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Eastern School District School Organization Plan Public Presentation Charlottetown Rural Family of Schools Feb. 17, 2009
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Impact of Declining Enrollment Eastern School District 20012008 15,173 13,111 6 Years – Loss of 2,000
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Impact of Declining Enrollment 20 elementary schools have lost between 30% and 50% of students in the past decade 10 schools with 90 or fewer students 35 of our schools will lose students in the next decade 14 will lose up to 25% more of their students
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20012008% Change Charlottetown Rural 10831122 +4% Donagh 166 141 -15% Glen Stewart 646 647 -- Grand Tracadie 54 30 -44% LM Montgomery 404 244 -40% Sherwood 571 473 -17% Stonepark 764 875 +14%
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20082015% Change Charlottetown Rural 1122 927-17% Donagh 141 185+31% Glen Stewart 646 752+16% Grand Tracadie 30 33 +10% LM Montgomery 244 318+30% Sherwood 473 385-19% Stonepark 875 710-19%
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How has this development impacted our students? 1. The breadth and depth of specialist programming Physical Education Music Resource-based learning French
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2.The scope of student support services Guidance Special Education Resource Reading Recovery
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3.Teaching – Learning Process Teachers “stretched” across grades Teachers “stretched” across subject areas Teacher isolation Lack of administrative direction and support
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4.Student Diversity Children’s social and emotional development may be affected by split classes and soon, triple-graded classes
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Why are we concerned? Student Achievement Student Improvement Literacy – Numeracy standards increasing
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What should we do? Focus on the teaching – learning process Emphasize structured and explicit teaching methods aimed at specific skill development in reading, writing and mathematics
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What is the best way to do it? At least 2 teachers per grade Single graded classrooms 15-20 students grade 1-3, 20-25 students grade 4-6 Strong student support and specialist programs Within grade teacher collaboration and administrative leadership and support
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Grand Tracadie Elementary 30 students – 3.46 FTE Grades 1 – 2 - 7 students (1,6) Grades 3 – 4 - 13 students (7,6) Grades 5 – 6- 10 students (5,5) S/T Ratio – 8.67
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Teacher #1 Principal Grade 1-2 Core Resource Teacher Contact IEP Coordinator Teacher #2 Vice-Principal Grades 5-6 Core Physical Education 1 - 6
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Teacher #3 Grades 3-4 Core Site Tech Contact 1-6 Library Contact 1-6 Teacher #4 (.3) Music grades 1-6 French grades 4-6
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Programs Resource – None Special Education – None Guidance -.16 Library – None Physical Education – Untrained Music - Untrained
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Grand Tracadie Catchment Area Dual Zone-106 students Grand Tracadie-28 students LM Montgomery-56 students Sherwood -17 students Tracadie Cross- 5 students
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