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2 | Joplin Schools Improvement Plan Five-Year Improvement Plan * beginning July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2027 *updated annually | |||||||
3 | School/Department Name: | Joplin High School | ||||||
4 | Last Updated: 23 August 2024 | 2024-2025 | ||||||
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7 | District Strategic Plan Goal: | 1.1.1 Student proficiency and growth in English Language Arts in grades K-12 will improve as measured by local benchmark assessments and annually by state assessments. | ||||||
8 | 2027 SMART GOAL | Current Year Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |||||
9 | English II EOC Score Improvement: Average scores will increase by 2% each year. | 48% | | |||||
10 | The percentage of students scoring below basic on the EOC will be reduced by 3% or more annually. | 11% | | |||||
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12 | Action Step | Resource Need & Costs Include funding source | PD Needs & Cost Include funding source | Person(s) Responsible | Timeline | Fidelity of Implementation | ||
13 | 1) Implemented as needed, PLC time will be set aside to address instructional strategies and interventions. Formative assessment data and growth measures will be used to evaluate student success. | PLC Time, GoogleDocs, Canvas | Continued PD for formative assessment strategies | Department Chair & Content Leads - English Language Arts PLC Team for intervention implementation | In progress and reviewed as needed | | ||
14 | 2) In all English Language Arts Core classes: Unit Common assessments with varying question styles that align to the grade-level standards. | Previous EOC question banks Department-created EOC-like questions | Continued training on assessing & instructing writing mechanics | Content Teams for English I, English II, English III, and English IV. Chris Young | Unit by unit. | | ||
15 | 3) Vertical alignment of English Language Arts curriculum grades 9th - 12th. | 9-12 English Language Arts Department meetings Every other PLC dedicated to vertical alignment work. | Occasional grade-level or course team workdays, as needed. | Department Chairs and Content Leads, Chris Young | Curriculum revisions are always ongoing to meet the varying needs of Missouri standards, and district objectives. | | ||
16 | 4) EOC Review work scheduled into the curriculum calendar for English I and II | Canvas Pearson Text | None | Department Chairs English II Content Lead English I Content Lead | Ongoing | | ||
17 | 5) Tutoring for at-risk students - 8 hours available per week before school or after school. | Continued tutoring component - Eagle advantage/Career Ladder | None | English teachers before and after school | Ongoing | | ||
18 | 6) Learning Intentions and Success Criteria will be posted daily and communicated to students. | MO Learning Standards; curriculum | PLC meetings will be utilized | JHS English teachers | review and amend as needed | | ||
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21 | District Strategic Plan Goal: | 1.1.2 Student proficiency and growth in Mathematics in grades K-12 will improve as measured by local benchmark assessments and annually by state assessments. | ||||||
22 | 2027 SMART GOAL | Current Year Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |||||
23 | Student proficiency in Algebra I will improve in grades 9-12 from 38.6% to 53.6% as measured by EOC by the end of the SY2027. | 46.5% | | |||||
24 | Student passing rate overall will improve from 86.87% to 95% as measured by PowerSchool reports by the end of the SY2027. | 92.50% | | |||||
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27 | Action Step | Resource Need & Costs Include funding source | PD Needs & Cost Include funding source | Person(s) Responsible | Timeline | Fidelity of Implementation | ||
28 | Tutoring | Eagle Advantage/Career Ladder | None | Math Department | Review yearly | | ||
29 | Unit Test Retakes up to Algebra II (formatives analysed) | Retesting Support Intervention time Canvas Data Tracking PLC input planning time | PLC District Professional Development Schedule for Remediation Time | Math Department Dept. Heads and Content Leads | Review yearly | | ||
30 | Common Formative Assessments | Retesting Support Intervention time Canvas Data Tracking PLC input planning time Weekly PLC Meetings | PLC District Professional Development Supporting Students | Math Department Dept. Heads and Content Leads | Review throughout year for each unit | | ||
31 | Intervention and Differentiating Instruction | Delta Math (?) KhanAcademy (?) Desmos (?) OpenMiddle Math (?) Thinking Math (?) Shared responsibility (No $) Intervention Time | None RTI at work training | Math Department | Review yearly | | ||
32 | Team Communication (weekly emails?) for current path and next step | The math department will show improvement in paying attention to self and others to monitor our ways of working. | PLC Training Adaptive Schools | Math Dept./Content Leads | Review yearly | | ||
