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Budget Middle School

Established by: Johanna Parker, Magnus Hemans,


Tonya Jones, Lemondre Watson, and Lacey Seaton

Vision
Statement

To empower students to
become productive citizens
in a global society.
To ensure a successful and
quality education for all
students through
collaboration among
students, parents,
educators, and community.

Mission
Statement

The mission of Benson School


is to empower students to
become lifelong learners
through collaboration among
students, parents, educators,
and community partnerships.
Using comprehensive research
based curriculum that is
rigorous, technology advanced,
and globally relevant to todays
changing society, we will
saturate our students with
thirst for knowledge.

$113,994.48
The amount of money that the school improvement plan has not
allotted for this school year.

GOAL 1 - Safe, Clean, Orderly Environment for Learning


Collaborate to establish strategies for faculty to be more aware of
students emotional states by 07/31/2018 as measured by a
decrease in out school suspension, in school suspension and period
detention by 50%.
How: Poverty Training, weekly follow through meetings (1 year)
Walkthroughs
PD Grades 5-8 Ongoing
House System (Teams/Homerooms)

TOTAL: $1,500

GOAL 1 - Safe, Clean, Orderly Environment for Learning


Collaborate to establish strategies for faculty to be more aware of
students emotional states by 07/31/2018 as measured by a
decrease in out school suspension, in school suspension and period
detention by 50%.
How: Poverty Training, weekly follow through meetings (1 year)
Walkthroughs
PD Grades 5-8 Ongoing
House System (Teams/Homerooms)

CHANGES:
PBIS/Restorative Justice Training & Student Incentives - $5,000

$48,994.48
The amount of money that the school improvement plan has left for this
school year.

GOAL 2 - Character, High Academic Growth, Achievement


Demonstrate student proficiency (pass rate) in Reading by 06/09/2017
as measured by an increase in the percent of students
demonstrating grade level proficiency of level 3 or higher on the NC
EOG from 52.2% to 55%.
I - Ready
Fountas and Pinnell
RCD

Demonstrate student proficiency (pass rate) in math by 06/09/2017 as


measured by an increase in the percent of students demonstrating
grade level proficiency of level 3 or higher on the NC EOG from
39.6% to 43%.
Investigation
RCD Pacing Guide & Assess

TOTAL: $0

GOAL 2 - Character, High Academic Growth, Achievement


CHANGES
Reading & Math
Following up with students using iReady
Ensure students interventions are not blanketed - more targeted

Lower 5th Grade Data


5th Grade Academy
Character Education specific for 5th grade
Come early for Orientation

$6,994.48
The amount of money that the school improvement plan has left for this
school year.

GOAL 3 - Resources to Meet all


Stakeholders
Increase student growth in reading by 06/09/2017 as
measured by Fountas and Pinnell reports and student
growth.
Teacher training on Fountas and Pinnell program and
assessment

GOAL 3 - Resources to Meet all Stakeholders


Increase student growth in reading by 06/09/2017 as
measured by Fountas and Pinnell reports and student
growth.
Teacher training on Fountas and Pinnell program and
assessment
Fountas and Pinnell program will be implemented in
all grade levels

GOAL 3 - Resources to Meet all Stakeholders (contd)


Increase student growth by implementing problem
based learning strategies by 06/09/2017 as measured
by standardized and local assessments.
Standardized and local assessment
Implement problem based learning during class
instructions
Title I funds will be used to provide additional
classroom support and reduce class sizes.

$6,994.48
The amount of money that the school improvement plan has left for this
school year.

GOAL 4 - Promote Family, Community, and


Business Involvement
Increase student growth by implementing problem
based learning strategies by 06/09/2017 as
measured by standardized and local assessments.
increase student growth in reading by 06/09/2017 as
measured by Fountas and Pinnell reports and
student growth.

GOAL 4 - Promote Family, Community, and Business


Involvement
Increase student growth by implementing problem
based learning strategies by 06/09/2017 as
measured by standardized and local assessments.
increase student growth in reading by 06/09/2017 as
measured by Fountas and Pinnell reports and
student growth.
CHANGES:
Family Fun Days (one per semester)

$994.48
The

amount of money that the school improvement


plan has left for this school year.

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