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Goal 1��Cultivating Inclusive, Anti-Racism and Restorative Schools, Classrooms and District

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Attendance

2021-22 attendance was 93%

Goal set to 98% for 2022-23 (similar to pre-covid rates)

California Healthy Kids Survey

51% of 7th gr Students “Strongly Agree” with feeling a sense of connectedness at school

Goal set to 80%

Building Community via Circles

Counseling staff supported ELA in 2019 & HSS in 2021

Goal set to support Math in 2022

Reclassification Goal

We will reclassify 50% our English Learners.

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Goal 2��Access to Broad and Challenging Curriculum & Accelerating Student Learning with High Expectations for All

All Grades 56% Met & Exceed Standards on SBAC in ELA

(6th & 8th graders outperformed 7th by 10%)

Goal set to 70%

Students with Disabilities 13% goal set to 25%

African American Students 44% goal set to 60%

Hispanic Students 44% goal set to 60%

English Learners 0% goal set to 0%

Click here for detailed SBAC Data�

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Goal 2 aReading (aka FAST) - goal set to increase by 5%

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Goal 3��Access to Broad and Challenging Curriculum & Accelerating Student Learning with High Expectations for All

All Grades 47% Met & Exceed Standards on SBAC Math

(6th graders outperformed 7th & 8th by 10%)

Goal set to 65%

Students with Disabilities 10% goal set to 25%

African American Students 23% goal set to 40%

Hispanic Students 34% goal set to 50%

English Learners 0% goal set to 30%

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Goal 3 aMath (aka FAST) - goal set to increase by 6%

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Goal 2 and 3 set to decrease Ds & Fs by 5% across all grades

Percentage of students who earned a D or F during Semester 1 2021-22
	ELA	Math	HSS	Sci
6th	8%	24%	8%	8%
7th	7%	11%	8%	5%
8th	13%	23%	23%	16%

Percentage of students who earned a D or F during Semester 2 2021-22
	ELA	Math	HSS	Sci
6th	10%	19%	9%	6%
7th	10%	13%	8%	6%
8th	13%	7%	11%	18%

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Goal 4��Quality Leadership & Teaching

Only to be shared with Area Superintendent, Bruce Bivins

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Goal 5��Family and Community Engagement with Highly Regarded Neighborhood Schools

20% of volunteers participate in school events

Panther Pride Run, Panther Bowling Night, Marine Fitness Day, Teacher Appreciation, 8th gr Field Day

Goal set to 40%

40% of volunteers donate money to DP Foundation

Panther Partners, Panther Pride Run, Panther Bowling Night

Goal set to 65%

3% of volunteers attend DP Foundation meetings

Goal set to 5%

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Strategies to Increase Student Achievement

The DPMS 2022-23 School Budget will support the following:

Master Schedule designed with common prep
90% of Title 1, Title 1 Supplemental, and LCFF funds to reduce class sizes

Average Class Size in Math is 25 students

Instructional materials for classrooms and library

Basic school supplies

Professional Development Opportunities for our teachers

On-site PD and local conferences
Restorative Justice Practices
Implementation of Standards Based Learning
Professional Growth through SDUSD Evaluation Process
Systematic Professional Learning Communities

Student and Parent Outreach

Academic and Social/Emotional Counseling
Student Incentives
Panther Parent Update
Matriculation/Articulation Support

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