33 | Review and develop a guaranteed and viable curriculum: 1. Develop year at a glance 2. Common Assessments 3. RTI Plan | PLC Planning Time by content teams | Planning days Site Visit | Math Department Leads | 2024-2025 Reviewed Yearly | | ||
34 | Researching and implementing Project Based Learning / Real World Learning to support the Academies | Need | Professional Development RWL / PBL | Dept Leads and Department | 2024-2025 | | ||
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37 | District Strategic Plan Goal: | 1.1.3 Student proficiency and progress in Science in grades 5, 8, and high school Biology will improve as measured by local benchmark assessments and annually by state assessments. | ||||||
38 | 2027 SMART GOAL | Current Year Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |||||
39 | Student proficiency in Biology will improve from 27.4% to 45% as measured by EOC by the end of the SY2027. | 41% | | |||||
40 | Student passing rate in Biology will improve from 77% to 90% as measured by PowerSchool reports by the end of the SY2027. | 84.00% | | |||||
41 | Student passing rate in Physical Science Chemistry will improve from 85% to 95% as measured by PowerSchool reports by the end of the SY2027. | 90% | | |||||
42 | Student passing rate in Physical Science Physics will improve from 91% to 95% as measured by PowerSchool reports by the end of the SY2027. | 93% | | |||||
43 | Action Step | Resource Need & Costs Include funding source | PD Needs & Cost Include funding source | Person(s) Responsible | Timeline | Fidelity of Implementation | ||
44 | Required science courses will be aligned with the MO Learning Standards. | District curriculum, Course Level Expectations, Progress Learning A Plus Competencies, printed materials; Canvas | Various PD opportunities available | JHS Science Dept (Karisa Boyer- subject leader has curriculum access) | reviewed quarterly and as common summatives are given | | ||
45 | Course timelines will be developed for required courses. | District curriculum, Course Level Expectations, PLC meetings | PLC meetings | JHS Science Dept | reviewed bi-monthly during PLCs | | ||
46 | Common formative and summatives will be created and analyzed by team. | Canvas, Progress Learning | PLC Time | JHS Science Dept | Reviewed quarterly (at a minimum) | | ||
47 | Physical Science/Chemistry teachers will develop and incorporate ACT type questions (common assessments) | ACT Practice test items, DESE released items | PLC Time | JHS Science Dept (physical science and chemistry teachers). | Reviewed quarterly | | ||
48 | EOC data and ACT science data will be reviewed and strategies will be developed to address improvement. | EOC data and ACT data, activities developed by science teachers | DESE data, ACT data | JHS Science Department | Reviewed annually in the Fall; EOC data also in Spring for review preparations | | ||
49 | Strategies will be developed and implemented in required science courses to increase achievement on the EOC exam | course level expectations, released items, activities by teachers | PLC Time | JHS Science Dept | Reviewed quarterly | | ||
50 | Tutoring will be available before and after school. | JHS Science teachers - schedule created; Eagle advantage for pay | Eagle Advantage | JHS Science teachers that volunteer to tutor | review and amend as needed | | ||
51 | Learning and Success Criteria will be posted daily and communicated to students. | MO Learning Standards; curriculum | PLC meetings will be utilized | JHS Science teachers | review and amend as needed | | ||
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57 | District Strategic Plan Goal: | 1.1.4 Student proficiency and progress in Social Studies in high school Government will improve as measured by local benchmark assessments and annually by state assessments. | ||||||
58 | 2027 SMART GOAL | Current Year Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |||||
59 | Government EOC Score Improvement: Average scores will increase by 1% each year. | 56.8 | Met | |||||
60 | Social Studies Department will decrease the failure rate by 1.5% each year. | 6.58 | Met | |||||
61 | Government EOC score improvement: Increase advanced proficiency by 3% each year. | 43.7 | Not Met | |||||
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63 | Action Step | Resource Need & Costs Include funding source | PD Needs & Cost Include funding source | Person(s) Responsible | Timeline | Fidelity of Implementation | ||
64 | 1) Implemented as needed, PLC time will be set aside to address instructional strategies and interventions. Formative assessment data and growth measures will be used to evaluate student success. | PLC Time, GoogleDocs, Canvas, Progress Learning | Continued PD for formative assessment strategies | Social Studies PLC Team for intervention implementation Department Chair & Content Leads | In progress, and reviewed as needed | | ||
