kaylan Duthie

Northshore School District 11th largest district in state 19,000 students 20 elementary schools 6 junior highs 3 high schools Alternative high school Home school program (K-12) Includes Bothell, Kenmore, Woodinville, and some of Unincorporated King County

Cost to educate a child in NSD in 2009/2010 $56.16 $181,165,000 General Fund ÷ 18,432 full-time equivalent students ÷ 175 school days = $56.16 $35.52 Teaching Activities: instructional materials, extracurricular activities $5.46 Teaching Support: Library services, guidance and counseling, pupil management and safety, psychology, speech and hearing services,health services. $4.68 Building Operation: facilities, grounds, utilities, security, and insurance . $2.98 Building Administration The cost of managing and coordinating a school $2.49 Central Supervision : Administration of: curriculum, special education, vocational education, personnel and business operations, public information, and legal services). $2.22 Transportation: operating and maintaining buses $1.79 Food Services Food, supplies, personnel, and operational costs $1.02 Other Support Activities: data processing, printing, warehousing and distribution, and public activities.

Respect Community Excellence Responsibility Canyon Park Junior High is a community dedicated to the educational excellence and success of all students. Respect Community Excellence Responsibility

The School Several phases of remodels over the last decade Classrooms with state-of-the-art technology Mac laptops/desktops for all teachers Smartboards with ActivInspire software Doc Cams Laptop Carts Newly remodeled gym, tennis courts, track New 8th/9th grade building, remodeled sports facilities New Principal in 2009/2010

Student Activities Student Government Four Sports Seasons Student elected, lead assemblies, disbursement of ASB funds, etc. Four Sports Seasons tennis, cross country, volleyball, softball, drill team, basketball, wrestling, track, soccer, baseball, and football National Honors Society Newspaper, Computer Club, Art Club, Drama Club, Science Olympiad, Math Olympiad

School Resources Computer Labs for Student Use Lunch Help Offered by various teachers throughout the week Wednesday after school help (2:45-4:00) At-risk/low performing students “asked” to participate Lunch Club Students invited by administrators to join them for a social lunch

Parent Involvement Grants for classroom projects Special events: Bring a parent to school day Career day Staff appreciation Chaperones and volunteers

Demographics Enrollment: 753 Attendance: 99.6% Free & Reduced Lunch 35% Staff: Administrators: 2 Classified: 24 Certificated 40 Masters/PhD 80% White: 551 Hispanic 72 Asian 61 Multi-Racial 32 Black 19 Amer. Indian 8 Hawaiian/Pac. Islander 6 Not Provided 4

Testing Scores Reading Math Science CPJH 74.3 NSD 75.5 State 63.4

School Goals for the Year Analyzing data on: Common Assessments Formative Assessments Guiding Instruction Improvement of School Culture Allow students to feel connected to school Allow students to be reflective on their learning Increase % 9th graders on track to graduate from high school when leaving CPJH