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PRIORITYPRIORITY AREAWHY?#STRATEGYRESPONSIBILITY2019-202020-21
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WellnessHomeworkSTUDENTS DESERVE BALANCE IN THEIR LIVES, TO LIVE IN THE MOMENT.1Develop balanced progression of homework expectations, taking into account best practice & research.Wellness/Homework subcommitteeX
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2Communicate new homework expectations to stakeholders.Wellness/Homework subcommittee
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Digital CitizenshipWE LIVE IN A DIGITAL AGE. OUR STUDENTS ARE DIGITAL NATIVES.3Collaborate with community partners around digital citizenship.Tech. Leadership committee
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4Develop K-12 scope & sequence for digital citizenship.Tech. Leadership committeeX
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Substance UsePREVENTING SUBSTANCE USE KEEPS KIDS, SCHOOLS & COMMUNITY SAFE & WELL.5Raise student, parent and community awareness regarding substance use issues and available resources and interventions.Wellness/Substance use subcommittee
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6Revise policy JICH.Wellness/Substance use subcommittee/Policy commX
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FitnessLEARNING IS ENHANCED BY REGULAR ACCESS TO MOVEMENT BREAKS.7Explore options for facilities usage and staffing implications with this usage.Wellness/Fitness subcommittee/Operations DirectorX
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8Increase movement/physical activity in K-12 classrooms.Wellness/Fitness subcommittee
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Mental HealthHEALTHY MINDS ARE A KEY TO LEARNING & LIFE-LONG HEALTH & HAPPINESS9Identify gaps in mental health curriculum.Wellness/Mental health subcommittee/Academic ServicesX
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10Provide staff and parent training to raise more awareness around youth mental health challenges.Wellness/Mental health subcommittee/HR Director
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NutritionHEALTHY BODIES ARE A KEY TO LEARNING & LIFE-LONG HEALTH & HAPPINESS11Promote safe, healthy food options and education.Wellness/Nutrition subcommittee
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Safety & SecuritySTUDENTS CANNOT LEARN & TEACHERS CANNOT TEACH UNLESS SCHOOLS ARE SAFE12Complete a threat and vulnerability assessment for all schools and begin prioritizing security gaps in district budget for action.Safety CommitteeXX
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Early ChildhoodPre-KACCESS TO QUALITY PRE-K IN THE CRITICAL FIRST STEP TO SCHOOL SUCCESS13Develop and start a Pre-K program with 32 students.MIW Admin/ Instructional Support/SuperintendentX
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14Expand Pre-K Program in line with state legislation.Elementary Ed Task Force/Superintendent
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Elementary Education StudySUCCESS IN THE EARLY CHILDHOOD YEARS MEANS SUCCESS FOR A LIFETIME15Task force develops recommentation for addressing enrollment and grade configurations.Elementary Ed Task Force/SuperintendentX
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16Hold referendum on building project(s).Board of DirectorsX
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K-5 Instructional & Professional TimeSTUDENTS BENEFIT FROM BOTH LEARNING TIME & PD TIME FOR THEIR TEACHERS.17Calendar committee makes recommendation for changes in calendar, as applicable.Calendar committeeX
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College & CareerCollective Responsibility for Student LearningALL STUDENTS BENEFIT ACADEMICALLY WHEN STAFF WORK TOGETHER18Develop and catalogue K-12 learning progressions (curriculum) using power standards approach.DLT/ Academic ServicesXX
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19Introduce Tier 1 research-based strategies for instructional core to staff. DLT/ Academic Services
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20Data protocols are used by teams of teachers for RTI purposes. DLT/ Academic Services/Instructional Support
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21Mentor training and formal program launched for new teachers to the profession.Academic ServicesX
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Response to Intervention (RTI)EVERY STUDENTS DESERVES BASIC ACADEMIC SKILLS FOR THEIR FUTURE22Structures and schedules allow for effective RTI service delivery in each school.DLT/ Academic Services/Instructional Support
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23Expand and/or refine non-categorical supports in each school.DLT/ Academic Services/Instructional SupportRefine only
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24Expand progress monitoring tools for reading, writing, math, and behavior.DLT/ Academic Services/Instructional Support
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LiteracyLITERACY IS FOUNDATIONAL TO ALL FUTURE ACADEMIC SUCCESS25Literacy audit is conducted by steering committee with support by external consultant.Academic Services/ Literacy committeeX
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26Research-based practices cited through audit applied to curriculum improvement.DLT/Academic ServicesX
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STEMSTEM UNLOCKS THE WORLD AROUND US & MANY MODERN CAREER OPPORTUNITIES27Refine and expand STEM programming K-12.DLT/Academic Services
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21st Century SkillsHigh School Career Field ExperienceCAREER EXPERIENCES MOTIVATE STUDENTS TO SET REALISTIC WORKFORCE GOALS.28Include field experience component in Policy IKF but defer to next Strategic PlanPathways committee/Policy committeeX
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Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO)STUDENTS BENEFIT FROM MULTIPLE PATHWAYS & LEARNING EXPERIENCES29Refine and communicate ELO program and structuresPathways committee/Pathways Specialist
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Learning ExhibitionsEFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS ARE BEST DEVELOPED WITH AN AUDIENCE.30Identify existing learning exhibition experiences and sequence them K-12.Academic Services/ DLTX
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Creativity & Innovation in the ClassroomTHIS NATION WAS BUILT ON INNOVATION. OUR JOB IS TO AWAKEN TALENT.31Introduce brain research to all new staff. SuperintendentXX
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32Explore and impement, as applicable, project-based learning in selected classrooms.21st Century skills committeeX
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Equity & InclusionTHE WORLD IS MORE CONNECTED THAN EVER. THE GLOBAL VIEW IS A NECESSITY.33Begin an equity & diversity leadership steering committee with guidance frm an external consulting organization.SuperintendentX
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34Develop and implement an equity plan, with specific focus on racial equity, that includes an assessment, training and curricular recommendations.Equity & Inclusion Steering Committee/ DLTXX
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