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Implementation Timeline Third Quarter Update – January 2014
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Board approves Strategic Plan Superintendent assigns a year to begin for each action plan Superintendent assigns “owner” of each action plan Progress is tracked throughout the year, quarterly Annual updates held spring of each year
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Seven action plans will be completed in Year 1 One in Teaching and Learning - Ongoing Two in Funding and Finance - Ongoing One in Facilities - Complete Two in Co-Curricular - Ongoing One in Communications - Ongoing
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Teaching and Learning Action Plan 1.1.4 Create a post-secondary plan for every secondary student at BAPS. Assigned to Dr. Janet Dunlop Strategies used to implement action plan include: ▪ Formed committee to develop plan ▪ Researched current models for student career advisement ▪ Selected Naviance model and developing point of contact ▪ Design implementation strategy and designate lead
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Funding and Finance Action Plan 3.1.1 Develop opportunities to increase funding at the local level through various initiatives. Assigned to Dwayne Thompson Strategies used to implement action plan include: ▪ Implemented P Card: YTD charged to P Card $950,315.86 (est. rebate $14,919) ▪ Medicaid reimbursement: Board approved contract Sept. 16, 2013, and district is now acquiring signatures from parents ▪ After meeting with BOK, we will begin to purchase Negotiable CDs this month to increase interest earnings ▪ Will begin application and survey process in October, 2014 for eligibility for Federal Impact Aid ▪ Meeting January 17, 2014 to discuss opportunities and options for Grant Writing
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Funding and Finance Action Plan 3.2.1 Develop a three-tiered plan to educate all stakeholders regarding the district’s finances and budget. Assigned to Dwayne Thompson Strategies used to implement action plan include: ▪ Financial summaries will be published in Arrowpoint in February and an overview in Annual Report when published ▪ The Annual Budget and CAFR are now posted on the website ▪ Additional personnel have been asked to join the Budget Committee ▪ Basic level financial information has been and will be included to train and educate staff: Aug. 7, Oct. 22, Nov. 6, Feb. 6, and April 30 ▪ In the process of including individual site budget reports on web page
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Facilities Action Plan 4.2.1 Develop a Long Range Planning Committee that prioritizes the needs of the district and assists with items for bond issues, boundary zones, and land acquisitions. Assigned to Michelle Bergwall Strategies used to implement action plan include: ▪ Most recent meeting included a review of community demographics, land availability/classification and statistics from City Planner Farhad Deroga ▪ Information will be used to create a bond item list ▪ Bond list will be submitted to the board for consideration in planning the next bond issue
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Co-Curricular Action Plan 5.1.1 Identify required blocks of time based on local, state, and federal requirements and logistical constraints. Assigned to Amy Fichtner Update on activities to implement action plan include: ▪ Embedded collaboration committee confirmed need for collaboration but determined that modifying the current school day is not a best course of action. ▪ Embedded collaboration committee will be an ongoing committee in 2014. ▪ Elementary principals met with instructional specialists to determine current use of collaboration time.
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Co-Curricular Action Plan 5.2.1 Create a wider range of co-curricular activities for Broken Arrow students in grades Pre-K through 12 th that are more relevant and accessible. Assigned to Chuck Perry Strategies used to implement action plan include: ▪ Student Engagement Committee- Committee of students, staff, and community members tasked with developing programs for grades Pre-K-12. ▪ BAHS Transition Camp - Focused on building relationships, creating a positive culture, and providing familiarity to campus for all incoming BAHS students ▪ BAHS Student Leadership - Organizing leadership structure at BAHS to create a wider range of leadership opportunities and developing a leadership retreat and leadership academy to strengthen student leadership qualities ▪ New Student Launch - Led by a group of BAHS students, staff, and community members, this group will be designed to welcome new students, and their families, to BAPS and BAHS. We will provide a welcome kit, resource information, and familiarization with campus functionality and staff
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Communications Action Plan 6.1.1 Utilize street teams to collect and disseminate district communications to all audiences. Assigned to Tara Thompson Strategies used to implement action plan include: ▪ Developed “Street Team FAQ” for members ▪ Identified and contacted initial group for two-month pilot ▪ Kickoff meeting delayed by snow day, rescheduled for Thursday ▪ First project will be to spread information about Carnegie Hall event
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