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Goal 1
Strong Foundational Readiness:
Every student will meet readiness criteria for a succesful Prekindergarten - Grade 3 transition, demonstrating academic and social-emotional preparedness.
Measures of student progress:
1.A Increased percent of kindergarteners who participated in high-quality Pre-K programs
1.B Increased percent of students demonstrating self-regulation and readiness skills
1.C Increased percent of students meeting standards in Reading, Math, and Writing by the end of Grade 3
Goal 1 in Action
Goal 2
Safe, Supported, & Empowered:
Every student will experience safety, a sense of belonging, timely support, and equitable involvement in decisions that directly affect them.
Measures of student progress:
2.A Increased percent of students with regular attendance (i.e., at least 90% attendance rate)
2.B Increased percent of students who participate in diverse and inclusive extracurricular activities or community programs
2.C Increased student involvement in consequential school and districtlevel decision-making
2.D Increased student satisfaction with the school climate (including: safety, inclusion, student-staff relationships)
2.E Increased percent of students demonstrating ownership of learning and self-advocacy skills
Goal 2 in Action
Goal 3
Continuous Academic Growth:
Every student will demonstrate continuous growth toward meeting academic standards and will have equitable access to the supports necessary to excel.
Measures of student progress:
3.A Increased percent of students experiencing academic growth in coursework and district assessments
3.B Increased percent of students meeting proficiency standards on state assessments at a pace that closes opportunity, learning, and achievement gaps
3.C Increased percent of students who complete advanced coursework successfully
3.D Increased percent of 9th graders on-track to graduate
Goal 3 in Action
Goal 4
Readiness for a Changing World
Every student will graduate prepared for post-secondary success, equipped with the 21st Century skills needed to thrive in a diverse, everevolving world.
Measures of student progress:
4.A Increased percent of students meeting academic milestones, high school graduation, and post-secondary success
4.B Increase percent of students with a meaningful graduation pathway aligned to their High School & Beyond Plan goals
4.C Increased graduation rates
4.D Increased access to career-related learning experiences and supports (i.e. experiential learning, CTE, dual credit, internships, and apprenticeships opportunities)
4.E Student demonstration of Portrait of a Graduate competencies at key transition junctures




