Big Dreams Inspire Great Teams! Go Big or Go Home.

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Big Dreams Inspire Great Teams! Go Big or Go Home

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Percentage of student body that are referred by level of intervention TraditionalPublicSchoolTraditionalPublicSchool

10-20% Moderate interventions JHWCharter School District JHWCharter 80-90% Severe/persistent interventions

Raising the Rigor Level with Teaching Overcoming Traditional Teacher Expectations Retain Quality Teachers

Improve Academic Learning Instructional Technology Opportunity Positive Student Experiences

unrelenting pursuit of your goal - a commitment to excellence

The strength and vitality required for sustained physical or mental activity.

A strong liking or desire for a devotion to some activity, object, or concept.

Administrators “Go Big” Teachers Technology The GBGH Vision

Modeled “GB” Traits Focused on Specific Programs Created Video Modules

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Re-Evaluate and go Forward

Inspiring students to create a life worth living

Marc Malloy, Granbury Campus Principal Chris Skipper, Afton Oaks Campus Principal Dean McNallen, John H. Wood District Trainer Debi Christensen, Executive Director of John H. Wood Schools