Goal 1: All students develop the academic and societal skills required to be successful citizens. …as measured by:
- Increased graduation rate to 80% by 2011 (3% increase yearly).
- All high school students earn a Certificate of Academic Achievement or Certificate of Individual Achievement by 2011.
- Increased percentage of students incrementally at grades 4 & 7 meeting standard on all three WASL components to 90% by 2011.
- Increased participation in student, school & community activities.
Goal 2: Students and staff learn together in a safe and supportive learning environment. …as measured by:
Goal 3: Facilities meet student, staff and community needs. …as measured by:
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By 2015 North Mason students are educated in up to date facilities that meet their educational needs.
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Maximized community use of school facilities as available.
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By 2010 completion of classroom based technology system that effectively expands learning opportunities.
Goal 4: Quality staff is recruited, developed, and retained. …as measured by:
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All instructional staff meeting No Child Left Behind (NCLB) highly qualified criteria.
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Staff climate survey developed; baseline data collected 2006/2007; establish yearly improvement goals.
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Professional development opportunities provided to meet the needs of all staff.
Goal 5: Community engagement enhances student achievement. …as measured by:
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Every building has Parent Teacher Associations/Organizations by 2007.
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Citizen Advisory Committee participation doubled over three years (2009).
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95% of students represented by an adult in student led conferences by 2007/2008 school year.
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Increased parental and community volunteers in our schools.
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Availability of internships and mentors increase annually.
Goal 6: Ample resources are available to meet the educational needs. …as measured by:
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Continued sound fiscal responsibility as validated by state audits.
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Bond issues pass to provide up to date facilities.
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Levy amount increases as necessary to support district goals.
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Assist in establishing a Foundation and encourage scholarships for students.
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