65 | 2) In all Social Studies Core classes: Quarterly Common assessments with varying question styles that align to the Government EOC. | Previous EOC question banks Progress Learning for EOC-like questions | Continued training on assessing & instructing writing mechanics | Content Teams for US History, World History, American Government, & World Geography | Reviewed 4 times per year during common assessments and data analysis | | ||
66 | 3) In all Social Studies content areas, continued development of lessons and assessments with a focus on varying stimuli similar to EOC type questions. | Previous EOC questions banks Progress Learning | Training on question writing Lessons geared toward test taking | PLC team Government Teachers Department Chair & Content Leads | 40% of test questions in Semester 1 and 50% in Semester 2 will have visual stimuli (composite questions, graphs, charts, maps, interpreting data, political cartoons, etc) | | ||
67 | 4) Vertical alignment of Social Studies curriculum grades 6th - 12th. | 6-12 Social Studies Department meetings Dedicated time and development for team building between the HS and the MS faculties | Half-Day releases for content leads to work together with vertically aligned Middle School faculty groups. | Department Chairs and Content Leads | Curriculum revisions are always ongoing to meet the varying needs of Missouri standards, and district objectives. Freshmen exam given at the beginning of the year with data provided to Middle Schools. | | ||
68 | 5) Weekly formative bell ringers will be given in each Social Studies course focusing on Government EOC style questions. | PLC Time, Progress Learning | Dedicated time to come up with questions. | PLC team Department chairs and content leads | Weekly | | ||
69 | 6) EOC Review work scheduled into the curriculum calendar for Government and US History. Individualized student review with department developed tools to address student weaknesses. For US History, 1 week unit geared toward American Government review for the Citizenship Test that will also address GOV EOC. In American Government a 2 day focus on Comparative Government and the Enlightenment Era to addressed low scoring areas of the EOC. Two day curriculum additions to Government to include explicitly Civic Responsibility & Civic Duty | Progress Learning, Canvas | None | American - Amber Travis Government Content Lead - Kristen Bagby | 2+ weeks before the scheduled dates for the Government EOC examination and 1 week before the Citizenship Test. | | ||
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72 | District Strategic Plan Goal: | 1.2.1 Students meeting graduation requirements as measured by state metrics will improve annually by status and growth (i.e. Four and Five-Plus Year Graduation Rate calculation) | ||||||
73 | 2027 SMART GOAL | Current Year Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |||||
74 | Student on-time 4 year graduation rate will improve from 81.8% to 90% as measured by APR Graduation Rate by the end of the SY2027. | | ||||||
75 | Student 5+ year graduation rate will improve from 84.2% to 92% as measured by APR Graduation Rate by the end of the SY2027. | | ||||||
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77 | Action Step | Resource Need & Costs Include funding source | PD Needs & Cost Include funding source | Person(s) Responsible | Timeline | Fidelity of Implementation | ||
78 | The Student Intervention Team (SIT) will implement intervention strategies for identified at-risk students. | Eagle Advantage Support | SIT Meetings (2/month) | SIT Team Members | On-going throughout the school year. | | ||
79 | Weekly failing grades report for all grade levels. | None | None | At-RIsk Principal | On-going throughout the school year. | | ||
80 | Face to face meetings w/ students to review current grades, missing work, and credits earned. | None | PowerSchool University PD training | At-Risk Principal | On-going throughout the school year. | | ||
81 | Each department will have individual BSIPs: | None | Ongoing PD; PLC department meetings | All Departments and Administrators | On-going throughout the school year. | | ||
82 | Review trend data | None | None | Administrators | On-going throughout the school year. | | ||
83 | Identify and advise at-risk students for placement in alternative programs based on each individual student's needs. | Eagle Advantage Support Alternative Program Funding | SIT Meetings (2/month) FLEX/MoOption/Skill Recovery/JAG | Principals, Counselors, SIT Team | On-going throughout the school year. | | ||
84 | Fusion leaders will support 9th graders academically and socially and promote school spirit and club participation. | Substitute Teachers for Fusion activities | Yearly training and planning by Fusion Sponsors | Fusion Coordinators & 9th Grade Teachers | Monthly check-ins | | ||
