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Enhancing Student Achievement: Building a Sustainable Program Review System

Explore how Lincoln County High School implements a comprehensive school-wide approach to program reviews, focusing on pillars such as process, storage, monitoring, and timelines. Learn about the documentation process, storage solutions, monitoring tools, and the timeline structure that drives their success.

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Enhancing Student Achievement: Building a Sustainable Program Review System

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  1. Connecting students to Culture, careers, and communications A system for program reviews

  2. Today’s learning target • I can identify four pillars for an effective Program Review System. • Essential Questions: • What type of a structure will facilitate a sustainable system for increasing student achievement? • How do you adequately promote the need for a well-rounded student?

  3. A School wide approach • Lincoln County High School’s journey for improving is a school-wide approach with the intent for a natural inclusion of program reviews. • Every teacher…Every class…On-going…All year!

  4. School Council Connections:

  5. Four pillars that hold it all together Program Reviews Storage Monitoring Timeline Process

  6. Pillar #1: process Writing Program Review Program Review Team Lead Standard / Indicator Leads Department Reps. A/H ELA Math PL/CS Science SS

  7. What does the documentation look like? • LCHS Documentation Form • The evidence • Leadership Evidence

  8. Pillar #2: Storage • Technology • Our choice is SkyDrive

  9. Specific Program Review Folder (3)

  10. Standard/demonstrator folders

  11. Indicator folders:

  12. Monthly folders:

  13. Pillar #3: Monitoring • Support • Feedback • Rubric • Monitoring Tool

  14. Pillar #4: Timelines 2013-14 Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March April May

  15. What an effective system has done for LCHS… • “We have to get to a place of learning before we can have a place to celebrate.” • ~ ACES Celebration Student Group

  16. Contact Information: • Stacy Story • Lincoln County High School • stacy.story@lincoln.kyschools.us • Mark Gorton • Lincoln County High School • mark.gorton@lincoln.kyschools.us

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