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Friday, November 15, 2024

Kirtisha Jones - Principal Katy McGovern - Assistant Principal

C&L McDougle Elementary School

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Mission & Vision

Mission:

C&L McDougle Elementary achieves equitable outcomes and a genuine love of learning by nurturing positive relationships, providing innovative instruction, and responding to the strengths and needs of the whole child.

Vision:

Together we learn. Together we grow. Together we celebrate success as we go.

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Instructional Excellence:Preparing Students for Life

Reading Goal: By the end of the 2023-2024 school year, C&L McDougle Elementary students will show growth in performance from 67.9% to 71.8% proficiency or higher in the area of reading.

Student Groups: Black 26.2% to at least 40.1%, Latinx 28.2% to at least 34.5%, White 87.0% to at least 90.1% , EDS 28.6% to at least 30.0%, SWD 29.7% to at least 32.1% by June 2024.

Math Goal: By the end of the 2023-2024 school year, C&L McDougle Elementary students will students will show growth in performance from 71.7% to 82.1% proficiency or higher in the area of math.

Student Groups: Black 28.6% to at least 40.1%, Latinx 43.6% to at least 57.4%, White 88.3% to at least 95.0% , EDS 42.9% to at least 48.0%, SWD 32.4% to at least 36.2% by June 2024.

English Learner Progress: By the end of the 2023-2024 school year, we will increase the percentage of ML students that meet their annual progress goal from 33.3% to at least 50.3%.

School Improvement Plan Goals 2022-2024

Master Metrics

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Creating a Culture of Safety and Wellness

Chronic Absenteeism Goal: By the end of the 2023-2024 school year, we will improve our attendance from 14.5% to no more that 12% of our students being chronically absent, as set by the district. (Our school’s goal is 10%)

Student Culture Goal: By the end of the 2023-2024 school year, utilizing Panorama data, our School Climate percentage will improve from 64% to at least 68%.

School Improvement Plan Goals 2022-2024

Master Metrics

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Priority Indicators for the 2023-2024 School Year

Instructional Teams:

Indicators A2.04, A3.01, A4.01

MTSS:

Indicator A4.01

Parent Engagement:

Indicators 1.05 & 1.06

Teacher Retention:

Indicator 3.04

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Celebrations and Growth Opportunities

Celebrations

  • Raised McDougle Elementary from a "C" to a "B" rating.
  • Advanced Black students out of "F" rating.
  • Exceeded Math growth targets and met growth goals across all student groups.
  • Achieved 100% completion on Teacher Working Conditions Survey with high satisfaction ratings.
  • Fully implemented Student-Centered Coaching.
  • Reduced chronic absenteeism from 14.5% to 9.9%, surpassing the 10% goal.

Growth Opportunities

  • As a school, we were just below the threshold for exceeding growth overall and with both our Black and White student groups.
  • Reading emerged as the area with the most significant opportunity for improvement.
  • Focus on sustained growth for our Black and Latinx students to ensure they remain out of F status
  • Increase instructional rigor by incorporating higher-order thinking and questioning techniques in classrooms.

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School Improvement Plan Goals 2024-2026

Master Metrics

Reading Goal: By June 2025, C&L McDougle Elementary students will show growth in reading performance from 70% to 73% proficiency or higher in the area of reading as evidenced by their performance on EOG tests.

Student Groups: Black from 36.4% to 40%; EDS from 34.8% to 38%; Latinx from 33.3% to 36%, White from 87.2% to 90%; SWD from 39.4% to 42% (A2.04,A4.01,A4.16)

Math Goal: By June 2025, C&L McDougle Elementary students will show growth in math performance from 76.5% to 82.1% proficiency or higher in the area of reading as evidenced by their performance on EOG tests.

Student Groups: Black from 39.4% to 42.8%; EDS from 44.9% to 48.7%; Latinx from 47.6% to 50.6%, White from 91.9% to 95%; SWD from 48.5% to 52.3%. (A4.01, A4.16, C2.01)

English Learner Progress: By the end of the 2024-2025 school year, we will increase the percentage of ML students that meet their annual progress goal from 42.9% to at least 53.8%.

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School Improvement Plan Goals 2024-2026

Master Metrics

Creating a Culture of Safety and Wellness

School Culture Goal:

  1. School Climate: Improve School Climate to increase the overall positive school climate rating from 59% to at least 65%, as measured by Panorama data, by the end of the 2024-2025 school year. (A4.06)
  2. Attendance: By the end of the school year, the percentage of chronically absent students will decrease from 9.9% to 5%, supporting overall student success and engagement. (A4.06; E1.06)

Strengthening Family and Community Engagement

Family and Community Engagement Goal: At C&L McDougle Elementary we will increase Family and Community Engagement by hosting at least four community-centered events, along with two “Coffee and Conversation” sessions with the principal, throughout the 2024-2025 school year, and enhance school-to-home communication with the implementation of Talking Points.(E1.06)

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School Improvement Plan Goals 2024-2026

Master Metrics

Empowering, Equipping and Investing in Our People

By the end of the 2024-2025 school year, every full-time classroom teacher at C&L McDougle Elementary will receive an average of five hours per week of duty-free instructional planning time, supporting a productive and effective teaching environment.

Instructional Assistants will receive 2.5 hours per week of duty-free time. (B2.03)

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2024 -2025 Priority Indicators

Data Driven Discussions

Indicators C2.01, B1.03

MTSS:

Indicator A4.01

Instructional Leadership & Accountability

Indicators B3.03

Student Culture & Belonging

Indicator A4.06, E1.06

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Title I Information(Title I Schools Only)

The school will ensure that all expenditures will be aligned to Strategic Plan and School Improvement Goals. This will include school resources and materials as well as use of professional development funds. (B3.04)

  • Decodable Readers: Build foundational literacy through phonics-based practice.
  • Math Tutoring and Support: Address learning gaps with targeted support, and Improve math growth and proficiency.
  • MES Community Events: Strengthen family-school partnerships, Foster trust and collaboration, and Equip families with tools to support learning.
  • Talking Points: Break language barriers, boost engagement, and strengthen parent-teacher partnerships
  • Title 1 Interventionist and Resources: Deliver targeted support for students, and provide specialized instruction and evidence based learning resources

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