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Carroll County Middle School 2012-13 Language Arts Plan: Enhancing Student Success

The Carroll County Middle School's 2012-13 improvement plan aims to enhance language arts and reading proficiency, particularly for GAP and special needs students. Key initiatives include daytime waivers for intervention with a focus on reading strategies like Read Naturally and the Louisville Writing Project. Staff training will cover Kansas Reading Strategies, while Freda Klotter, the Reading Specialist, will collaborate with new teachers. Additional interventions involve READ 180 for 6th graders, On-Demand Scrimmages, and scrimmage testing to celebrate student growth. Holistic support in all content areas is emphasized.

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Carroll County Middle School 2012-13 Language Arts Plan: Enhancing Student Success

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  1. Carroll County Middle School Plan for Improvement 2012-13

  2. Language Arts/Reading • ESS Daytime Waiver during the school day with a focus on GAP students. (2 People) • Reading Intervention for Special Needs students: Rotation: Read Naturally-Great Leaps- Non-Fiction reading passages focusing on OR’s and MC. • Training for staff Kansas Reading Strategy. • Gates Foundation Grant w/ Louisville Writing Project. Reading and Writing across all Content Areas, all staff except Math Teachers.

  3. Language Arts • Freda Klotter, Reading Specialist will be working with new teachers on various reading strategies within classroom. 2 Days a Week • LEA Approach with 3 special education students. (Instructional Assistant) • 15 additional 6th Graders in READ 180.

  4. Writing • Louisville Writing Project • Jan. 10 • Feb. 11 • Mar. 18 • Apr. 19 • On Demand Scrimmage Monthly starting in Jan.

  5. Math • ESS Daytime Waiver during the school day with a focus on GAP students. (1 Person) • Reciprocal Reading Flip Chart for word problems. • Carnegie/Mathia

  6. Science and Social Studies • 7th Grade Science Intervention/Enrichment focused on moving students from Apprentice-Proficient-Distinguished. • Flashback Fridays • Freda Klotter in Social Studies.

  7. Scrimmage Testing • School Wide Jan. 15 Feb. 13 Mar. 12 Apr. 17 Celebrating Proficiency And Growth of Students.

  8. Explore/Plan/ACT • Explore Scrimmage Testing within Content classes 30 minutes every three weeks • Experimenting with a program through Career Cruising that is a part of students ILP. (Explore like questions that are timed).

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