Wareham Public Schools Annual Report April 25, 2011.

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Wareham Public Schools Annual Report April 25, 2011

Mission Statement The mission of the Wareham Public Schools is to educate all students for life’s responsibilities, challenges, and opportunities.

East Elementary School(1910, closed 1991& opened 1997) Prekindergarten Enrollment = 114

Ethel E. Hammond School(1916 & 1953) Grades K-1 Enrollment = 150 children

Minot Forest Elementary School(1966&1974) Grades 1-5 Enrollment = 529 children

John W. Decas School Grade K-5 Enrollment = 713 students(1969&1974)

Wareham High School Gr.9-12 Enrollment = 771 young adults(1991)

Wareham Cooperative Junior/Senior High School Gr.7-12 Opened 2001 Enrollment = 134 young adults

Wareham Middle School Gr.6-8 Enrollment = 713 young adults (1952,1958 &2005)

West Wareham Academy Gr.7-12 Enrollment = 16 young adults(1914, closed 1991 & reopened 1996)

Finances FY’08FY’09FY’10FY’11FY’12 0%1.5%1.0%2.3%1.3% The school operating budget continues to be severely restricted. During the last five years our average annual NSS increase is 1.22%

% Over or Under Minimum Net School Spending for Wareham as Compared to State Average

Comments The comparison between 2011 and 2012 is made more difficult because of the additional Edujobs Money that created new positions and the loss of Federal Stimulus Money. To decrease the Achievement Gap we need to decrease the Spending Gap. Minimum Net School Spending is not Adequate Spending to close the Achievement Gap.

Non Net School Spending FY’08FY’09FY’10FY’11FY’ %0.0% -1.6%-7.2% The average increase in our non-net school spending budget over the past five years has been -2.4% There are many fine people working for our transportation department. The service that our professional drivers deliver daily helps children and families. A capital plan to replace at least five vehicles per year is needed now.

Academic Performance 4 year colleges2 year collegesOther Schooling MilitaryWork 49%22%02%04%23% 73% of our graduating seniors are attending school this fall. The following chart shows what our graduates will be doing this fall. Here are some of the colleges that are being attended by our graduates: Johnson & Wales, Roger Williams, Stonehill College, Wheaton, Providence College, Saint Anselms, Northeastern University, Boston University, Worcester Poly-tech, Mass Maritime, Bridgewater State College, University of Mass- Dartmouth/Amherst, University of Hawaii, University of Tampa.

Wareham Public Schools and Massachusetts CPI: Aggregate Trends

AYP History for the District in ELA AggregateYes All Subgroups No YesNoYes No NCLB StatusPerformance Rating Improvement Rating English Language ArtsNo StatusHighNo Change 2010 Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Data Summary

AYP History for the District in Math AggregateYes NoYes All Subgroups No YesNoYesNo NCLB StatusPerformance Rating Improvement Rating MathCorrective Action Subgroups ModerateImproved below target 2010 Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Data Summary

Ongoing Improvement Efforts at Minot Forest & Decas Schools Increased teaching staff, reduced class size Teaming with subject specialization implemented in grades four and five, at both schools Common planning time – all teachers, all grades Embedded professional development for teachers in new programs and specific strategies Vocabulary focus & writing program implemented in all grades, K through 5 Scope and sequence ELA curriculum implemented and aligned with writing sequence 19

Improvement Efforts at Minot Forest & Decas Schools (continued) New Every Day Math program implemented, with in- service consultants, grades K – 5 New Science program implemented, with math applications, for grades 3 through 5 Two intervention blocks – DAILY – for all students – 30 minutes, English language arts & reading – 30 minutes, mathematics 20

Ongoing Improvement Efforts at Wareham Middle School Vocabulary focus & writing program implemented at all three grades Scope and sequence ELA curriculum based on genre studies aligned with writing sequence Grade level benchmarks established Common formative assessments of the benchmarks, designed and implemented in math and English language arts Teachers collaboratively assess student work and plan instruction based on their evaluation New science program implemented in grades 6 through 8, embedded professional development 21

How to eliminate the achievement gap? Fully implement Wareham’s Response to Intervention (RTI) Implement enhanced supervision and instructional leadership. Implement MA Core Curriculum at Wareham High School. Spending alone doesn’t increase achievement but when the gap in spending mirrors the gap in achievement we can’t do the same things and expect different results.

Wareham Public Schools We are the largest employer in Town. We feed more people than any restaurant in Town. We transport more people than any other service in Town. Working together we can find the resources to fulfill our mission. Our children deserve the best education possible.