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MMS School improvement night

MMS School improvement night. 2012 - 2013. What is A-F?. It’s an annual report card grade given to all public schools. It was adopted by the Oklahoma Legislature in 2011. How is a school’s grade calculated?. The grade is comprised of three main sections… Student Achievement – 33%

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MMS School improvement night

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  1. MMS School improvement night 2012 - 2013

  2. What is A-F? It’s an annual report card grade given to all public schools. It was adopted by the Oklahoma Legislature in 2011.

  3. How is a school’s grade calculated?

  4. The grade is comprised of three main sections… • Student Achievement – 33% • Student Growth – 34% • - Overall Student Growth 17% • - Bottom 25% Student Growth 17% • Whole School Performance – 33%

  5. What is Mayfield’s Grade? C

  6. GOOD NEWS • MMS received an “A” in • Student Attendance Rate - 94.4% • MMS received a “B” in Writing - 86% • MMS received an “A” in • Overall School Performance

  7. Areas of Focus * Increasing OCCT pass rates in all tested areas. Focusing specifically on math and reading. * Decrease referrals by 50% * Increase attendance to 95%

  8. Increase pre-ap enrollment(2011-2012 Availability) 6th Grade Honors Math 7th Grade Algebra I 8th Grade Algebra I Geometry

  9. 2012-2013 Availability 6th Accelerated Math Pre-Algebra 7th Pre- AP English Algebra I Accelerated Math 8th AP English Algebra I Geometry Pre-AP English Pre-AP U.S. History Pre-AP Science Pre-AP Math

  10. STUDENT OWNERSHIP Students… * Have/will review their scores from last year. * Have/will identify personal areas of strength and constraint. * Work with teachers to set goals for success for 2013 testing.

  11. What’s the plan?

  12. Sixty percent of all students will score proficient or higher in all tested areas of the OCCT. Data Days scheduled throughout the year Title I Math Classes – Utilizing Think Through Math computer based learning. Title I Reading Classes – Utilizing Reading Horizons computer based learning. Student Performance Charts Individualized Plans w/ Focus Groups (Students scoring in the bottom 25%) Trojan Time Remediation Learning Together Various Incentives

  13. Decrease referrals by 50% and reduce suspensions. Capturing Kids’ Hearts Social Contracts 3-Tier Behavior Intervention System Trojans ROCK Expectations ROCK Climbing (Character Education) Utilization of ISR, Saturday School and Evening ISR

  14. TROJANS RESPECT -TREAT EVERYONE AND OUR BUILDING WITH RESPECT. OWNERSHIP -TAKE RESPONSIBILITY AND OWN UP TO YOUR ACTIONS AND CHOICES COMPLIANCE -WHEN AN ADULT ASKS YOU TO DO SOMETHING, DO IT THE FIRST TIME. KINDNESS -KEEP YOUR HANDS, FEET AND NEGATIVE COMMENTS TO YOURSELF.

  15. 3. Increase attendance to 95%. Build student engagement with High-Trust Classroom Book Study Utilize Active Learning Access to Successful Practices Network Implement Gold Seal / Quadrant D Lessons Provide a safe and positive school environment Mayfield Beautification Committee Hall Sweeps

  16. HOW CAN YOU HELP? • Students are at school on time and stay at school. • Keep in touch with teachers. • Check grades online. • Provide a place and time for homework. • Talk to your student(s) about school every day. • Volunteer • Complete the parent survey.

  17. HOW CAN YOU HELP? Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed it is the only thing that ever has. - Margaret Mead Today a reader, tomorrow a leader. - Margaret Fuller

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