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Area of Improvement: Define in writing
roles/responsibilities of school leadership.
Provide administrative support in all areas of the FOL
process
Rationale: Clear understanding of roles of responsibilities of all groups.
ESLRs/GLOs/Standards Addressed: MATH
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A copy of the roles and responsibilities of school leadership positions will be defined, written and distributed to faculty and staff.
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Area of Improvement: Develop and implement a comprehensive staff development plan that show linkage to ESLRs and training received.
Rationale: Compliance with state mandates.
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Determine correlation stating the correlation between workshops attended and HCPS II/GLOs
Determine staff development needs by:
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Area of Improvement: Develop and implement an integrated schoolwide assessment that addresses the student achievement of the ESLRs..
Rationale: Adjustment of teaching strategies to address achievement of ESLRs
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Continue reading assessments: DIBELS for grades K-3, Test of Oral Reading Fluency (TORF) for grades 4-5. Continue Kapolei complex focus on writing assessment.
Implementation of Work Sampling system for writing, social studies and personal/social development. (Curr. & Instruction Action Plan) |
Sept. 2002 Sept. 2003 Sept. 2004 Sept. 2002 Sept. 2003 Sept. 2004
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Area of Improvement: Pilot Math Investigations Program
Rationale: Implement a math program, aligned with Hawaii Content and Performance Standards, with emphasis on problem solving and mathematical thinking skills.
ESLRs/GLOs/Standards Addressed: Math
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Pilot Math Investigations Program
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Area of Improvement: Continue to use Work Sampling System (WSS) in needed areas.
Rationale: Provided needed assessment data in areas of writing, personal and social development and social studies.
ESLRs/GLOs/Standards Addressed: Writing, Personal and Social Development and Social Studies
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Continue use of WSS in writing area. Add WSS personal and social development section Add social studies section Continue as determined by faculty. |
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Area of Improvement: Develop a more standard process for teaching writing/assessing complex wide.
Rationale: Implement consistent strategies to help students construct meaning, communicate effectively and demonstrate conventions of language through writing.
ESLRs/GLOs/Standards Addressed: Writing
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Begin complex focus on composing process Continue complex focus on composing process. Inter-rater reliability training
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As requested by grade levels (SY 2001-2002) Ongoing
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Area of Improvement: Implement and evaluate Aries Astronomy Based Science units in upper elementary classrooms.
Rationale: Implement a discovery, hands on approach of scientific thinking and inquiry to help students meet science standards benchmarks.
ESLRs/GLOs/Standards Addressed: Physical science standards
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Use of 1 unit in gtades 3,4 & 5 Use of 2 units in grade 3, 1 units in grades 4 & 5 |
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Area of Improvement: Enhance and foster awareness of socially appropriate behavior of oneself and others.
Rationale: Learning and teaching occur best in school climates that are positive, orderly, courteous and safe.
ESLRs/GLOs/Standards Addressed: All
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Develop Character Education Program and Resource File Implement Character Education Program (entire school) Begin Positive Behavior Support system (entire school) Decide on 3 schoolwide behavior objectives Revise behavior referral form. Input referral data into database. Report to staff on where/when referrals occur. |
SY 2001-2002
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SY 2001-2002
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Oct. 2001 Ongoing Spring 2002 Ongoing |
Student Support Committee
Administration Faculty Staff Student Support Committee
Staff
Counselor
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Area of Improvement: Developing implementing a planned schedule for the purchase, maintenance and upgrade instructional equipment (including computers and photocopiers).
Rationale: Technology enhances and supports the school's curriculum and administrative systems. It is a part of the integrated curriculum. Our vision is to ensure that our students are effective, efficient and ethical users of technology. The technology program is constantly evolving to keep abreast of current technologies.
Standards-Based Student Outcome(Goals:
The learner will understand the important issue
of technology based society and will exhibit ethical behavior in the
use of computers.
The learner will demonstrate knowledge and skills using computer
technology.
The learner will apply technology skills as consumer and
producer.
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Barbers Pt. Elementary 5 year technology budget plan.
Technology scope and sequence. |
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students products
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technology coordinator
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Back to the TOP ACTION PLAN - RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
Area of Improvement: Raise funds and submit grants to financially support the Schoolwide Action Plan
Rationale: Funding from the state has decreased and the school has prioritized and adjusted needs to maintain essential services. Other sources of funding are needed to maintain and expand technology resources as well as to support curricular needs for standards implementation.
ESLRs/GLOs/Standards Addressed: All
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Persons Responsible |
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Seek out and submit grant proposals.
Seek corporate sponsors.
Focus parent-led fundraisers on Schoolwide Action Plan. |
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grants to school
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technology coordinator
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Area of Improvement/Maintenance: Students demonstrate confidence as readers and find value and satisfaction in reading and sharing reading experiences with others.
Rationale: Provide varied opportunities for students to develop and improve reading skills and to enjoy literature
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JET Books: Preschool -3rd |
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evaluation at the end of year by teachers and parents |
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RAP (Read Aloud Program) |
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funds allocated in budget RAP personnel community donations |
number of participants evaluation by participants |
RAP personnel librarian administration teachers |
evaluations shared with school community |
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Accelerated: 3rd 4th and 5th |
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computers software program to text reading comprehension |
number of points accumulated by students number of books read |
librarian teachers students |
print-out of individual student records |
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Adoption of research based reading program. K-2 (2001-2003) 3-5 ( 2002-2003) |
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Harcourt - Collections series IBR workshops Direct Instruction strategies decodable texts |
DIBELS testing (fall, winter, spring) grades K-3
grades 4-5
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testing results graphed and shared with school community |
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Kindergarten |
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teachers classroom setting daily |
progress monitoring for Intensive support students DIBELS testing 3X a year | |
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First Grade |
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Direct Instruction strategies Harcourt; Collection phonic readers and practice readers Read Naturally (3X a week) |
teachers; educational assistants classroom setting daily |
progress monitoring for Intensive Support students DIBELS testing 3X a year | |
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Second Grade |
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Collections: Phonic Readers Little Phonic Readers Read Naturally (3X a week) Direct Instruction strategies for intensive support students |
teachers parent volunteers classroom setting |
progress monitoring for Intensive Support students DIBELS testing-3X a year | |
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Third Grade |
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Harcourt intervention readers and workbook Read Naturally (3X a week) |
classroom teachers parent volunteers |
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Fourth Grade |
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Harcourt intervention readers and workbook Read Naturally (3X a week) |
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Fifth Grade |
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Harcourt intervention readers and workbook. Read Naturally 3X a week)
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SAT test scores ORF testing 3X a year. | |