Boles Independent School District

 

District Improvement Plan

 

                                                                2004-2005

 

 

 

SBDM approved:  

Board reviewed:

Revised according to Title I – NCLB: 11/07/03

                                                                                          

                                                                                                                             

 

 

 

                  MISSION STATEMENT:              The mission of Boles Independent School District is to provide an

                                    educational environment in which all students can learn and acquire

                                    the skills to be productive citizens. 

 

 

 

 

SITE-BASED DECISION MAKING COMMITTEE

 

 

                  PARENT MEMBERS:                                      Donna Tatsch

 

                  COMMUNITY MEMBERS:                    Drew Vaughn

 

                  BUSINESS MEMBERS:                                      Suzanne Heins

                                                                                                            Gwen Peterson

 

                  TEACHER MEMBERS:                                      Elementary:  Lisa McLain

                                                            Middle School:  Sandy Stewart

                                                            High School:  Patsy Yosten

 

                  SPECIAL POPULATIONS:                              Becky Hawkins

 

                  NON-TEACHING PROFESSIONALS:                        Wendy Lewis, Sara Hobbs

 

                  DISTRICT PROFESSIONALS:                        Dr. Graham Sweeney, Carol Brown, Mikayle Moreland

                                                            Shirley Duran

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BOLES DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT PLAN

NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND

2004-2005

 

 

“The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 recognizes that all children can achieve the same high standards and must be provided the education they need to reach those standards.  Successful students academic performance depends upon the opportunity to attend schools that:

 

 

The Department of Education performance goals:

·        Performance goal 1:  By 2013-2014, all students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in reading/ language arts and mathematics. 

·        Performance goal 2:  All limited English proficient students will become proficient in English and reach high academic standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in reading/language arts and mathematics.

·        Performance goal 3:  By 2005-2006, all students will be taught by highly qualified teachers.

·        Performance goal 4:  All students will be educated in learning environments that are safe, drug free, and conducive to learning.

·        Performance goal 5:  All students will graduate from high school.

 

Boles ISD supports the premise of the No Child Act of 2001 and has incorporated the Department of Education Performance goals into our Campus Improvement Plan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL I:  Improve academic performance of each student population at Boles ISD.

 

OBJECTIVE 1:  To score at or above the state standards on TAKS - writing, reading, and math.

                   

STRATEGIES

PERSON(S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURCES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Identify students group needs by disaggregation of TAKS scores (writing, math, reading). 

 Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown

Subject area teachers

 

AEIS report, individual analysis report

SCE (24)

Annually after AEIS Report (Staff Development & Campus meetings)

Progress reports, List of identified students

AEIS

Percentage of students passing TAKS tested areas

 

Provide tutorials for all students not performing at state standards on TAKS.

Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown

Subject area teachers

Acquisition of materials 

Scheduling

SCE (24)

 

Aug. 16, 2004– May 30 2005 School Calendar

Documentation of student participation, progress reports

AEIS: TAKS passing rates  

Utilize Content Mastery and Inclusion to help special education and 504 students on TAKS objectives.

 

Carol Brown, Tri-County, Becky Hawkins, Angie Yoston, Mikayle Moreland, Roxie Russell

 

Special Education (23)

 

Student IEP, Student 504 IEP

 

Aug. 16, 2004– May 30 2005

 School Calendar

 

ARD meetings as scheduled

List of students

Progress reports

Percentage of students who pass the released TAKS and AEIS: TAKS tests

 

Implement Inclusion program by offering a classroom paraprofessional to assist eligible students in the classroom.

Valerie Madding, Classroom teachers, Shirley Duran, Betty Scott, Lori Colby

Special Education (23)

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

 School Calendar

Progress reports

Report cards

Percentage of students who pass the released TAKS and AEIS: TAKS tests

 

Expand Accelerated Reading and Math Program

Shirley Duran, Classroom teachers, Shari Brown

Title I (211), Special Education (23), 

 

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

 School Calendar

Documentation of individual student progress.

