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The Family Institute for Health and Human Services After School & Enrichment Program

Continuing the Road Ahead The following are the 12 updated Project C.A.R.E.S. smart goals set in place for the 2018-2019 school year. These goals will continue to help us close the achievement gap!

Smart Goal 1 Blended learning to increase students’ proficiency on the Common Core Math 1 End of the Course Exam

Smart Goal 2 Close the achievement gap by increasing the number of student participants gaining more than 1 year of academic growth and /or scoring a Level III or higher on the English II End of the Course Exam by 5% each school year

Smart Goal 3: Increase College readiness benchmark scores for 11th and 12th grade students attending project c.a.r.e.s. for 30 days or more on the act exam

Smart Goal 4: Students attending project c.a.r.e.s. at our sites for 30 days or more average daily attendance will be at or above the district’s average.

Smart Goal 5: Increase the number of students that are proficient or score a level iii or above by 5% on the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade eog math exam.

Smart Goal 6: Increase the number of students that are proficient or score a level iii or above by 5% on the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade eog reading exam.

Smart Goal 7 Increase the number of students that are proficient or score a level iii or above by 5% on the 2nd 3rd, 4th and 5th grade eog math exam.

Smart Goal 8 Increase the number of students that are proficient or score a level iii or above by 5% on the 2nd 3rd, 4th and 5th grade eog reading exam.

Smart Goal 9 Decrease the number of short term suspensions & student referrals for students attending project c.a.r.e.s. for 30 days or more below the district and/or state average

Smart Goal 10 50% of participants’ family members engage in one or more of the collaborative opportunities provided by project c.a.r.e.s.

Entrepreneurial Programs Videography Music Production Arts & Craft Embroidery Robotics Heat Press Coding Graphic Arts & Design

Smart goal 11 80% of enrolled students for 30 days or more will us the 21st century digital technology through the Arts to create and develop project based learning activities and projects

Smart Goal 12 program participants attending 30 days of more will be exposed to and trained in STEM (science Technology engineering math) topics that are aligned to their interest. Including by not limited to 1) media technology with script writing, filming and broadcasting 2) music production and recording 3) screen printing and creative design 4) coding

The Family Institute for Health and Human Services After School & Enrichment Program www.Projectcares.com