School Improvement Plan

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These are Angevine Middle School's school improvement goals for the past three years. The results are shown with a rating for attainment of this school’s Equity, Achievement and Climate goals.

For 2006-2007, a plus (+) indicates that the school met or exceeded its goal and a minus (-) indicates that the goal is still in progress.

For 2007-08:
(*) = exceeded goal (+) = met goal () = no change ( -) = did not meet goal

For 2008-09:
(*) = exceeded goal (+) = met goal () = progress, goal not met ( -) = no progress

SMART Goals	2006-07		2007-08		2008-09
Equity	Decrease the achievement gap in reading by 10 WIP for all Latino students The gap decreased by 12 WIP	+	Over the next two years, increase reading and writing scores for all Latino students by an additional 10 WIP and increase reading scores for special education students by 10 WIP Reading scores increased by 4 WIP for Latinos and decreased by 6WIP for special education students Writing scores remained flat for Latinos (51 WIP) and special education students (20WIP)	-	Over the next two years, increase median growth percentile by 10% for Special Education, ELL, Latino/Hispanic, and TAG students in reading, writing and math. We are in year 1 of this multi-year goal with the initial baseline year of 2008.	-
Achievement	Increase reading weighted index scores by 10WIP for all students. Reading scores increased by 4 WIP	-	Over the next two years, increase overall reading and writing scores by 10 WIP Reading scores increased by 7 WIP and writing scores increased by 4 WIP	-	Increase the median growth percentile in writing, reading and math by 10% each over the next two years. We are in year 1 of this multi-year goal with the initial baseline year 2008.	+
Climate	Increase percent responses to questions 2 and 7 on the BVSD student climate survey Responses increased by 1% on question 2 and by 4% on question 7	+	Over the next two years, increase by 10% the number of students who feel safe and welcome at school (questions 2, 3, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 19, 24, and 47 Responses to questions: #2 increased by 7% #3 increased by 2% #7 increased by 2% #9 increased by 2% #11 decreased by 8% #13 increased by 5% #15 increased by 10% #19 decreased by 2% # 24 increased by 5% #47 decreased by 5%	- / +	Over the next two years, increase by 10% the number of students who feel safe and welcome at school (questions 2, 3, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 19, 24, and 47 Responses to questions: #2 increased by 8% #3 increased by 6% #7 increased by 9% #9 increased by 3% #11 No Change #13 decreased by 10% #15 increased by 4% #19 increased by 10% # 24 decreased by 10% #47 increased by 5%	+

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