STRATEGIC 2016-2021 PLAN Understanding Our New Multi-Year Plan.

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STRATEGIC 2016-2021 PLAN Understanding Our New Multi-Year Plan

Overview A Focus on Our Students: Strategic Plan 2016-2021 An Overview of the Plan Connecting the Dots How the Strategic Plan Connects to our system planning at all levels Next Steps Aligning our BIP, SIP, and Operational Plans with the Strategic Plan

A New Plan to Guide Our Efforts

A New Plan to Guide Our Efforts

Achieving Why? Meeting the needs of all learners At HCDSB, we are committed to providing exceptional education by meeting the learning needs of all learners so that they may realize their God-given potential.  We will prepare all students to be ready for success in their chosen pathway – apprenticeship, college, university, community living or the workplace. Preparing students for success in the future requires not only preparation for today’s workplace, but for a future in a world that continues to evolve through advances in technology. We are serving students who have varied life backgrounds and experiences which we must honour.  

1 3 2 Achieving Our Goals: Meeting the needs of all learners. Educational experiences and opportunities are differentiated to support all learners. 1 We hold high expectations for all learners. 3 Teachers and learners are collaborating in innovative school and classroom communities that encourage student engagement, learning and achievement.  2

Believing Why? Celebrating our Catholic faith and aspiring to be models of Christ Why? At HCDSB, we are committed to being a model learning community, widely recognized as distinctively Catholic.  Our distinctiveness as a Catholic school district is reflected in the curriculum that is delivered through a lens of faith; through the vibrant partnership that exists between school, home and parish; and in the many ways in which our staff and students know, live and express their faith in action.  

Believing Celebrating our Catholic faith and aspiring to be models of Christ. Our Goals: 1 All learners experience a Catholic learning environment rooted in Gospel Values and the Ontario Catholic School Graduate Expectations. 3 Staff and students are discerning believers, formed in the Catholic faith community, who model Christ in their actions. 2 Our schools foster the relationship between home and parish.

Belonging Why? Embracing relationships and collective responsibility, sustaining safe and welcoming schools Why? As a Catholic school district, we understand the importance of creating a sense of belonging for all members of our community – students, staff, parents, and partners.  Students are most successful when they feel they belong, when they feel safe, and when they are fully engaged in authentic and relevant learning experiences.  Our Catholic schools are integral to our local communities. Our students achieve when they benefit from active and engaged partnership of community partners, local business, and public institutions.

Belonging Embracing relationships and collective responsibility, sustaining safe and welcoming schools. Our Goals: 1 Schools and workplaces are safe and welcoming for all, cultivating a positive sense of belonging and well-being. 3 Students are service-minded global citizens, engaged and empowered to be leaders in their communities. 2 Relationships with all educational partners are nurtured and supported.

Foundational Elements Optimizing organizational effectiveness Why? A key understanding that emerged through the strategic planning process was a recognition that a number of underlying building blocks for organizational effectiveness and efficacy in all areas. A concerted and collective organizational focus on enhancing these elements will enhance our outcomes, and ultimately benefit student achievement and well-being.  

3 2 4 5 1 Foundational Elements Our Goals: Optimizing organizational effectiveness. Our Goals: Improved access to services and supports for students and schools. Communication is clear, transparent and responsive. Results-based accountability and evidence-informed decision-making are the standard approaches to planning and improvement efforts. Stewardship of resources optimizes human, financial, physical and material assets. Proactive recruitment, talent growth and succession planning are aligned to student and system needs. 3 2 4 5 1

Connecting the Dots STRATEGIC PLAN SILC

Next Steps 1 Administrators share the Strategic Plan with their staff at October Meeting. 2 Board Improvement Plan for Improved Student Well-Being and Achievement (BIPSA) is aligned with Strategic Plan. 3 School Teams work to align School Improvement Plan for Improved Student Well-Being and Achievement (SIPSA) with BIPSA and Strategic Plan. 4 School and department operational plans are aligned with Strategic Plan.