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Continuous School Improvement Final Presentation School Name Date

Goal One Description of Goal

Baseline Data Collected & Analyzed List data sources collected & analyzed. Goal 1

Action Plan Strategies for Improvement –What did you do to achieve the change and/or growth? –Comment on changes in teacher practice and/or school culture

Data: The Results Representation of quantitative and qualitative data.

Goal Two Description of Goal

Baseline Data Collected & Analyzed List data sources collected & analyzed. Goal 2

Action Plan Strategies for Improvement –What did you do to achieve the change and/or growth? –Comment on changes in teacher practice and/or school culture

Data: The Results Representation of quantitative and qualitative data.

Challenges Identified obstacles and impact on goals and improvement strategies. Goal 1Goal 2

Conclusion Did you achieve the change or increase in growth as outlined by the goal(s)? What did the school learn? Comment on the changes in teacher practice and/or school culture Next steps