1. Accountability Goals September 2014 Bristol Public Schools

2. District Data Team [DDT] Comprised of school and district administrators and the K-8 literacy coordinator as well as our State Department of Education Alliance Grant Consultant, and Data Team Coaches. 1. Analyzes district and school data to determine the professional learning needs of our teachers and administrators; 2. Establishes Goals and Benchmarks for student learning; 3. Reviews School and Department ‘School Success Plans’; and 4. Monitors the work of the DDT subcommittees.

3. District Data Team Subcommittees 1. School/Department Success Plan Review 2. PK-12 Literacy 3. Full Day Kindergarten 4. College & Career Readiness 5. SRBI/PBIS Implementation [Scientific Research-based Interventions & Positive Behavioral Interventions & Support] 6. Common Core/Smarter Balanced Assessment Implementation Every Administrator is a member of one or more subcommittees.

4. Board of Education Mission: To maintain a safe and orderly environment that provides all students the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully complete college or other post-high school education or training.

5. Alignment of Goals & Mission High School SAT Scores* CodeIndicator* District Target 201220132014 H - 5 Mathematics – Average Score 525505497 515 Mathematics - % scoring 600 or above 25%19.4%17.4% 17.5% H - 6 Critical Reading – Average Score 525492487 510 Critical Reading - % scoring 600 or above 25%10%11.5% 18.9% H – 7 Critical Writing – Average Score 525498488 497 Critical Writing - % scoring 600 or above 25%11.8%12% 13% * Graduating seniors best scores. The Critical Writing Test is being elminiated.

6. Concern with Primary Reading Achievement – Developmental Reading Assessment Data [DRA II]

7. All of our grade 3 students need to score at proficient or above on all measures of reading achievement.

8. Bristol teachers do an amazing job teaching students to read. Our teachers need to continuously learn new strategies to assure all students are reading proficiently by the end of grade 3.

9. Grades 3-8 CMT Reading Data All Students N= 642 Matched Cohort N = 466

10. PK-12 Focus on Literacy – Funded Through the Alliance Grant, School Readiness, Federal & Local $ Literacy Collaborative K-8 Expanded Preschool Programming Full Day Kindergarten Literacy Infused Common Core Curriculum Across Content Areas Elementary, Middle & High School Literacy Coaches

11. School Success Plans Each year, every school in Bristol has a School Data Team that meets at least monthly. These teams create student achievement goals and determine what adult actions need to improve to assist students in meeting their goals. Changes in adult actions are measured as part of our teacher evaluation plan. We call this the Professional performance Objective or PPO. Aligning all of the work that teachers do creates a feedback system that is focused upon continuous improvement of teachers and students.

12. Literacy Work is the Focus of All School Success Plans Common Core Literacy Skills are woven into all curricular areas. Examples of this include: a guaranteed research experience in a social studies class; making inferences in a lab report; maintaining a math journal to remind students of functions and processes; Creating a brochure to advertize a product created in a technology class; critiquing a work of art or musical composition; and understanding that literacy skills are foundational to learning any content.