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Ogden School District Our Guaranties, Standards, and Attitudes 2012

Ogden School District Our Guaranties, Standards, and Attitudes 2012. Achievement. For the 2012 and 2013 CRT testing years, the district average and school scores will be above the state proficiency average for language arts, math, and science. 4 student per teacher change will meet the goal.

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Ogden School District Our Guaranties, Standards, and Attitudes 2012

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  1. Ogden School DistrictOur Guaranties, Standards, and Attitudes 2012

  2. Achievement • For the 2012 and 2013 CRT testing years, the district average and school scores will be above the state proficiency average for language arts, math, and science. • 4 student per teacher change will meet the goal.

  3. Achievement By the 2014 CRT testing year, Ogden will have the highest CRT proficiency scores of districts on the Wasatch Front. • This is a 33% increase from where we are now. • This is an average of 6 more students making AYP per teacher.

  4. Achievement • Every student enrolled in the district for a minimum of 160 days will make at least one year’s growth as measured on state CRT exams beginning with the 2012 CRT scores • New report cards will be issued for each school this year: 50% proficiency & 50% growth. • New growth will be based on an individual calculation of a student growth curve.

  5. Achievement • 90% of high school graduates will complete at least two years of post-secondary college or career training beginning in May 2015 • Instill belief • Skill ready

  6. Achievement • 95% of kindergarten through third grade students will be at grade level in reading by May 2013. • Current rates: • Kinder 75% • 1st 52% • 2nd 52% • 3rd 49%

  7. Attendance • Each school will maintain an average attendance above 93%. • Current attendance rate: • K-8 94% • 10-12 85%

  8. Graduation • The district cohort graduation rate, as calculated by the state, will exceed 90% by the 2012-13 school year. • Current district-wide rate: 70% • Based on a cohort rate of about 800 students • 160 more students are needed to graduate district-wide. • That is about 14 students per year per grade.

  9. Enrollment • Student/parent choice into district enrollment will exceed choice out of the district system by the 2013-14 school year. • Current choice out of district: 1398 students • Choice equates to lost revenue of over $4 million • Need: retain students, attract outside students

  10. Participation • 90% of students will participate yearly in some form of extra-curricular activity or performance by 2014. • All students will participate in community service yearly by May 2013. • Where are we? Need documentation

  11. Standards • 80% of students will master concepts during tier one instruction. • Students not mastering concepts during initial instruction will participate in tier two interventions. • What will this look like? • This alone will help us meet achievement goals.

  12. Commitment • Every student can learn, succeed and excel in our schools. • We will make no excuses for student performance. • We are committed to a new birth of commitment and education excellence in our district. • It will take courage, hope and commitment • We know that history is not destiny

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