Roosevelt Elementary School

School Strategy Map

Map Name: 2023-2024 Roosevelt Continuous Improvement Plan
Time Period: 5/1/2023 - 6/30/2024
Vision

Empowering all learners to succeed.

Mission

To ensure high levels of learning for all Roosevelt students.

Beliefs

Positive relationships and a safe environment are essential for learning.

Students are the center of all educational decisions.

Effective teachers are the key to student success.

Every student can learn at high levels.

Preparing learners for the 21st century.

Creating a collaborative learning culture.

Academic Improvement
Academic Improvement
School Safety and Culture
Create a safe and supportive culture.
Curriculum for Learning
Ensure a guaranteed and viable curriculum.
Objectives
  • All students will participate in rigorous, relevant, and coordinated curriculum that supports the achievement of the North Dakota Essential Standards.
Objectives
  • Maintain school-wide expectations and procedures.
  • Recognize school, student, and staff achievements.
Objectives
  • At the school-wide level, we will develop clear and measurable goals focused on overall student achievement.
  • Common assessments that align to district grade-level essential standards will be used to monitor student achievement.
  • Data will be used to monitor individual student progress towards mastery of standards while helping to determine interventions/enrichment.
  • District-wide essential standards have been identified to provide adequate time toward mastery.
  • Implement intervention and extension practices to meet student needs.
  • The School establishes clear and measurable goals focused on critical needs regarding improving the achievement of individual students.
Critical Initiative
  • Common, Formative, DIBELS, and NWEA assessments are used to measure academic growth.
Critical Initiative
  • Ensure all students and staff are aware of expectations in common areas, including arrival and dismissal.
  • Follow the established COVID safety plan.
  • Recognize school, student, and staff achievements through Shout Outs, Morning Announcements, School Announcement Board, Social Media, and DPS School Board.
  • "Staff will address student academic, behavioral, and social-emotional needs based on student's needs. "
Critical Initiative
  • All students have the opportunity to practice and apply their knowledge of the critical content in various methods.
  • Data cycles are used to monitor progress toward goals.
  • Data will be reviewed in PLC to monitor student progress and determine intervention needs at Tier 2 and Tier 3.
  • DIBELS and NWEA assessments for academics will be administered throughout the year.
  • Engage in intervention opportunities during the school day. The master schedule has Tier 3 designated.
  • Extend and enhance individual student academic achievement.
  • SSIS data will be evaluated and plans will be developed based on the information.
  • Staff will administer common assessments to measure student progress.
  • Staff will be provided with year-long standard pacing.
  • Staff will create a master schedule that ensures Tier 1 instruction for all students, and Tier 3 instruction for identified students.
  • Students can explain the proficiency scales related to their learning goals in their own words.
  • Students recognize their learning goals and can explain when lessons address them.
Key Measures
  • Unit Plans, PLC Notes, Data grids
Key Measures
  • Classroom celebrations, awards, media and PBIS
  • Parent/Student Surveys
  • We will notice a decrease in Tier 3 referrals.
Key Measures
  • Analyze formative and summative assessments
  • Data grids and PLC Notes
  • Develop an enrichment plan
  • Develop an intervention plan
  • Evaluated by walkthroughs and lesson plans
  • Formative and common assessments, observations
  • Identify student needs
  • Identify student needs through RTI process
  • PBIS Celebrations and Positivity Project
  • PLC Notes and data grids
  • Prioritize student needs
  • Prioritize student needs based on data.
  • Proficiency scales
  • Unit Plans
Effective Instruction
Establish Effective teaching in every classroom.
Objectives
  • Staff are provided job-embedded professional development that is related to their growth goal.
  • Staff will enhance their pedagogical skills through reflection and professional growth plans (2.2).
Critical Initiative
  • Staff will complete a personal growth check and list strategies or adjustments made to reach the goal.
  • Staff will discuss effective instructional practices at PLC meetings.
  • Throughout the school year staff may participate in Instructional Rounds, district book studies, district classes, personalized PD, coaching cycles, etc.
Key Measures
  • Self assessment and administrator walkthroughs
  • Self reflection on Danielson evaluation & rubrics
The Strategy Map has been created in collaboration with The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction and Cognia™.

All schools in North Dakota participate in a Continuous Improvement process. Continuous Improvement means examining a school’s current reality including demographics, culture, technology, finances, and academic progress, among many other factors. In addition, Continuous Improvement means looking into the future and predicting what may change – what will be different a year from now, or 10 years from now.

 

During the 2018-2019 school year, all schools in North Dakota participated in this Continuous Improvement journey. School personnel participated in training and collaborated with diverse stakeholders such as community members, teachers, parents and students to map out what the school’s priorities are, what the school’s objectives are and what critical initiatives needed to be implemented to achieve those objectives. This planning process resulted in a Strategy Map – a 3 to 5-year plan for the school.

 

It is important to note that the Strategy Map is a snapshot in time. It is documentation of what the school’s priorities were the past school year. In this case the Strategy Map below was captured and submitted on May 1, 2019. It is equally important to note that the Strategy Map below may have changed since its submittal. This is because priorities may have changed quickly depending on numerous factors. Factors can include, but are not limited to, a natural disaster, a high staff turn-over rate, or an influx or decrease of students. To obtain a copy of this schools current and update Strategy Map, please contact the local school administrator.



Please contact North Dakota's Department of Public Instruction with any questions and feedback via email to the following address: dpidashboard@nd.gov