Single School Plan for School Achievement

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Single School Planfor School Achievement

• Joe Nightingale School
• Orcutt Union School District
• Joe Dana, Principal
• May, 2002

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School Vision and Mission

• At Joe Nightingale School, all students learn and
  all students belong. Our students, parents, and
  staff are committed to working as a team to
  promote academic excellence, physical and
  emotional well-being, social and behavioral
  development, and an appreciation of diversity. We
  strive to instill in our students motivation and
  excitement about their future!

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School Profile

• K-6 Elementary School
• 810 Students
• 41 Teachers
• Title I School

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School AccountabilityReport Card

• The Joe Nightingale School SARC may be viewed at
• http//orcutts1.sbceo.k12.ca.us/public/sarcs/Ntgsa
  rc2.pdf

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Analysis of Current Educational Practice
Student Achievement of Standards

• Collaborative Planning
• School Goals
• Grade Level Academic Goals
• Individual Learning Goals

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Student Performance DataAPI
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Student Performance DataSTAR
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Student Performance DataSTAR
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Student Performance DataCELDT
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Student Performance DataLocal Measures

• Reading Comprehension
• 70.3 3-6 Graders Average or High on NWEA
• 47.5 1-2 Graders Passed Grade Level Test

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Student Performance DataLocal Measures

• Writing
• 19.7 1-6 Graders Proficient on Fall Title I
  Writing Performance Assessment
• 23 4th Graders Proficient or Better on STAR
  Writing Assessment

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Student Performance DataLocal Measures

• Math Computation
• 70.9 3-6 Graders Average or High on the NWEA
  Assessment
• 63.6 1-2 Graders Passed Grade Level Assessment

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School Demographics
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School Demographics
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Student Groups Performing Below Standards
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School Goals for Improving Student Achievement

• Reading Comprehension- By Spring 2003, 75 of
  students in grades 1-6 will perform at or above
  grade level in reading comprehension, as measured
  by grade level reading comprehension assessments
  (grades 1-2) or Reading Comprehension subcategory
  within the NWEA Reading Test (grades 3-6).

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School Goals for Improving Student Achievement

• Writing By Spring 2003, 35 of students in
  grades 1-6 will have their writing scored as
  proficient or above on the Title I Writing
  Performance Assessment.

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School Goals for Improving Student Achievement

• Mathematics Computation By Spring 2003, 75 of
  students in grades 1-6 will perform at or above
  grade level in math computation, as measured by
  grade-level math computation assessments (grades
  1-2) or the Estimation and Computation
  subcategory within the NWEA Mathematics Test
  (grades 3-6).

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Joe Nightingale School Plan
Now the work begins to achieve our goals.