 Progress Reports, Report cards, AEIS: TAKS passing rate

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL I:  Improve academic performance of student in all AEIS indicators.

 

OBJECTIVE 1: To score at or above the state standards on TAKS - writing, reading, and math.  

 

STRATEGIES

TEACHER (S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Host Family Math to provide opportunities for real world applications.

Shirley Duran

Classroom Teachers

Local Funds

Manipulative

Spring 2005

Sign-In Sheets of participants

Program evaluations

District Effectiveness Survey; Participants Evaluation

Expand curriculum area software in the Computer Lab.

 

 

Shirley Duran, Shari Brown

Title I (211)

E-Rate

Title II (262)

Technology Director

REAP (288)

August 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005 school calendar

Lesson plans, Documentation of software purchased

AEIS: TAKS passing rates

             

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL I: Improve academic performance of each student population at Boles ISD.

 

OBJECTIVE 2:  To increase the average daily attendance to 98% by 2004-2005.

                 

 

STRATEGIES

TEACHER (S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Notify/confer with parents of students with excessive absences.

 

Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown, Pam Lewis

Local funds

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

 

Documentation of letters sent to parents

AEIS & PEIMS: Daily average attendance percentage

Offer incentives for perfect attendance.

 

Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown

Local funds

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

Every 6 weeks; each semester; end of year

Record of students with perfect attendance and reward given

AEIS & PEIMS: Daily average attendance percentage

Continue Saturday School.

 

Carol Brown, Assigned staff

Local funds

Aug. 21, 2004 – May 30, 2005

Saturday school log

AEIS & PEIMS: Daily average attendance percentage

Publish students with perfect attendance in local newspaper.

Debbie Chapman, Shirley Duran

Tawakoni News, Greenville Herald Banner

Aug. 19, 2003 – May 30, 2004

Every 6 weeks; each semester; end of year

Copies of newspaper

AEIS & PEIMS; Daily average attendance percentage

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL I: Improve academic performance of each student population at Boles ISD.

 

OBJECTIVE 3:  To increase the percentage of students taking a college admission test to 80%.  By May 2005, at least 35% of those students will score at or above criterion.

                 

 

STRATEGIES

PERSON(S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Identify students by disaggregation of ACT/SAT scores.

Rita LaCour

ACT/SAT scores

 

August 16, 2004 –

May 30, 2005

(Scheduled ACT/SAT test dates)

Results of assessment given to students and made available to teachers

AEIS: Percentage of students taking the test and percentage scoring at or above criterion.

 

Provide ACT/SAT preparation class and tutorials.

 

Carol Brown,

Preparation materials

CCP lab

Scheduling

G/T (21), Local funds

August 16, 2004 –

May 30, 2005

(Scheduled ACT/SAT test dates)

List of student enrolled in classes, 6 weeks grades

ACT/SAT test scores

Provide transportation at least one time per year to an ACT/SAT site.

 

Rita LaCour

Local funds 

School bus/driver

Project “Sting”

 

 Fall 2004 and Spring 2005

(Scheduled ACT/SAT test dates)

List of students taking the tests

AEIS: Percentage of students taking the test

 

Provide incentives for taking the ACT/SAT by reimbursing ½ of the test cost after the student take the test.

 

Carol Brown, Rita LaCour, Mikayle Moreland

Local funds

 

ACT/SAT student applications

Project “Sting”

Scheduled ACT/SAT test dates; results of tests received

Results of ACT/SAT student scores

AEIS: Percentage of students taking the test

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan             2004-2005

 

 

GOAL I: Improve academic performance of each student population at Boles ISD. 

 

OBJECTIVE 4:  To increase the percentage of graduating seniors who complete the advanced courses and receive the Recommended High School Diploma to 80% by May 2005.

                 

 

STRATEGIES

TEACHER (S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Develop a faculty/staff mentoring program for freshmen.