85 | College and Career curriculum will be embedded into the Transitions courses at every grade level. | Subsitute Teachers for Transitions Grade-Level Leaders | Transitions Leader Meetings (1/quarter) | Grade Level Principals, Transitions Team, and Counselors | Quarterly Leader Meetings | | ||
86 | Night School | Night School Teachers | Effective Practices in Motivation | General Ed and SPED Teachers | On-going throughout the school year. | | ||
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91 | District Strategic Plan Goal: | 1.2.2 Students earning qualifying scores for post-secondary success ready coursework and/or assessments will improve annually as measured by status qand growth (i.e. ACT, PLTW, Industry Recognized Credentials, Advanced Placement courses, Dual Credit courses, ASVAB, and Work Keys). | ||||||
92 | 2027 SMART GOAL | Current Year Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |||||
93 | 100% of students in the class of 2024 will have a completed, qualifying score for College and Career Readiness | | ||||||
94 | Student proficiency in CCR Assessment will improve from 53.1% to 75% as measured by CCR Assessment Report by the end of the SY2027. | | ||||||
95 | Student proficiency in CCR Advanced Credit will improve from 40.5% to 60% as measured by CCR Advanced Credit Report by the end of the SY2027. | | ||||||
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97 | Action Step | Resource Need & Costs Include funding source | PD Needs & Cost Include funding source | Person(s) Responsible | Timeline | Fidelity of Implementation | ||
98 | Seniors will complete walking papers/senior exit survey prior to graduation. | None | None | Kellie Bowman Meridith Johnson | On-going | | ||
99 | Early graduates will complete the early graduation form. | None | None | Counseling Department | December | | ||
100 | Eleventh grade students will complete the ASVAB | None | None | Administration Counseling Department | November | | ||
101 | Students completing the ACT | Scholarships available for students interested | Test administrator certification PD | Administration Counseling Department | On-going | | ||
102 | Students completing AP and DC courses | Scholarships available for students interested | Teacher AP Certification Training | Administration Counseling Department Dr. MacLaughlin | On-going | | ||
103 | Students completing the Work Keys test | CTE Funding | Test administrator certification PD | FTC, Administration | On-going | | ||
104 | Students completing PLTW courses | District funded PLTW fee | PLTW Teacher Training | PLTW Coordinator Administration Counseling Department | On-going | | ||
105 | Students completing the IRC test | CTE Funding | Test administrator certfication PD | FTC, Administration | On-going | | ||
106 | 4yr & 5yr graduation rate focus | JHS Earned Credit Report & Attendance Reports- PowerSchool | None | Administration Counseling Department Registrar | Credit Report - BOY & MOY Attendance Report - Mid-September, Mid-November, Mid-January, Mid-February, Mid-March | | ||
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111 | District Strategic Plan Goal: | 1.3.1 The district attendance rate will meet or exceed projected targets of students in attendance as evaluated by the 90/90 attendance report annually. | ||||||
112 | 2027 SMART GOAL | Current Year Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |||||
113 | 1) 96% of students will attend school 90% of the time, or better. | | ||||||
114 | 2) Joplin High School will receive at least 90% of APR Proportional Attendance points by 2027. | | ||||||
115 | 3) Joplin High School's ADA/ADM measurement will reach at least 90% by 2027. | | ||||||
116 | 4) All students will have access to a variety of highly engaging academic and extra-curricular experiences to involve its student body and improve participation over time. | | ||||||
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119 | Progress Monitoring: Enter benchmark data for your current year goal as your track it throughout the school year. The headings and row labels can be changed as needed. | SMART Goal | Fall | Winter | Spring | FY25 Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |
120 | 1 | 76.62% | | |||||
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122 | 3 | 92.86% | | |||||
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126 | Action Step | Resource Need & Costs Include funding source | PD Needs & Cost Include funding source | Person(s) Responsible | Timeline | Fidelity of Implementation | ||
127 | Teacher will conduct tardy sweeps daily throughout the school year. | Minimal | Faculty Meetings | Teachers and Principals | On-going throughout the school year | | ||
128 | Teachers will conduct 1:1 student conversations in Transitions about attendance and grades. | Canvas/Dropout Detective | Minimal | Teachers | Weekly Check | | ||
129 | Encourage involvement in clubs and after-school activities to engage students who have little or no connection to the school. | Eagle Advantage will be used to support club sponsors. | Minimal | Administrators, Teachers, Counselors | Club Fest and on-going throughout the school year | | ||
