Snohomish High School School Improvement Plan. Why Change?

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Snohomish High School School Improvement Plan

Why Change?

How did SHS develop an SIP? Through a collaborative multi-year process involving: Students Staff Parents District Leadership Community

9-12 Task Force Recommendations Transition to a 9-12 Program Smaller schools Students have a sustained relationship with at least one caring adult A schedule that minimizes daily transitions Relevant, meaningful and engaging learning Adopted by the Board of Directors August 8, 2001

What is a School Improvement Plan? A plan developed through an extensive process that identifies: –Where we are today –Where we want to be six years from now –How we will get there –How we know when we get there

Accreditation Process 1.Develop a profile 2.Define mission and beliefs 3.Determine desired results for learning 4.Analyze Effectiveness 5.Design Action Plan(s) 6.Implementation/Documentation

Beliefs We believe that given the proper respect, support, and guided with appropriate educational strategies, all students can be successful learners. We believe that with the proper training and support, all school staff can form a stronger educational team that more effectively helps all students learn and achieve. We believe that with strong family involvement, and on-going positive community support, a school system is better able to meet all its students’ academic needs. We believe that an effective school system is founded on the principle of providing all students with a high quality learning experience in a safe and well-maintained physical setting.

Mission Statement Proudly continuing a long and rich tradition of excellence in its many programs, Snohomish High School’s mission, in partnership with the larger community, is to have all students learn the academic and social skills needed to succeed in an ever-changing world by creating a safe, respectful atmosphere that challenges all students in a meaningful and engaging manner.

Objectives & Measures By % of all students will meet or surpass all state academic mandates Measurement: ITED and WASL Scores All students will have a feeling of “connectedness” and a sense of belonging to SHS through curricular and extra-curricular programs. Measurement: Drop-out Rates Participation in Activities Extra-Curricular Activities Surveying of Students Number of BECCA Hearings Number of Credit Re-instatement Hearings

Objectives & Measures All students shall see the relevance and meaning in their experience while maintaining a rigorous course of study. Measurement: Number of students that develop a quality 4 year plan Student coursework reflects the 4 year plan Writing and submission of a 13 th year plan Drop-out rates Attendance Ratios Number of referrals Number of counselor visitations Exit interviews with seniors Completion in post-high school program

Objectives & Measures Upon successful completion, all students shall have a career and/or educational plan to promote self-reliance. Measurement Students must have a 13 th year plan, and be able to articulate that plan

Objectives & Measures All members of the SHS learning community will demonstrate outstanding character and citizenship while actively supporting, promoting and developing these ideals. Measurement Survey custodians about the amount of garbage left on campus Number of discipline referrals Number of police-involvement incidents Increase community service hours Portfolio component demonstrating citizenship Number of students in service organizations Number of parents attending credit hearings Number of parents attending conferences

Objectives & Measures Achieve state math and reading mandates. Measurement Student scores meet local and state learning requirements

Action Plan Houses Portfolios Academic Majors Academies Advisors/Mentors Effective use of Time

Houses Grouping 9 th and 10 th graders into smaller communities and instructional units. Meets Objectives 1, 2, 3 Planning and preparing during Pilot Houses Fall 2003 Houses in place Fall 2004

Implementation of Houses Fall 2002 Determine classes to be in a house Meet departmentally for vertical teaming Communication between house core-class teachers Develop a “focus” course that includes study skills, WASL prep, goal setting, career exploration, and more

Last Week’s Staff Survey

Portfolios Comprehensive collection of a student’s achievement that encompasses four areas: Meets Objectives 3 and 4 Planning through Implementation Fall 2004 Academic Community & Citizenship Involvement Quality & Best Work 13 th Year Plan

Academic Majors Personalizes a student’s academic achievement and goals through a predetermined course of study. Meets Objectives 3 and 4 Planning during Implementation Fall 2005

Academies Organizes our school around clearly defined academic and career areas. Meets Objectives 2, 3, 4 Planning during Implementation Fall 2006

Advisor/Mentors Intentional teacher-student guidance groupings. Meets Objectives 2 and 5 Planning during Implementation Fall 2007

Effective Use of Time Examining the schedule for both the school day and academic year to develop the most effective use of student and teacher time. Meets Objectives 1-6 (The most effective use of time should help us complete our objectives and reach our mission) Ongoing Examination

Issues facing House planning Time to plan –One hour meetings too short –Difficult to get every teacher together after school Coaches Advisors Family obligations (e.g., daycare, appointments, etc.) –Too much time between meetings

Request for additional Time Two early release days this Spring –One day before testing in April –One day after testing in May Late arrival during testing Summer planning (have grant money) LID and TRI days next year Once a month early release time next school year Additional prep for Pilot House teachers (1 yr only)

Questions ?