Carol Brown, Rita LaCour, Faculty/Staff

Mentoring documentation

Aug. 16, 2004 –

May 30, 2005

List of mentor teachers and students

Percentage of students receiving the Recommend High School diploma, PEIMS, AEIS

Communicate to parents and students the difference in the diplomas.

Carol Brown, Rita LaCour, Faculty/Staff

TEC 28.025

Aug. 16, 2004 –

May 30, 2005

List of student/parent communication

Percentage of students receiving the Recommended High School diploma, PEIMS, AEIS

Provide a variety of advanced classes.

 

Carol Brown, Mikayle Moreland, Rita LaCour

ESC-10

Distance Education

Concurrent enrollment

Aug. 16, 2004-

May 30, 2005

List of students completing advanced courses

Percentage of students completing courses; transcripts, PEIMS, AEIS

Recognize students receiving the Recommended diploma.

Carol Brown, Rita LaCour

Local funds 

Graduation honor cords

TEC 28.025

May 30, 2005

List of students receiving the Recommended diploma

Percentage of students receiving Recommended diploma; transcript

Counsel the G/T students to enroll in a variety of advanced classes

Carol Brown, Rita LaCour

$None needed

Aug. 16, 2004 –

May 30, 2005

List of students completing advanced classes

Percentage of G/T students enrolling in the advanced classes; AEIS, PEIMS

Communicate to parents of the G/T students the opportunities for advanced courses

Carol Brown, Rita LaCour

G/T (21)

Aug. 16, 2004 –

May 30, 2005

List of student/parent communications

Percentage of G/T students enrolling in the advanced classes; AEIS, PEIMS

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

 

GOAL I: Improve academic performance of each student population at Boles ISD.  

 

OBJECTIVE 5: To maintain the state standard for the dropout rate of less than or equal to 1%.

                 

 

STRATEGIES

TEACHER (S) RESPOLNSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Monitor potential dropouts and counsel.  Explain options of enrolling in CCP or taking the GED.

Carol Brown, Rita LaCour

TEC 29.081

SCE (24)

Project “Sting”

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

School calendar

List of identified “At-Risk” students, Students   taking the GED

AEIS & PEIMS:  Percentage of students recovered from drop-out rate

Provide opportunities for students to attend Career/College Day.

 

 

Rita LaCour

Local Funds 

Area Career/College Day schedules

TEC 11.252(a)(4)

 

Aug. 16, 2004– May 30, 2005

(Area Career/College Day schedules)

Information students receive at Career/College Day, number of attending the events

AEIS & PEIMS: Percentage of students recovered from drop-out rate

Assign a mentor to each potential drop-out student.

 

 

Rita LaCour

Faculty/Staff

Mentor documentation

SCE (24)

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

School calendar

List of students and mentors

AEIS & PEIMS:  Percentage of students recovered from drop-out rate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL II: Provide curriculum offerings, which will prepare our students for the world of work.

 

OBJECTIVE 1: To expand the use of technology in the district.

                 

 

STRATEGIES

PERSON (S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

 Provide Internet access to each classroom.

Mikayle Moreland

David Hartford

 Technology Allotment (411)

 E-Rate

Title II (262)

Aug. 16, 2004–

May 30, 2005

  Technology Plan

2003-05; SOF report

District Effectiveness survey, Technology Plan evaluation

 

Staff development on the implementation and use of technology as a teacher’s tool.

 

Mikayle Moreland, Shirley Duran, Carol Brown

Technology Allotment (411) 

Local funds 

TEC 21.451

Title II (262)

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

Participants Sign-in sheet, training documentation, Evaluation surveys

District Effectiveness survey, Technology Plan evaluation

G/T students plan/create a project using technological applications.

 

 

Shirley Duran, Shari Brown, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown, Pat Madden

Internet, TEKS, software applications (Word, Power Point, Excel)

G/T (21)

Aug. 2004- May 2005

Completed project

Evidence of Presentation, Lesson Plans

District Effectiveness surveys, G/T guidelines

 

Expand courses offerings for secondary students (Distance Education, concurrent courses, Tech Prep).

