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Statement\n\nStudents successfully complete their education from the South Burlington SchoolDistrict ready for their next step.They will show cultural and academic competenceappropriate to grade and developmental capacity.All graduates willbe prepared forcollege,career,or individually determined next steps.The ends will be met at a cost thatthe community will support.  \nThis is my report on your Executive Limitation policy for Ends Monitoring.Icertify that the information contained in this report is true.  \nDavid Young,Superintendent  \nSuperintendent's Interpretation  \nI interpret this to mean that the superintendent shall make sure that the District providesevidence of continuous improvement towards all students meeting all four District Endswith appropriate indicators of student success.  \nEvidence:  \nThis Ends Monitoring Report describes the key indicators used by the District to ensurethat it is meeting each of the District Ends Policies of Lifelong Learning,AcademicProficiency,Personal Development,and Citizenship.In this report you will find detailedevidence that shows compliance in each of the four Ends categories.Major indicators ofcompliance in each of the domains include:  \n● 1.1 Lifelong Learning:  \no South Burlington School District Student Learning Expectations (SLEs)  \no New Learning Scales:World Language,Math,Habits of Work  \no Personalized Learning Template  \no Commitment of ESSER funds for Social and Emotional Learning Model  \n● 1.2 Academic Proficiency:  \no 2020-2021 Student Data Workbook  \no 2021 SAT Data Workbook  \no Local Comprehensive Assessment System  \no Program of Studies  \no Continuous Improvement Plan 2020-2021  \n● 1.3 Personal Development:  \no SBSD Core Values  \no Advisories,grades 6-12  \no Personalized Learning Plans  \no Restorative Practices,grades K-12  \no Student-led conferences,grades 6-8  \no Big Picture  \no Co-curricular Activity Participation  \no SBSD Mentoring Program  \no Gallup Survey Data (incorporated into the 2020-2021 Student Data  \nWorkbook)  \n● 1.4 Citizenship:  \no Professional Development Initiatives  \no Restorative Practices  \no Social and Emotional Learning  \no Personalized Learning Plans  \no Diversity,Equity and Inclusion Progress  \n## 1.1 Disposition for Lifelong Learning\n\nStudents will demonstrate the ability,knowledge,and skills to adapt and succeed by:Demonstrating independent thought,curiosity,and creativity  \n1.Responding to the varying demands of audience,task,purpose,and discipline  \n2.Gathering and analyzing data to construct viable arguments and critique thereasoning of others  \n3.Generating alternatives and considering options and different perspectives  \n4.Solving problems and making decisions based on knowledge,thoughtfuldebate,and reason  \nThe District assesses the disposition for Lifelong Learning by our continuedimplementation of Student Learning Expectations(SLEs),or transferable skills.Bymaking SLEs a graduation requirement,the District has prioritized students'development of dispositions for lifelong learning,detailed in the scales below.  \n● Clear and Effective Communication  \n● Self-Direction  \n● Creative and Practical Problem Solving  \n● Informed and Integrative Thinking  \nBeginning in the 2020-2021 school year,students in grades 6-12 began being assessedon Student Learning Expectations.Based on these transferable skills,educators createlearning scales that reflect Common Core State Standards and College and CareerReadiness Standards to assess student progress with consistency.Major recentprogress has been made by FHTMS educators who have completed learning scales forWorld Language and Math,and also are making progress on other scales during  \nprofessional learning time.Habits of Work scales have been finalized and willaccompany student report cards at the middle level for the first time beginning inFebruary of this year.Ultimately,SLEs ensure 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