Title: School Improvement Plan
1School Improvement Plan
- Countryside School
- Mrs. Christy Newhouse
2School Improvement Efforts
Social-Emotional Learning
Writing
Reading
3History of ISAT Scores3rd Grade READING
Percent of Students Meeting Exceeding Standards
95
92
85.9
82.5
82
73
71
67
65
62
Percentage
4History of ISAT Scores4th Grade READING
Percent of Students Meeting Exceeding Standards
94
91
79
79
73
73
Percentage
5History of ISAT Scores5th Grade READING
Students Meeting Exceeding Standards
89
88
84.8
82
81.1
70
68
61
60
60
Percentage
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7 Fall 2007 - Winter 2008 AIMSWeb CBM Results
85
84
79
79
77
75
73
71
Percentage
24
23
8Reading Goal
- Using the Standards Based ISAT Correlates to
set benchmark targets, all Countryside students
will achieve Reading Curriculum Based Measurement
(RCBM) scores above Proficient on the spring
assessment.
9Reading Goal
- Guided reading using a variety of leveled texts
- Infusion of non-fiction, leveled text
- Review and possible adjustment of the core
curriculum - Individual monitoring of reading progress
10Reading Goal
- Flexible grouping and strategic interventions for
targeted skills - Professional development in the use of data to
inform instruction, research-based interventions,
and strategies for increasing student vocabulary - Home and school partnership providing
motivational reading activities
112007 ISATExpository Writing Results
72
Percentage
71
50
50
12Writing Goal
- Countryside students will demonstrate improvement
in the use of writing strategies and mechanics by
achieving a meets or exceeds rating on a common,
grade level designed assessment given three times
per year, using a four point rubric developed
for that grade level.
13Writing Goal
- Professional development in the structure and
strategy traits of writing - Develop a common writing vocabulary
- Develop common rubrics and grade-level assessments
14Writing Goal
- Focused instruction and modeling of the writing
process - Visiting Author presentations
- Authentic writing opportunities
1540 Developmental Assets Survey
Average Number of Assets Reported by Students at
Countryside
Average Number of Assets
30
29.2
1640 Developmental Assets Survey
Importance of Helping Others Compared to
Receiving Opportunities to Help Others
95
Percentage
39
1740 Developmental Assets Survey
Students Reporting That Home and School and
Neighborhood Have Clear Rules
84
64
Percentage
57.5
18Social and Emotional Learning Goal
- Students at Countryside will demonstrate an
understanding - of caring and responsibility through
- the participation in direct service
opportunities and the practice of identified
positive behaviors related - to responsibility.
19Social and Emotional Learning Goal
- Organize Social-Emotional Learning Committee made
up of teachers and parents - Develop community and school service projects
through Student Council and the Countryside
Connection Club
20Social and Emotional Learning Goal
- Development of positive behavior framework and
infusion through direct instruction - Professional Development in techniques of the
Calm Classroom - Collaborative art project with Sunny Hill 5th
grade
212007 Highlights
- Initiated School Health and Wellness Plan and
completion of Outdoor Walking Path by P.T.O.
222007 Highlights
- Rallied all students around our THINK GREEN
Theme
232007 Highlights (contd.)
- Completed Year 1 of a multi year implementation
of a Response to Intervention/Problem Solving
Model.
242007 Highlights (contd.)
- Developed collaborative relationship with Alden
Estates through Countryside Connection Club
252007 Highlights (contd.)
- Sunny Hill and Countryside 5th Graders
- Bridging the Gap with Art
262007 Highlights (contd.)
- Former Countryside library assistant returned to
share her first published work with each
classroom as our visiting author
272007 Highlights (contd.)
- First student participant in statewide Young
Authors Conference
282007 Highlights (contd.)
- Student recipient of Infinitec Assistive
Technology Award
29Countryside School Improvement
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