Strategic Plan Proposal 2009 - 2015. The Challenge This strategic plan identifies what must be done, pre- school through grade 12, over the next three.

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Strategic Plan Proposal

The Challenge This strategic plan identifies what must be done, pre- school through grade 12, over the next three to five years to achieve significantly higher levels of school effectiveness and student achievement in a safe, comfortable and secure environment. (page 1)

Where are we today? “What are the current key strengths and areas needing improvement in each school, and in the district as a whole?” “What social, cultural, environmental, technological, economic, and political trends and forces present opportunities, or obstacles, for our schools?” “Are all our students sufficiently prepared to meet the academic and social challenges they face as they “graduate” from one school to another and from high school to the workforce or college? And for those who are not, what can be done to improve their chances for success?”

Where do we want to be tomorrow? “What are the top things today’s TRSD graduates should know, be able to do, and be like, and what 21 st Century trends and developments support these choices?” What kind of learning community does our school need to become in order to more fully achieve our mission, beliefs and vision?” “What do we want the schools comprising the TRSD schools to be widely and well known for?”

Mission “The Mission of the Timberlane Regional School District is to engage all students in challenging and relevant learning opportunities, emphasizing high aspirations and personal growth” (page 7)

Beliefs 1. We believe that education for the 21 st century includes rigorous and relevant academic, technical, and problem solving skills that prepare students for the next level of education. 2. We believe that strong instructional leadership and highly qualified personnel work as colleagues to deepen knowledge and improve instructional practices, creating a rich academic environment.

Beliefs -- continued 3. We believe that a learning organization practices the sharing of knowledge, the adoption of new principles, and continuous growth. 4. We believe effective communication connects parents, teachers, students and the community, fostering trust and interdependence.

Beliefs -- continued 5. We believe that all members of the learning community must promote respect for self, respect for others, and respect for community. 6. We believe creative expression and appreciation of the arts are essential to quality of life.

Beliefs -- continued 7. We believe all students can achieve high standards and are entitled to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in ways which recognize their individual abilities, talents, and learning styles. 8. We believe in modeling democracy by giving a voice to all who are directly affected by the school, including students, and addressing all forms of unfairness and injustice. 9. We believe quality facilities matter. (pages 7-8)

Vision The Timberlane Regional School District in partnership with the communities of Atkinson, Danville, Plaistow and Sandown will provide resources and programs designed to support students’ diverse academic, social, and emotional needs. Effective and dedicated professional educators, administrators and support staff will challenge students with a rigorous curriculum that considers individual learning styles. We will be a school district of excellence that exemplifies best practices in academics, student services, facilities, safety and security. Timberlane graduates will be prepared to assume leadership roles as students in colleges and universities, as professionals in their chosen careers and as citizens in this rapidly changing world.(page 8)

High Expectations for All Students (See page 9) All students will graduate with high aspirations, skills, and a plan to succeed at the next level. A steadily increasing percentage of students will qualify for and attend post secondary education.

Student Competencies “What will our students need to know to be successful in the 21 st century?” 1. Academics 2. Life-long learning 3. Communication 4. Thinking and Reasoning 5. Teamwork 6. Technology 7. Personal Ethics 8. Local and Global Citizenship 9. Fine and Performing Arts 10. Personal Wellness(pages 11-13)

Priority Areas 1. High Expectations For All Students 2. Professional Learning Communities 3. Technology 4. School Facilities (pages 13-19)

Seven Goals to Address Priority Areas 1. Apply Mission, Beliefs, and Student Competencies for the 21 st Century to all students. 2. Accelerate achievement for all students, across all competencies, and reduce achievement disparities among all groups of students. 3. Create scheduled, sufficient, and sustained time for staff members to carry out the work of the school in collaborative Professional Learning Communities. 4. All students and staff become proficient users of technology.

Seven Goals (cont’d) 5. Use technology to enhance communication between educators and parents. 6. Determine the total cost for procurement, utilization, and disposal of technology to carry out district-wide and school technology plans. 7. Develop capital improvement plan and implementation sequence and timetable for the TRSD that addresses the concerns cited in several recent evaluation reports.

Conclusion The TRSD Strategic Plan Steering Committee respectfully submits this draft proposal for the Board’s consideration. Once approved, the Steering Committee will reconstitute to begin work on the implementation of the plan. Thank you

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