How will you measure growth? Growth Factors (Baseline & Targets)
Empathy 1.B - Staff and Student Well Being
Peachtree Elementary School’s staff and students well-being are paramount to creating a positive school culture. This positive school culture supports prioritizing self-care, physical mental health, and social emotional learning
Begin SEL training for teachers during preplanning
Wellness Wednesdays for faculty and staff
Collaborative Planning for staff
Facilitate Emotional Intelligence survey and reflection questions during pre-planning to set personal and grade level goals for Social Emotional Learning (SEL) growth
Utilize self-awareness in meetings and with students.
Students will utilize SEL Back to School Lessons
Students begin their day with Joyful Learning
Hired an additional Counselor
PBIS purposefully taught and engaging rewards for students
International Baccalaureate/Primary Years Programme
EES Survey Data:
Percentage of students responding positively to the following question:
Most students are respectful of others at this school. (Action Steps 4-10)
22-23/Baseline
23-24/Target
88%
90%
Percentage of staff responding positively to the following question:
I believe that all students can meet the state standards. (Action Steps 1-10)
22-23/Baseline
23-24/Target
93%
100%
Equity 2.A - Multi-tiered System of Supports
Peachtree Elementary School utilizes a multi-tiered system of support to address academic and non-academic needs and remove barriers to success.
Train staff in MTSS process
Train staff on Universal Screener
Have staff work with students who need additional support/ESOL/Interventionist
Plan for data dives during the school year utilizing release days
PBIS
MTSS Team meetings and support
Data Talks with students.
Implement 45-60 minutes of Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) to provide intervention/acceleration in Literacy and Math.
Continue Collaborative Learning Teams (CLT) in Content Areas.
Encourage staff to attend District trainings.
Offer a variety of after school clubs.
Student improvement:
Increase the number of students scoring in proficient and distinguished on the Georgia Milestones. (Action Steps 1-11).
ELA
22-23 Baseline
23-24 Target
3rd
20%
25%
4th
26%
31%
5th
42%
47%
Math
22-23 Baseline
23-24 Target
3rd
25%
30%
4th
36%
41%
5th
38%
43%
Equity 2.B - Opportunity and Access
Peachtree Elementary School will expand student opportunities to engage in and have access to high quality, rigorous, and culturally relevant coursework, and enriching activities.
Provide teachers access to quality staff development
International Baccalaureate/Primary Years Programme
Increase the amount of high interest/culturally responsive books in the media center
Joyful Learning
Schedule regular release time for educators to work on planning.
Provide in-school content related opportunities to learn from consultants (High Touch/High Tech)
Provide students experiences tied to grade level standards
Increase family engagement
Provide students and families learning opportunities after school
Increase number of gifted students identified from Universal Screener.
Student Improvement in Literacy: 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade students scoring in Proficient/Distinguished on the Georgia Milestones. (Action Steps 1-10)
ELA
22-23 Baseline
23-24 Target
3rd
20%
25%
4th
26%
31%
5th
42%
47%
Percent of Students in Gifted and Talented. (Actions Steps 1-10)
Year
Percentage
22-23 Baseline
8%
23-24 Target
9%
Effectiveness 3.A - Results-Based Evaluation System
Peachtree Elementary School will work to achieve a pyramid shape with our MTSS process thereby having 80% of our students in Tier 1 through CLT planning, Coaching, and effective feedback practices
Coaching Cycles
New teacher support
Training for Curriculum Leads on Data Analysis
Conduct needs assessment to determine professional development
Collaborative Learning Teams (CLT)
Leadership Team
PBIS
MTSS Meetings
Educators attending professional learning opportunities
Walk to Intervention
Student Improvement:
% of students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades improving on District Interims between first and second semester. (Action Steps 1-10)
ELA
First Semester
Second Semester
3rd
4th
5th
Math
First Semester
Second Semester
3rd
4th
5th
Excellence 4.A - Preferred Education Destination
Peachtree Elementary School will be the first choice of students and families for excellent schools and the employer of choice for educators and staff.
International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme
PBIS
Joyful Learning
Career on Wheels, IB World Day, Winter Wonderland, and 5th Grade Exhibition
Arts in Education experiences in the building and community engagement
Field Trip experiences
Transition meetings for Kindergarten and Fifth Grade
STEM focus
Parent Center outreach
Provide extracurricular opportunities for students and on-going community events
EES Survey Data:
Percentage of students responding positively to the following question:
Most students are respectful of others at this school. (Action Steps 1-10)
22-23/Baseline
23-24/Target
88%
90%
Percentage of staff responding positively to the following question:
I believe that all students can meet the state standards. (Action Steps 1 - 10)
22-23/Baseline
23-24/Target
93%
100%
Student Improvement in Literacy: 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade students scoring in Proficient/Distinguished on the Georgia Milestones (Actions Steps 1-10)
ELA
22-23 Baseline
23-24 Target
3rd
20%
25%
4th
26%
31%
5th
42%
47%
Student Improvement in Math: 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade students scoring in Proficient/Distinguished on the Georgia Milestones
Math
22-23 Baseline
23-24 Target
3rd
25%
30%
4th
36%
41%
5th
38%
43%
Family Engagement/Building Parent Capacity -
We will build our parents' capacity to support their children's academic achievement by implementing the activities identified in The Plan/The Promise.
Increase parent outreach and parent learning opportunities
Increase number of volunteers
Communicate with social media and website
Build on community and business partnerships
Increase parent participation in our Local School Council
Increase participation in the Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Increase parent engagement and build parents’ capacity to support their child’s academic achievement by providing workshops and other learning opportunities
Increase number of parents that attend Parent/Teacher/Student Conferences.
EES Survey Data:
Increase the percentage of parents participating in the survey (Action Steps 1-8):
22-23/Baseline
23-24/Target
23%
50%
Percentage of parents responding positively to the following question:
Teachers have high expectations for student learning in this school. (Action Steps 1-8).