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SCCOctober 22, 2015

Sign in Sheet & Welcome

Please specify if you have been to the SCC training Last session is October 28th @ 8 pm

Approval of last months minutes

Using the Trust Video

Digital Citizenship

Jim Wilson

LandTrust 14-15Final Report

Goal 1 – Math Before & After Measurements

CFA #1: 3 students out of 1218 = 0.25% CFA #2: 349 students out of 1219 = 28.6% CFA #3: 718 students out of 1206 = 60%

How was the Action Plan Implemented Additional math classes to lower class size Math teachers re-taught and re-tested students who did

not reach mastery. Teachers provided between 8-10 sessions per term.

LandTrust 14-15Final Report

Goal 1 – Writing Before & After Measurements

For two of the three terms, ELA teachers did a common writing assignment using Utah Compose and scored the number of students at or above mastery level. Common writing #1 given at the end of trimester 1: results

1218 students out of 1465 (83.1%) scored at or above 80% mastery.

Common writing #2 given at the end of trimester 2: results 1205 students out of 1455 (82.8%) scored at or above 80% mastery.

How was the Action Plan Implemented Additional staff was hired for 7th & 8th grade ELA to provide

feedback on writing assignments. Substitutes were provided so that 6th grade ELA could correct

and give feedback on the common writing assessments.

LandTrust 1415Final

Budget Goal 1: Math $67,507 Goal 2: Writing $19,582 Computer Equipment$46,459

LandTrust 1516

Goal 1: Science DPMS will use the SAGE Scores to determine if we

have made progress to the goal of 70% of our students proficient in science. Our baseline is 62%.

Action Plan DPMS will purchase computer labs for all 9-science

teachers

LandTrust 1516

Projected Budget Computer Equipment $89,488

Actual Budget FY16 allocation $105,281 FY15 carryover - $43,814 Remaining budget $ 61,467

Increased Distribution

The 2015-2016 distribution in this plan is an estimate. If the actual distribution is more than the estimate, how will additional funds be spent to implement the goals described in the plan? Software for instructional purposes in Science,

Reading, Math and Social Studies. As well as professional development that would help teachers be more effective with using technology in the classroom and meeting the learning goals of the core curriculum.

Honors Program

Currently – Receive input from a variety of stakeholders Counselors, Math & ELA Teachers, SCC

Honors ProgramQuestions asked by SCC

What is the goal of the honors program? Is it rigorous? Students in an Honors classroom require learning

experiences beyond what is typically provided in the regular classroom.  In the Honors math programs, pacing of the curriculum is adapted to include advanced supplemental material.  In all Honors classes, the curriculum is supplemented to meet the needs of advanced learners with an emphasis on depth and complexity of core concepts.

Honors ProgramQuestions asked by SCC

How much independence do we have from the district in honors curriculum? The core must be taught and there are recommendations for

the supplemental and extension activities in order to provide guidance to teachers about what students need. The maps have extensions written into them to provide this help for teachers.

Can the Honors English program read different books? Yes, they can read different books, more books, etc. As long as

the books are in the approved lists, teachers can customize their reading lists. 

Honors ProgramQuestions asked by SCC

Do we have a clear pathway for transfer students into honors program? This is still in the planning stages Request honors on the course request cards Three data points

District math CFA #3 MCOMP MCAP

Total scores will be examined and approximately the top 96 scores will be placed in honors (32 students per class, 96 per grade level)

A letter mailed home on or around July 20th An additional 12 slots will be reserved for late transfers/home

base students up until a date to be determined. Transfer students will be scored using the 3 data points above

Locker Situation

Currently We have 80 students without lockers New students are added to the bottom of the waiting

list Assign WD lockers weekly Announcements for those not using their lockers

Time Frame Dec 18Frame Locker Bases Dec 21Set Lockers Dec 24Install Maple Tops Dec 31Final Inspection

Traffic Patterns

Are we prepared for increase in traffic flow for the winter?

Other Business ???

Next Meeting

November 19th