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The two focus areas for achieving rates above the network average are: High Expectations and Active Learning. | Student engagement has a leading impact on student learning. In a PBL environment, it is an expectation that students are highly engaged in their learning every day. | Train all administrators in the Cognia walkthrough tool. |  | Every nine weeks, every teacher will have one visit from an administrator using this tool. Verification in Cognia platform report.\u003Cbr>Consultant data will show the implementation of high expectations and active learning in 100% of classrooms | Platform cost covered in\u003Cbr>budget for Cognia.\u003Cbr>Consultant Fees | Shannon Treece Kari Lewter Amanda Sanford Heather Tack Tim Ricketts Tara Bode |\n| The administrative team will review unit assessment data bi-weekly to measure student performance against measured standards. | To ensure students are experiencing the level of expected rigor in content to achieve positive growth patterns for students and | Validate all staff are utilizing the unit assessments in curriculum as written. |  | Student performance on unit assessments in correlation with FAST or EOC data as appropriate. | Embedded in workday through PLCs, | Shannon Treece Kari Lewter Amanda Sanford Heather Tack Tim Ricketts |\n\n\n|  | in classrooms and monitor the pace of instruction. The instructional planning and design process is critical to the successful assessment data. | Coordinate times for staff support with the Instructional Team to ensure data collected in OTUS against standards is reflective of what is being delivered instructional and the evidence is clear to all stakeholders. | Performance of identified L25sat each grade level on FAST assessments. | admin meeting, and teacher\u003Cbr>planning | Tara Bode |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |\n\nMission  \nGrowing World Changers.  \nThe work of both BNS and BHS is to develop students academically and with the essential skills for success necessary in their post-secondary experience.  \n Vision    \nBabcock Schools will design meaningful learning experiences that develop effective communicators, resilient learners, and global citizens,  \nto become tremendous Trailblazers.  \nGrade Level Goals: Student Growth and Accountability  \nTeam Members: Kindergarten  \n\n| Mission: | Growing World Changers | Vision: | BNS will design meaningful learning experiences that: develop effective communicators, resilient learners, and global citizens to become tremendous\u003Cbr>Trailblazers. |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Working Goals | Why | Priority Steps |  | Measure of Success | Timelines | Person/s\u003Cbr>Responsible |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Improve quality/ fidelity of small group instruction through implementation of Benchmark and Reveal intervention materials | Small group instruction helps target students at different levels. 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