 

Carol Brown, Rita LaCour, Mikayle Moreland

TEKS, ESC10, PJC,

TEC 29.182-183, Hunt-Delta-Hopkins Consortium, Career & Tech (22)

 

Aug. 2004 – May 2005

List of advanced courses, ESC10 schedule, PJC course listing

Student transcript, Tech Prep articulations

All students will have scheduled Computer Lab time.

 

Shirley Duran

Mikayle Moreland

Carol Brown

$None needed

 

Aug. 2004 – May 2005

Lesson Plans

District Effectiveness Survey

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL II: Provide curriculum offerings, which will prepare our students for the world of work.

 

OBJECTIVE 2:  Provide career education to assist students in developing the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary for a broad range of opportunities.

                 

 

STRATEGIES

PERSON(S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURCES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Provide opportunities for students to attend career and tech education field trips.

Carol Brown

Rita LaCour

Career & Tech, Special Education, and G/T teachers

Local funds

Career & Tech (22)

G/T (21)

SPED (23)

August 16, 2004-

 May 30, 2005

List of activities

Lesson Plans

Percentage of students who are involved in the activities and curriculum

 

Offer a coherent sequence of courses in which academic and career and technology

education are integrated.

Carol Brown

Rita LaCour

Teachers

Career & Tech (22)

August 16, 2004-

 May 30, 2005

Course offerings

Percentage of students who pass the released TAKS and TAKS test.

PEIMS

 

 

 

 

Provide staff development for all teachers on integrating academics and technology

Carol Brown

 

Local

Career & Tech (22)

SPED (23)

G/T (21)

Title II (262 & 255)

August 16, 2004-

 May 30, 2005

List of staff development provided

Percentage of students who pass the released TAKS and TAKS test

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

 

GOAL II: Provide curriculum offerings, which will prepare our students for the world of work.

 

OBJECTIVE 3:  Provide early childhood education to all eligible students.

 

 

STRATEGIES

PERSON (S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURCES

TIMELINES

FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS

SUMMATIVE EVALUATIONS

Continue to provide full-day Pre-K program.

Shirley Duran

Local Funds.

Professional Staff and Pre-K Grant (415)

2004 – 2005 school calendar.

Documentation of employees and student enrollment.

District Effectiveness Survey.

Payroll; PEIMS

Provide classroom paraprofessional.

Shirley Duran

Local Funds.

Pre-K Grant (415)

2004 – 2005 school calendar.

Documentation of employee position.

District Effectiveness Survey.

Payroll; PEIMS

Continue Read with Me take home program.

Shirley Duran

Stephanie Hartline

Local Funds.

Replacement curriculum.

2004 – 2005 school calendar.

Lesson plans.

District Effectiveness Survey.

 

Continue use of Alpha-Time curriculum.

Shirley Duran

Local Funds.

Replacement curriculum.

2004 – 2005 school calendar.

Lesson plans.

Student progress documented by portfolios.

Actively identify 4 –year-olds eligible for the program.

Pam Lewis

Shirley Duran

$ None needed.

Newspaper, Marquee, School Newspaper, etc.

Prior to enrollment in August 2004.

Documentation of Publication/Recruitment Efforts.

Documentation of enrollment.

Maintain class sizes with 12:1 or less student/teacher ratio.

Shirley Duran

Local Funds.

Class Size Reduction (255)

Pre-K Grant (415)

2004 – 2005 school calendar.

Number of students enrolled in Pre-K.

Class lists.

District Effectiveness Survey; Student progress; report cards; portfolios; PEIMS

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL II: Provide curriculum offerings, which will prepare our students for the world of work.

 

OBJECTIVE 3:  Accelerate student learning for students at-risk of reading difficulties in Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade.

 

STRATEGIES

PERSON (S)

RESPONSIBLE

RESOURCES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

 

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Continue Stevenson Program for all identified dyslexic students.

Shirley Duran, Valerie Madding, Beverly Williams, Mary Wallace

SCE (24)

Stevenson staff development.

