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Western Albemarle

State of the School 2024

  • Highlights from 2023-2024 data
  • Preview of plans for 2024-2025

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Strategic Plan: Learning for All

Our learners are engaged in authentic, challenging, and relevant learning experiences, becoming lifelong contributors and leaders in our dynamic and diverse society.

VISION

Working together as a team, we will end the predictive value of race, class, gender, and special capacities for our children’s success through high-quality teaching and learning for all. We seek to build relationships with families and communities to ensure that every student succeeds.

We will know every student.

MISSION

  • Equity
  • Excellence
  • Family and Community
  • Wellness

VALUES

GOALS

Thriving Students

Equitable, Transformative Resources

Affirming and Empowering Communities

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Our New Warriors on Faculty

Alsha Brown, English

Andrew Davis, School Counselor

Kristen Dennard, Social Studies

Sarah Hayward, Reading Specialist

Kurt Johnson, Social Studies

Marie Leake, Healthy and PE

Margaret Marshall, English & Latin

Elijah Morris, Math

Emily Turner, Mental Health Coach

Johnny Zayas, Spanish

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Enrollment Trends

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SOL Assessments - Reading

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SOL Assessments - Writing

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SOL Assessments - Math

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SOL Assessments - Closing Achievement Gaps in Math

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Accreditation from 2022-23…and predictions for 23-24

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AP Test Results

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Attendance

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Trends in Days Missed

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Chronic Absenteeism

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School Climate Data

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How much do you matter to others at this school?

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How connected do you feel to the adults at your school?

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How important is it to you to do well in classes?

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How interesting do you find the things you learn in your classes?

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Strategic Planning and Reflection

Lots of markers of achievement such as improvements in overall test scores and absenteeism.

Fun efforts to improve school community and climate.

Persistent achievement gaps for many student groups.

Troubling behaviors from vandalism to racism and intolerance

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Moving Forward to Maintain Strengths and Meet Persistent Challenges

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Staff

Focus Areas

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2024-25

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Healthy School Climate

Literacy in our Content Areas

Learning Partnerships with Families

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Tools to Support Students and Student Safety

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A Request to Partner on Hot Topics

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Planned Events for

Families & Students

Financial Aid & Post High Planning (Sept 19)

Fall Festival - October

Curriculum Fair - December

Better Together - March

Post High School Planning Night - April

Plus sports, plays, concerts…

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High School Programs

Junior ROTC at MoHS

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Our goal is to get to yes and let students drive

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Plans for this year:

  • Club Sports
  • Global Health Summit
  • Peer Mentors

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WAHS PTO

  • Monthly staff appreciation events

  • WAHS Families Facebook page

  • Scan the QR code for more info