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Roadmap to Excellence 2008-2013

Roadmap to Excellence 2008-2013. Career-Ready Graduates. Annual Targets (Performance and Process). District Improvement Action Plan. Fresno Unified School District Goals. Board Core Beliefs and Commitments. 2008-2013 District Goals. All students will excel in reading, writing and math

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Roadmap to Excellence 2008-2013

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  1. Roadmap to Excellence 2008-2013 Career-Ready Graduates Annual Targets (Performance and Process) District Improvement Action Plan Fresno Unified School District Goals Board Core Beliefs and Commitments

  2. 2008-2013 District Goals • All students will excel in reading, writing and math • All students will engage in arts, activities, and athletics • All students will demonstrate the character and competencies for workplace success • All students will stay in school on target to graduate

  3. INSTRUCTIONAL GROUPS A FOCUS FOR DIFFERENTIATION

  4. WHAT IT IS… • IT IS A SPECIFIC GROUPING OF STUDENTS BY A COMMON CHARACTERISTIC • IT IS AN IN DEPTH LOOK AT WHAT STRENGTHS AND AREAS FOR GROWTH YOUR STUDENTS POSSESS • IT IS A PLANNING TOOL FOR MEETING THE NEEDS OF ALL STUDENTS

  5. WHAT IT IS NOT… • IT IS NOT A SEATING CHART • IT IS NOT A HOMOGENEOUS GROUPING • IT IS NOT A GENERAL OVERVIEW • IT IS NOT GROUPING ACHIEVERS WITH THOSE WHO STRUGGLE

  6. LIKE WHAT? Think about the strengths of your students. • What is their predominant learning style? • How did they perform on a given assessment? • What is their language acquisition level? • What is their understanding of academic vocabulary? • How often do they volunteer to participate? • Content specific capabilities

  7. DON’T FORGET… • Completely fill out the top portion of the form including all requested information • Identify your focus students with capital letters • Identify the criteria for the groupings • Make sure all students are represented.

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