Student materials.

2004 – 2005 school calendar

List of students participating in the Stevenson program.

Student records; evaluations; assessments; report cards.

Maintain class sizes of 18:1 or less (K – 2).

Shirley Duran

 

Class Size Reduction Grant (255)

2004 – 2005 school calendar

Enrollment at each grade level; Class lists.

District Effectiveness Survey; Student progress; Report Cards; Portfolios; PEIMS

Expand Library use.

Shirley Duran

Shari Brown

 Title V Block Grant

2004 – 2005 school calendar

Library Circulation

Student evaluations; assessments; report cards.

           

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL II: Provide curriculum offerings, which will prepare our students for the world of work.

 

OBJECTIVE 4:  Accelerate student learning for students at-risk of reading difficulties in Kindergarten, First and Second grade.

 

STRATEGIES

PERSON (S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURCES

TIMELINES

FORMATIVE EVALUATIONS

SUMMATIVE

EVALUATIONS

Administer the TPRI diagnostic testing to identify students at risk of reading difficulties (K-2).

Classroom teachers

Shirley Duran

TPRI

Accelerated Instruction (404)

Substitutes

K – Jan/May 2005

1st & 2nd – Sept 2004/May 2005

Teacher Observations.

Local Identification Criteria.

Percentage of students showing to be developed in all areas at each grade level.

Board Report (TEC28.006d.l)

Administer ITBS.  Disaggregate data to identify students at risk of reading difficulties (K-2).

Classroom teachers

Shirley Duran

Rita LaCour

Local Funds.

Test fees.

April 2004

Teacher Observations.

Student Progress Reports.

Percentage of students in 5th percentile or above – 50th.

Sustained training to staff on components of balanced reading programs.

Shirley Duran

Accelerated Instruction (404)

Distribute Components of Balanced Reading Program booklets

Title I (211)

August 2004

Documentation

Distribution of booklets/sign-in sheets/teacher attendance/ lesson plans

Student Progress Reports

Report Cards Portfolios

Expand Accelerated Reading Program to include 1st grade.

Classroom teachers

Shirley Duran

Books, test disks, reward.

Computer hardware

REAP (288)

2004 – 2005 school calendar

Documentation of purchase of resources.

Library inventory.

Student records of involvement, participation and evaluations.

Provide Accelerated Reading Instruction to identified students (K – 3).

Shirley Duran

Beverly Williams

Accelerated Instruction (404)

Waterford Program

2004 – 2005 school calendar

List of identified students participating in the Stevenson program.

Student records, evaluations, report cards Acc Reader Evaluation Report.

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL III:  To provide a positive school climate.

 

OBJECTIVE 1:  To create a positive student-centered learning environment where all students feel safe and can achieve their full potential.

                 

STRATEGIES

TEACHER(S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Review the Crisis Management Plan.

 

Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown

Local Funds 

Staff Development

August 2004

Sign-in sheet

Crisis Management Plan

District Effectiveness Survey

Continue a school-wide Code of Conduct that supports respect for individuals and learning.

 

Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown, Faculty/Staff

Local Funds 

TASB – Student Handbook

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

School calendar

Documentation of parental signed forms, student discipline referrals

Decrease in office referrals

District Effectiveness survey

Reward/Recognize students for academic and behavioral success.

 

 

Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown, Faculty/Staff

Local Funds 

Local newspaper, campus newsletter

Variety of incentive awards

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

3 weeks/6 weeks reporting periods

Copies of newsletters, newspaper articles, documentation of academic/behavior list

District Effectiveness survey

Decrease in behavioral referrals

Provide parents the opportunities to interact positively in student school life (PTO, Open House, Meet the Teacher, Awards Night).

 

Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown, faculty/staff

Local Funds 

 

Newsletter, newspaper articles

SCE (24)

Aug. 16, 2004– May 30, 2005

School calendar

Copies of newsletters, newspaper articles, sign-in sheets

District Effectiveness surveys (students, parents, staff)

Implement the Peer Assistance and Leadership Program (PAL).

