South Sanpete School District - February 8, 2024 Minutes GVHS

AGENDA 2/5/24

1-Plan 24-25 final(see below)

2-Wellness see policy above

3-School schedule possibilities

Goal #1

State Goal

Goals may be single or multi-year. State the student centered academic goal. Include the anticipated date the goal will be achieved.

Academic Area

Select the academic area(s) this goal will address. Utah law designates academic priorities as indicated in the Priorities list. A council may, supported by a council's data discussion, include goals on the Other Academic Area in Core Standards list if it is a priority of the local school board or charter board. As with all academic areas, the measurement section MUST include the data and other relevant indicators supporting the decision to identify the academic area as a 'most critical academic need.

Priorities

College and Career Readiness

English/Language Arts

Graduation Rate Increase

Mathematics

Science

Other Academic Areas in Core Standards

Educational Technology/Library/Media

Financial Literacy

Fine Arts

Health

Physical Education

Social Studies

World Languages

Measurements

Describe the data and/or other relevant indicators supporting the decision of the council to identify this (these) academic area(s) as a 'most critical academic need.' What measurement(s) will be used to quantify student academic progress and success. Please be prepared to explain measurement results in the Final Report.

Action Plan Steps and Expenditures

List the specific steps of the Action Plan to reach this goal. Expenditures must identify Action Plan steps.

Please number the steps in the Action Plan:

Professional Learning Communities (PLC) groups have been developed by curriculum subjects to enhance student learning and identify areas of concern from previous testing data. Teachers will review testing data to assist in curriculum development or adaptation. Teachers will also use SLOs to assess current practices and submit changes for the next school year.

Freshman Survival Skills- All freshman students will have the opportunity to enroll in the leadership class. During this class, students will be instructed on note-taking, homework, and testing techniques to be successful in high school. These students will also receive extra help in an area content area as needed.

Tutoring- We will provide a weekly tutoring session in the evening concentrating on Math and Science. This will consist of a combination of teachers, para professionals and peer tutors. This will provide another tier of intervention to assist in the success of our students. We will also continue with our adult tutor who will track at-risk students.

The technology committee and community council will assist in the purchasing of any new technology within the building. This could include iPads, keyboards, sound enhancement systems, interactive boards, document cameras, assessment clickers, printers, and projectors. The software will also be evaluated and purchased when necessary to assist in student learning. Repair and maintenance costs will be necessary for any technology.

Textbooks or reading materials will be purchased to assist with the goal.

Professional development will be provided as new technologies are introduced or used within the classroom. Software apps will also be purchased as needed to complete the goal.

All students are taught the digital citizenship curriculum during the school day and attend at least one presentation/assembly.

Category	Description	Estimated Cost
	Total:	$67,250.00
Salaries and Benefits (teachers, aides, specialists, productivity, substitutes)	Freshman Survival Skills- All freshman students will be required to attend the enrichment period for the first semester and have an optional leadership class second semester. During this class 20-minute session, students will be instructed on note-taking, homework, and testing techniques to be successful in high school. These students will also receive extra help in an area content area as needed. Tutoring- We will provide a weekly tutoring session in the evening concentrating on Math and Science. This will consist of a teacher and peer tutors. This will provide another tier of intervention to assist in the success of our students. We will also add two adult tutors who will track at-risk students.	$55,000.00	Edit/Cancel Save	Delete
Professional development requiring an overnight stay (travel, meals, hotel, registration, per-diem)	Professional development will be provided for PCBL, new tech, etc.	$1,000.00	Edit/Cancel Save	Delete
Books, Ebooks, online curriculum/subscriptions	Textbooks or reading materials will be purchased to assist with the goal.	$2,500.00	Edit/Cancel Save	Delete
Hardware > $5,000 and furniture to house trust purchases; book cases, carts for devices	The technology committee and community council will assist in the purchasing of any new technology within the building. This could include iPads, keyboards, sound enhancement systems, interactive boards, document cameras, assessment clickers, printers, and projectors etc. The software will also be evaluated and purchased when necessary to assist in student learning. Repair and maintenance costs will be necessary for any technology.	$2,500.00	Edit/Cancel Save	Delete
Technology related supplies < $5,000 each - devices, computers, E-readers, flash drives, cables, monitor stands	The technology committee and community council will assist in the purchasing of any new technology within the building. This could include iPads, keyboards, sound enhancement systems, interactive boards, document cameras, assessment clickers, printers, and projectors. The software will also be evaluated and purchased when necessary to assist in student learning. Repair and maintenance costs will be necessary for any technology.	$2,500.00	Edit/Cancel Save	Delete
Software < $5,000	The technology committee and community council will assist in the purchasing of any new technology within the building. This could include iPads, keyboards, sound enhancement systems, interactive boards, document cameras, assessment clickers, printers, and projectors. The software will also be evaluated and purchased when necessary to assist in student learning. Repair and maintenance costs will be necessary for any technology.	$2,250.00	Edit/Cancel Save	Delete
Expendable items that are consumed, wornout or lose identity through use (paper, science and art supplies), food for a cooking class, a field trip, or a parent night (consistent with LEA policy)	To provide a positive, proactive approach to establish behavioral supports for all students. To improve effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of students and improve the social, emotional, and intellectual outcomes for all students.	$1,500.00	Edit/Cancel Save	Delete

Goal #2