District Goals 2015-2017
Unanimously approved by the School Committee on April 8, 2015
Strategic Priorities: Engage and Challenge All Students & Enhance Learning Through Technology
Professional Practice Goals:
- By the end of the 2016-17 school year, all grade level and department teams will have re-designed and implemented an existing learning experience for students that includes:
- An open-ended question that requires students to think critically about an engaging topic
- A special introductory event to the learning experience that generates curiosity and motivates students to learn more about the topic
- Multiple pathways to demonstrate learning
- Opportunities for students to share their thinking and collaborate with others
- Work shared with an audience beyond teacher and classroom
- Technology integration that enhances learning at the Modification and/or Redefinition level (SAMR Model)
The resources for this learning experience will be organized digitally to support team and department collaboration and innovation.
- Beginning in 2015-2016, all students in Grades 5 through 12 will receive explicitinstruction in digital citizenship each year, and the middle and high schools will collect feedback and data to best target this instruction.
Student Learning Goals:
- In spring 2017, the number of students meeting the proficiency benchmark on PreK-12 common writing assessments will increase by at least 5% in each grade level compared with the baseline established in 2016.
- In spring 2017, the number of students meeting the proficiency benchmark on PreK-12 common mathematics assessments will increase by at least 5% in each grade level compared with the baseline established in 2016.
Strategic Priority: Promote Health and Wellness
Professional Practice Goal:
- Based on surveys and observations, each school will ensure a systematic response to address the needs of students who are at-risk for behavioral or mental health issues, especially those who are identified as lacking a connection to a caring adult in the school environment.
Student Learning Goal:
- All students will be able to identify at least one way they can access the help and support they need in the school environment when they or a friend are struggling with social, emotional or mental health issues.
Strategic Priority: Increase Value to the Community
Community Goal:
- Partner with booster and community groups, local businesses, and alumni in order to raise $1 million towards the renovation and improvement of the athletics infrastructure at Shrewsbury High School.
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