Becky Hawkins

Teachers

Title IV –SDFSC (204)

 

August 16, 2004 - May 30, 2005

 

List of students enrolled

Percentage of students helped by the program

Improve Facilities and

Aesthetic Qualities of Campus.

Shirley Duran

Donnie Sinquefield

Local Funds

Clean and/or paint exterior.

Remodel Bathrooms

Summer 2005

Projects Completed

District Effectiveness Survey

           

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

GOAL III:  Provide a positive school climate.

 

OBJECTIVE 2: Provide staff development and an atmosphere focused on the success of every teacher and staff member.

                 

STRATEGIES

PERSON (S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

 Continue training of all staff on “Effective Teaching Strategies”

Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown, Shirley Duran

ESC 10 workshops; staff

SCE (24)

Title II (255)

Aug. 16, 2004– July 2005

ESC 10 workshop list, list of staff development participants

 

PDAS, Lesson plans, staff surveys

 

 

 

Provide staff development in the following Special Education areas: (1) process and requirements, (2) techniques for modifications and strategies for behavior intervention.

Tri-County Coop, Carol Brown, Mikayle Moreland,  Shirley Duran 

IDEA laws/guidelines, Special Education modification handbook, Student IEP’s (23)

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30,2005

School calendar

(staff  meetings)

List of staff development topics, sign-in sheets, IEP’s, ARD minutes

ARD minutes, District CAP plan, staff surveys, Special Education Data Analysis System results

Staff Development on the implementation and use of technology as a teacher’s tool.

Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown

Classroom Teachers

TIP PS 10, E-Rate, Local Funds

Title II (262)

Technology Director

August 2004 – July 2005

School Calendar

Participant Sign-In Sheets-Evaluation Surveys

District Effectiveness

Survey

Staff Development provided for all staff on child abuse.

Shirley Duran, Mikayle Moreland, Carol Brown

Local Funds

 Child abuse prevention booklets

First 6 weeks of 2004-2005 school calendar

Sign – In Sheets of teacher attendance

 

Documentation of reports of child abuse

           

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan    2004-2005

 

 

GOAL IV:        Increase parental involvement and awareness.

 

OBJECTIVE 1: To provide and encourage avenues for parental involvement and awareness.

                 

 

STRATEGIES

TEACHER (S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Provide a monthly newsletter informing parents of activities and various information.

 

 

Classroom teachers, Carol Brown, Mikayle Moreland, Shirley Duran

Local funds 

School calendar, TEA guidelines for Parental Involvement

1st day of each month

Aug 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

Copies of newsletters

Number of parents attended scheduled activities, District Effectiveness surveys

Continue the Volunteer Program.

 

 

Shirley Duran

Local Funds 

Monthly newsletter, Volunteer Guide

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

School calendar

Sign-in sheets, Needs assessment, Surveys from teachers

Documentation of utilization/projects parents were involved in, District Effectiveness survey

Notification to parents of student progress.

 

 

Classroom teachers, Carol Brown, Mikayle Moreland, Shirley Duran

Local Funds 

TEC 26.003

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

Weekly

3rd/6th weeks reports

Copies of progress reports, Documentation of parent conference and/or communications

Passing rate of students, AEIS report, District Effectiveness survey

Increase Parental Involvement Opportunities

(PTO, Open House, Meet the Teacher, Awards Night, etc.).

 

Carol Brown, Mikayle Moreland, Shirley Duran, Faculty

Local Funds 

 

Newsletter, newspaper articles

Title I (211)

Aug. 16, 2004 – May 30, 2005

School calendar

Copies of newsletters, newspaper articles, sign-in sheets

District Effectiveness surveys (students, parents, staff)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Boles ISD District Improvement Plan             2004-2005

 

 

GOAL V:  All students will have highly qualified teachers, principal, and paraprofessionals

 

OBJECTIVE 1: Student academic achievement will increase through improving principal, teacher and paraprofessional quality.