130 | Monitor student attendance rate. | None | None | At-Risk Principal, Truancy Officer | On-going throughout the school year | | ||
131 | Develop a systematic approach to analyzing attendance data to include designated benchmarks throughout the year to include 90/90, Proportional Attendance, and ADA/ADM. | Powerschool | NA | Counselors, Principals, At-Risk Coordinators, Student Success Coordinators, Director of Student Services, McKinney Vento Case Manager, CARE teams, attendance committees | - Wed., October 23, 2024 - Wed., January 22, 2025 - Wed., April 2, 2025 - Thurs., May 22, 2025 - Monthly attendance review | | ||
132 | Home Visits will be utilized to create the partnership between home and school. | Time | N/A | At-Risk Principal, Truancy Officer | On-Going | | ||
133 | PBIS Incentives for Attendance. | General Operating Budget | N/A | PBIS Team / Fusion Leaders / Admin Team | On-Going / Quarterly | | ||
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136 | District Strategic Plan Goal: | 3.3.2 The District will grow community partnerships with local businesses and organizations to support student and staff engagement and success. | ||||||
137 | 2027 SMART GOAL | Current Year Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |||||
138 | By FY27, staff, students, parents, & community members will increase to at least 70% positive feedback on questions 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Baseline ranges from 61% to 73%. | | ||||||
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140 | Action Step | Resource Need & Costs Include funding source | PD Needs & Cost Include funding source | Person(s) Responsible | Timeline | Fidelity of Implementation | ||
141 | Lunch and Learn with Business Partners | District | Dorton, FTC | | ||||
142 | Site Council | JHS - Breakfast | Admin | | ||||
143 | Advisory Boards | | ||||||
144 | Fusion - Community Partnerships with Gauntlet and Grateful Feast | Fundraising | Cox | | ||||
145 | Community Coffee Chats | Superintendent | | |||||
146 | Science Research Class - partnerships with MSSU and other local colleges/universities | | ||||||
147 | Trunk or Treat | | ||||||
148 | Meet and Greet With Reading to Elementary Students | Cox, Jasper | | |||||
149 | All School District Play | | ||||||
150 | Peer Buddies (Special Olympics, Pumpkin Patch, Bowling Alley) | Cox, SPED | | |||||
151 | Philanthropic Club | Oliver | | |||||
152 | Job Sites | Dorton | | |||||
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154 | District Strategic Plan Goal: | 3.4: Joplin Schools will engage parents as partners in education. | ||||||
155 | 2027 SMART GOAL | Current Year Goal | Goal Met/Not Met | |||||
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158 | Action Step | Resource Need & Costs Include funding source | PD Needs & Cost Include funding source | Person(s) Responsible | Timeline | Fidelity of Implementation | ||
159 | Site Council will meet to discuss school wide celebrations, etc. | Provide food & coffee | None | Administration Principal/Secretary | First Monday of the month | | ||
160 | Parent square system will be utilized to send out parent/student communication. | Send dialers, gather data | None | Administration Principal/Secretary | On-going | | ||
161 | Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held 2x a year as a tool to extend parent and teacher communication. | Provide Sign-Up Genius. Collect data from meetings. | None | Administration Faculty/Staff Instructional Technology Specialist | End of 1st Quarter End of 3rd Quarter | | ||
162 | Open house will be held once a year | Print schedules. Signage to sent parents to the appropriate place | None | Administration Faculty/Staff Instructional Technology Specialist | August - prior to beginning of school | | ||
163 | Clubs -- Community | Needs on a per-club basis | None | JHS Philanthropic Society National Honors Society STUCO | On-going | | ||
164 | Web Site | Person to manage | None | Principal/Secretary | On-going | | ||
165 | The RiseVision system will be utilized to communicate with students and visitors at JHS. | Time and effort | On-going work to maintain system | Dustin Dixon Aaron Brown Ed Raschen | On-going | | ||
166 | Principal's Weekly Memo to Students, Parents, and Staff to inform all of upcoming events and important information | Time and Effort - attention to detail | None | Randy Oliver | On-Going | | ||
167 | Freshman Parent Meeting | Time and effort | None | Freshman Principal | On-going | | ||
168 | Work Ready / College-Bound Parent Meetings During Parent-Teacher Conferences | Time and effort | None | Counseling Department | On-going | | ||
169 | Social Media Accounts | Time and effort | Best practices for sharing posts. | Principal/Secretary | On-going | | ||
170 | Student Success Principal - Home Visits | Time and Effort | None | Student Success Principal | On-Going | | ||
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