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Goal 1

Strategic Plan Goal 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Measures of Student Success:

By 2026, 80% of 3rd grade students will be meeting or exceeding grade-level standards in ELA.

By 2026, 80% of 3rd grade students will be meeting or exceeding grade-level standards in mathematics.

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Equity Looks Like:

Every student, regardless of background or experiences, can access opportunities and experience success in acquiring the academic and social-emotional skills for a successful transition out of Grade 3.

Measurements of Student Progress Include:

A. Percent of families participating in kindergarten readiness opportunities (e.g.; preschool, READY! for Kindergarten, Child Find, Child Reach).

B. Percent of students meeting growth criteria for social-emotional, physical, and cognitive development.

C. Percent of students attaining grade-level proficiency in Reading and Math by Grade 3.

D. Percent of students attaining grade-level proficiency in Reading and Math in Grades K-2.

Tools to Measure and Monitor Growth:

A. Registration paperwork, READY! Class rosters, Child Reach records

B. Universal Screener, WaKids data, teacher data, SEL lessons

C. Aimsweb data, benchmark assessments from CKLA and Eureka Math, CBAs, unit assessments, state assessments

D. Aimsweb data, benchmark assessments from CKLA and Eureka math, CBAs, unit assessments, intervention data, LAP data, Title data

Goal 1 in Action

Nurse conducting vision screening
Vision, hearing screenings quickly identify barriers to learning in the early years

11/16/23

Every year, the Sumner-Bonney Lake School District conducts state-mandated vision and hearing screenings in the fall for students in grades K-3, 5 and 7 – that’s about 4,500 students. The screenings identify barriers to learning for students in the early years. Hear from our District RN and one of our parents about the importance of these screenings in our schools.

Kindergarten girl smiling
Kinder Camp prepares students, parents for success in the early years

9/13/23

For John, the first day of school won’t be too much of a surprise. That’s in part because he was one of about 80 incoming kindergarteners who signed up for a two-day Kinder Camp at the Sumner Early Learning Center in August.

Read more about how Kinder Camp prepares our newest students for success in the early years.