OBJECTIVE 2:  Provide high quality professional development training to principal, teachers, and professionals.

                 

STRATEGIES

TEACHER (S) RESPONSIBLE

RESOURSES

TIMELINES

EVALUATIONS

FORMATIVE

SUMMATIVE

Provide high-quality professional development training and updated research in teaching and learning in the areas of reading, language arts, technology, science, ESL, math, G/T, and dyslexia to paraprofessionals, teachers, and principal.

Principal

Region X ESC:

G/T funds (21)

Title II Fund (255),

Title I fund (211),

REAP (228)

Principal observation,  Workshops TBA

Informal observation, Staff Development

attendance

Teacher self-evaluation report

TAKS & SDAA scores

Dyslexia services

Increase in the % of highly

qualified teachers and paraprofessionals on the campus to ensure that all teachers who are teaching in core academic subjects are highly qualified.

Campus Principal

Personnel Title II TPTR (255)

Title I fund (211)

Fall 2004

Degree or certification

Course work

Number of highly qualified employees on staff at the end of the 2005-2006.

Ensure that all paraprofessionals

are highly qualified by meeting a rigorous standard of quality that can be demonstrated through a formal local academic assessment of knowledge and the ability to assist in instructing, reading writing, and math.

Campus Principal

Personnel

Title II TPTR (255)

Fall 2004

Formal Assessment administered locally

Mastery/proficiency

on all 5 segments of

the paraprofessional

exam

New teachers on campus will have a partner/mentor throughout the first year of teaching that will help in the planning and support.

Grade level teacher.

Campus principal

Local Funds

Fall 2004

Informal observation

 

Teacher self-report

TAKS &SDAA

 

 

 

 

Boles Comp Ed 04-05

 

 

 

21 Gifted and Talented Block Grant 04-05

 

                                    101                              041                              001

 

6112                                150                               50                                    150

6119                           14,335                                                              1,000   

       FTE’s                              .50                                                                    .02

6118                                                                     50                                      50

6140                            2,115                                                                     525                 

6200                            8,133                             178                                  525

6300                                200                             200                                  200

6400                                120                                                                     170 

                                   25,053                             478                           2,620

 

Total GT Budgeted $28,151               S/F 85% = $7,864

 

22 Career & Technology 04-05

 

                                    101                              041                              001

 

6112                                                                        2,250

6118                                                                        2,000

6119                                                                      85,070

        FTE’s                                                             2.86

6140                                                                      15,709

6200                    2,300

6300                    14,051

6400                    6,555

          127,935

 

 Total for Career & Tech Budgeted $127,935               S/F 85% = $94,994

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

23 Special Education Block Grant 04-05

 

                                    101                              041                              001

 

6112                        1,250                        1,850                        2,800

6118                        2,500                        1,500                        2,000

6119                      46,249                    83,202                    76,067

       FTE’s                        1.31                               2.17                              2.09

6121                        2,000                        2,000                        2,000

6129                      65,595                    21,350                    78,130

6140                      10,901                    10,901                    10,901

6200                        2,661                        2,100                        3,300

6300                        8,000                        6,800                      10,500

6400                           800                              950                              850

6600                        6,000                        6,000                        6,000

Tri-Co                    20,833                    20,833                    20,833

                            166,789                            155,486                            238,582

 

Total Special Education Budgeted $ 560,857

              Tri-county shared service     

                                                                          S/F 85% = $539,359

 

 

24 Compensatory Education Block Grant 04-05

 

                                    101                              041                              001

 

6112                            900                           1,000                        2,500

6118                         2,000                        2,000                        1,000

6119                       35,268                    13,599                    23,446

        FTE’s                          1.12                       .44                          .72

6121                                                                100                              100

6129                         6,090                                                          17,108

6140                         8,485                        8,484                        8,485

6200                            250                                                                  100

6300                         2,000                        2,000                        4,000

6400                              40                                  50                                20

                               55,033                    27,193                    56,759

 

Total Comp Ed  $ 138,985                    S/F 85% = $136,853