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PJCSD Goals2014-2015
PJCSD Goals2014-2015
• Continue to implement the CCLS with a focus on an increase in professional development for all employees
• Continue to update the Strategic Plan Scorecard
• Continue to improve attendance and graduation rates
• Study and present replacement/improvement options for the Middle School building
• Maintain the fiscal stability of PJCSD
CONTINUE TO IMPLEMENT THE CCLS• Established New Standards Based
Report Card
• Parent Involvement Nights
• Implemented Compass Learning Odyssey Program
• Expanded MAPS Testing
• Teachers Worked in Collaboration with OU/Sullivan BOCES to Create the New Social Studies Curriculum
• Professional Book Club
• PLC Teams Created Essential Concepts and Common Assessments
• Continue to Work on Modules and Modifying Curriculum
• Increased Professional Development and Training
Professional Development
andaa2013-2014
2014-2015
In-house 79 416
Off-site 375 475
BOCES 251 414
Total 705 1,305
Continue to update the Strategic Plan Scorecard
Increases
• High School: Improvement on Regents Exam Scores in 5 subject areas: English, US History , Living Environment, Earth Science, Physics; met or exceeded 2015 Goals in each of these subject areas
• Middle School: Student growth improvement on Math 7 and ELA 8 scores; met 2015 ELA 8 Goal
• ASK: Student growth improvement in ELA 4, ELA 6, Math 3, Math 4, Math 5, Math 6; exceeded Math 6 2015 Goal
• HBE: Student growth improvement in ELA 4, Math 3, Math 5, Math 6
Decreases
• High School: Went down on Regents Exam Scores in 4 subject areas: Algebra, Geometry, Global History, Chemistry
• Middle School: Went down on ELA 7, Math 8, Science 8
• ASK: Went down in ELA 3, ELA 5, Science 4
• HBE: Went down in ELA 3, ELA 5, ELA 6, Math 4, Science 4
Continue to Improve Attendance Rate
20072008
20082007
20092010
20102011
20112012
20122013
20132014
ASK 93.02%
92.67%
93.53%
93.15%
93.81%
93.85%
94.13%
HBE 94.75%
93.39%
94.07%
94.95%
94.72%
94.06%
94.46%
MS 93.23%
91.90%
92.61%
92.86%
93.21%
93.17%
94.41%
HS 89.90%
89.02%
89.04%
82.83%
92.26%
92.49%
93.65%
Total
94.16%
CONTINUE TO IMPROVE GRADUATION RATE
Year Four Year Graduation Rate
# oF Non-Completers
2008 66% 71
2009 61% 56
2010 68% 52
2011 72% 51
2012 75% 47
2013 80.3% 30
2014 78.4% 31
STUDY AND PRESENT REPLACEMENT/IMPROVEMENT OPTIONS FOR
THE MIDDLE SCHOOL BUILDING
Information below was presented at the September 16, 2014 BOE meeting:
• Short Term: Split Session• Rebuild/Refurbish the current 7th-8th grade
building at present location• Rebuild/Refurbish at present location,
expand to include 6th grade• Add additional classrooms to 209 complex
to house (6th) 7th and 8th grade levels• Construct new grade 6,7,8 Middle School
at an alternate location• Construct new grade 9-12 High School at
an alternate location
Maintain Fiscal Stability• Developed, presented and adopted a fiscally
sound budget which was approved by voters• Developed, presented and adopted capital
projects referendum that addresses instructional initiatives and safety concerns. Approved by voters and planning has begun.
• Continue to revise comprehensive plan to address Food Service budget deficits
• Revise fund balance plan quarterly-include material loss of Montague tuition
• Audit continues to support sound financial position
ONE DISTRICT~ ONE MISSION