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Reynolds Middle School The Path to Success. Who are We? Reynolds Middle School is a culturally diverse inner city middle school located in Lancaster,

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1 Reynolds Middle School The Path to Success

2 Who are We? Reynolds Middle School is a culturally diverse inner city middle school located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Our students and their success are our main priorities.

3 Our Vision Together, we set the standard for excellence in urban education.

4 Current Data 2009-2010 PSSA Test Results: 44.14% Total Students Proficient in Reading 11.9% Special Education Proficient in Reading 10.53% Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Proficient in Reading

5 Current Data 2009-2010 PSSA Test Results: 53.42% Total Students Proficient in Math 13.41% Special Education Proficient in Math 35.53% LEP Proficient in Math

6 The Goals: Reading: Increase reading proficiency to 50% (about a 6% increase). Specifically, increase the proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Education increase from 12% to 24%; LEP increase from 2% to 10%. Year 1 Math: Increase math proficiency to 60% (about a 8% increase). Specifically, increase proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Ed increase from 14% to 25%; LEP increase from 25% to 35%. Community: Provide two targeted family involvement opportunities beyond required conference and back to school nights.

7 The Goals: Reading: Increase reading proficiency 6% from the previous year’s results. Specifically, increase the proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Education increase 10% from previous year’s results; LEP increase 8% from previous year’s results. Year 2 Math: Increase math proficiency 8% from previous year’s results. Specifically, increase proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Ed increase 10% from previous year’s results; LEP increase 10% from previous year’s results. Community: Provide three targeted family involvement opportunities beyond required conference and back to school nights.

8 The Goals: Reading: Increase reading proficiency 6% from the previous year’s results. Specifically, increase the proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Education increase 10% from previous year’s results; LEP increase 8% from previous year’s results. Year 3 Math: Increase math proficiency 8% from previous year’s results. Specifically, increase proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Ed increase 10% from previous year’s results; LEP increase 10% from previous year’s results. Community: Provide four targeted family involvement opportunities beyond required conference and back to school nights.

9 The Goals: Reading: Increase reading proficiency 6% from the previous year’s results. Specifically, increase the proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Education increase 10% from previous year’s results; LEP increase 8% from previous year’s results. Year 4 Math: Increase math proficiency 8% from previous year’s results. Specifically, increase proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Ed increase 10% from previous year’s results; LEP increase 10% from previous year’s results. Community: Provide five targeted family involvement opportunities beyond required conference and back to school nights.

10 The Goals: Reading: Increase reading proficiency 6% from the previous year’s results. Specifically, increase the proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Education increase 10% from previous year’s results; LEP increase 8% from previous year’s results. Year 5 Math: Increase math proficiency 8% from previous year’s results. Specifically, increase proficiency in the following subgroups: Special Ed increase 10% from previous year’s results; LEP increase 10% from previous year’s results. Community: Provide five targeted family involvement opportunities beyond required conference and back to school nights.

11 The RMS Family Two students that attend Reynolds—Harry (6 th Grade) and Franky (8 th Grade), and two younger students that attend elementary schools in the district. Both students are LEP, and one of the students (Harry) has an IEP. The family is also labeled Economically Disadvantaged. Currently neither of the students is scoring Proficient on PSSA.

12 How will our plan support the RMS family? The parents will attend school events and take advantage of: Free Childcare at Events Free Translation Services at Events Free Transportation to Events Free Computer Evenings at the School The opportunity to learn about the Math and Reading programs and how to better help their children.

13 How will our plan support the RMS family? Harry will: Attend Saturday School Attend Morning Tutoring Have his IEP supported in classes by the Instructional Support Teachers. Have his LEP needs supported in his classes by the Instructional Support Teachers.

14 How will our plan support the RMS family? Franky will: Attend Saturday School Attend Morning Tutoring Have his LEP needs supported in classes by the Instructional Support Teachers

15 Excellence at Reynolds Vision: Together, we set the standard for excellence in urban education. No matter what, the students have remained our priority and their success has remained our goal.


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