1. Community and School Engagement Survey
Explanation and Results

2. HB 5 Reporting requirement for CASE
All Texas school districts must evaluate the district’s performance and the performance of each campus in community and student engagement.
Performance ratings of Exemplary, Recognized, Acceptable, or Unacceptable must be assigned for the district and for the campuses for overall performance and for the following categories:
Fine Arts
Wellness and physical education
Community and parental involvement
21st century workforce development program
2nd language acquisition program
Digital learning environment
Dropout prevention strategies
Gifted and talented program

3. Criteria used to evaluate and assign ratings
Edna ISD’s District Improvement Team discussed and made the following decisions concerning the CASE survey:
The 3 highest scored programs would be submitted through PEIMS for the district and each campus. Unless the law changes, these ratings will be part of our accountability for 2018 for domain 5.
The sliding scale for ratings would be as follows -

4. Edna ISD Survey results

5. Edna High School and Alternative school Survey Results

6. Edna High School and Alternative school Program criteria
Fine Arts - Edna High School offers a variety of fine arts opportunities for students including an award winning choir, an award winning band, art (participated and received honors with the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo), theatre arts, One Act Play (advanced to Regional competition), a competitive dance team, a competitive cheer team and Academic UIL competitions.
Wellness & Physical Education - Edna High School addresses Wellness and Physical Education in the following ways: health and P.E. course offerings, athletic sports, SHAC (School Health Advisory Council) involvement participation from community at school sponsored events, student participation in school breakfast/lunch program, compliance with nutrition requirements, compliance with the Department of Agriculture audit reports, school nurses on each campus, at voluntary health and wellness programs such as Relay for Life, health screenings on campus, availability of school counselors, anti- bullying programs and lessons, blood drives, vaccination clinics, dental screenings, EKG screenings, Summer Feeding Program, Fitnessgram, child abuse awareness and training, pregnancy related services, employee wellness programs and blood borne pathogens training.
Community and Parental Involvement - Edna High School involves the community and parents in the following ways: meet the teacher, open house, food drives, opportunities to highlight student success (banquets, awards programs, etc.) events honoring community members such as our Back to School Rally, Veterans Day, Emergency Operations Meetings with local EMS, Fire, Police, usability and information of campus website, compliance with required postings, active booster clubs, community service projects, student council community outreach programs, Personal Graduation Plans documented, freshman orientation, attendees at extracurricular events, student participation in Rotary and Lion’s Clubs, Golden Cowboy Cards for Senior Citizens, multi-language material, and use of social media to communicate with community and parents.
21st Century Workforce Development - Edna High School addresses the 21st Century Workforce Development in the following ways: Cohort sequence of CTE courses available, programs that lead to certifications or licenses (welding, CNA), college credit courses, college and career fairs, college and career days, college scholarship recipients, dual credit and Advanced Placement course offerings, credit recovery programs, work programs partnerships with community colleges, partnerships with local businesses, AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination), flexible scheduling for college students and working student.
2nd Language Acquisition - Edna High School supports 2nd language acquisition in the following ways: participants in ELL/ESL programs, staff trained in ELL/ESL, LPAC documentation, students complete LOTE (Languages Other than English) courses, programs offered to ELL/ESL students, bilingual staff and multi-language material available to parents.
Digital Learning Environment - Edna High School creates a digital learning environment in the following ways: significantly increased bandwidth and wireless capabilities within the district, teacher and school website information and usability, resources allocated to technology, staff development in technology, web-based instructional programs that students can access from home, on line courses, social media use in classrooms and schools, Tech CATE course offerings, Bring Your Own Device opportunities, policies embracing the use of technology, school leadership embracing the use of technology, and Advanced Technology Courses.
Dropout Prevention - Edna High School addresses dropout prevention in the following ways: positive behavior systems, staff development geared toward Classroom management, character education courses, Reading programs (AR), anti-bullying programs, availability of school counselors, special needs identification, proper IEP implementation, student clubs offered, RTI programs (academic intervention), school climate/culture surveys, flexible scheduling, availability of on line courses, transportation support, partnerships with Mid-Coast Counseling Services, Gulf Bend Counseling Services, Lighthouse 2911 Counseling Services, and Alternative Education Placement option for graduation including early graduation.
Gifted and Talented - Edna High School offers Gifted and Talented services through the following options: AP/Dual credit courses offered, Field Trip Opportunities through the AP classes, teacher staff development in GT, student leadership opportunities, and surveys used for GT parental feedback.

