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Madera unified Strategic plan

Our GoalMadera: Unified to ensure

every student is educated for College, equipped for Career, and empowered with Character.

Madera unified Strategic planThe Vital Signs of Student Growth & Development

We want our students to experience continuous academic growth, embody academic tenacity, and to model socio-emotional resiliency.

Therefore, we will monitor and thoroughly analyze:

1. Self-responsibility, self-discipline and initiative

2. Critical thinking and problem-solving

3. Proficiency in all subjects

4. Meaningful participation in class, school and community

5. Acquisition of positive life skills

6. Closing the “achievement gap” and accelerating learning for all student groups.

7. Successful transitions from level-to-level (Prekindergarten-Elementary-Secondary-post-Secondary

Madera unified Strategic plan

The “Four Pillars” and Core Commitments

Our Four Pillars are the building blocks of our professional practices; they frame what we must do well in every classroom, in every school, and system-wide to ensure success for all students, without exception.

1. Equitable Access To Rigorous High-Level Programs

2. Data-Driven Professional Learning & Collaboration

3. Safe And Healthy Environments For Learning And Work

4. Strong Relationships With Families And Community

ACHIEVEMENT GAP

At your table, discuss what the achievement gap is and develop a group definition.

Our changing Education landscape

Dr. Willard “Bill” DaggettInternational Center for

Leadership in Education

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ACHIEVEMENT GAP

Before We Close The Achievement Gap, We Must First Close The Expectation Gap.

We must possess an unwavering belief that we can succeed in our profession.

Like a doctor who is committed to healing, we must be committed to educating.