7. Edna junior high Survey results

8. Edna Junior High Program criteria
Fine Arts - Edna Junior High School offers a variety of fine arts opportunities for students including choir, band, art (participated and received honors with the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo), and Academic UIL competitions
Wellness and Physical Fitness - Edna Junior High School addresses Wellness and Physical Education in the following ways: health and P.E. Course Offerings, athletic sports, SHAC (School Health Advisory Council) Involvement, participation from community at school sponsored events, student participation in school breakfast/lunch program, compliance with nutrition requirements, compliance with the Department of Agriculture audit reports, school nurses on each campus, Worth the Wait sex education program, participation at voluntary health and wellness programs such as Relay for Life, health screenings on campus, employee wellness programs, availability of school counselors, anti- bullying programs and lessons, vaccination clinics, dental screenings, EKG screenings, Summer Feeding Program, Fitnessgram, child abuse awareness and training, and blood borne pathogens training
Community and Parental Involvement - Edna Junior High School involves the community and parents in the following ways: our Back to School Rally, meet the teacher night, Back to School Bash, open house, food drives, opportunities to highlight student success (awards programs, Rustler All-Stars, etc.) events honoring community members such as Veterans Day, Emergency Operations Meetings with local EMS, Fire, Police, usability and information of campus website, compliance with required postings, active booster clubs, community service projects, Personal Graduation Plans documented, attendees at extracurricular events, Golden Cowboy Cards for Senior Citizens, multi-language material, and use of social media to communicate with community and parents.
21st Century Workforce Development - Edna Junior High School addresses the 21st Century Workforce Development in the following ways: academic counseling for high school planning, college days, and AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination). 2nd Language Acquisition - Edna Junior High School supports 2nd language acquisition in the following ways: participants in ELL/ESL programs, staff trained in ELL/ESL, LPAC documentation, programs offered to ELL/ESL students, bilingual staff and multi-language material available to parents.
Digital Learning Environment - Edna Junior High School creates a digital learning environment in the following ways: teacher and school website information and usability, resources allocated to technology, staff development in technology, web-based instructional programs that students can access from home, on line courses, social media use in classrooms and schools, Bring Your Own Device opportunities, policies embracing the use of technology, and school leadership embracing the use of technology.
Dropout Prevention - Edna Junior High School addresses dropout prevention in the following ways: positive behavior systems, staff development geared toward classroom management, character education courses, Reading programs (AR), anti-bullying programs, availability of school counselors, special needs identification, proper IEP implementation, RTI programs (academic intervention), school climate/culture surveys, and transportation support.
Gifted and Talented Programs - Edna Junior High School offers Gifted and Talented services through the following options: enrichment classes offered, field trip opportunities, staff development in GT, student leadership opportunities, and surveys used for GT parental feedback.

9. Edna Elementary Survey Results

10. Edna Elementary Program Criteria
Fine Arts – Edna Elementary School offers a variety of fine arts opportunities for students including music class, music programs, art (participated and received honors with the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo), student art displays around campus, and Academic UIL competitions.
Wellness & Physical Education – Edna Elementary School addresses Wellness and Physical Education in the following ways: health and P.E. course offerings, SHAC (School Health Advisory Council) Involvement, participation from community at school sponsored events, student participation in school breakfast/lunch program, compliance with nutrition requirements, compliance with the Department of Agriculture audit reports, school nurses on each campus, participation at voluntary health and wellness programs such as Relay for Life, health screenings on campus, availability of school counselors, anti- bullying programs and lessons, vaccination clinics, dental screenings, EKG screenings, employee wellness programs, Summer Feeding Program, Fitnessgram, child abuse awareness and training, and blood borne pathogens training.
Community and Parental Involvement – Edna Elementary School involves the community and parents in the following ways: our Back to School Rally, an active PTO, meet the teacher night, Back to School Bash, open house, opportunities to highlight student success, events honoring community members such as Veterans Day, Emergency Operations Meetings with local EMS, Fire, Police, usability and information of campus website, compliance with required postings, community service projects, attendees at school programs, Golden Cowboy Cards for Senior Citizens, multi-language material, and use of social media to communicate with community and parents.
21st Century Workforce Development – Edna Elementary School addresses the 21st Century Workforce Development in the following ways: college days and guest speakers so students can learn about different careers
2nd Language Acquisition – Edna Elementary School supports 2nd language acquisition in the following ways: participants in ELL/ESL programs, staff trained in ELL/ESL, LPAC documentation, programs offered to ELL/ESL students, bilingual staff and multi-language material available to parents.
Digital Learning Environment – Edna Elementary School creates a digital learning environment in the following ways: teacher and school website information and usability, resources allocated to technology, staff development in technology, web-based instructional programs that students can access from home, policies embracing the use of technology, and school leadership embracing the use of technology.
Dropout Prevention – Edna Elementary School addresses dropout prevention in the following ways: positive behavior systems, staff development geared toward classroom management, character education courses, Reading programs (AR), anti-bullying programs, availability of school counselors, special needs identification, proper IEP implementation, RTI programs (academic intervention), school climate/culture surveys, and transportation support.
Gifted and Talented Programs – Edna Elementary School offers Gifted and Talented services through the following options: pull-out GT program offered, field trip opportunities, staff development in GT, student leadership opportunities, and surveys used for GT parental feedback.