Is all of the time and resource that we are spending making a difference? Are our African American and economically disadvantage students showing gains? What else can we do to close the achievement gap for our African American students?
Here is the draft of my plan.
Action Planning Template
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Goal: Implement programs that are designed
to close the achievement gap in our economically disadvantage and African
American sub pop.
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s) Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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Committee meets weekly
to discuss issues facing our students and analyze data to target students
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Principal, DI, CCIS’s,
and AAS’s
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12-13 to 13-14 school
year
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Data on students that
are not performing on STAAR and passing rates
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Disseminated the STAAR data focusing on Math and Reading.
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Create and implement
programs that focus on helping our targeted students succeed
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Principal, DI, CCIS’s,
and AAS’s
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12-13 to 13-14 school
year
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Budget for resources
that are need to implement programs
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Attendance of the
students involved in the intervention program.
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Disseminating and
analyzing data at key points in the school year
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Principal, DI, CCIS’s,
AAS’s, and teachers
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12-13 to 13-14 school
year
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Data on Benchmarks,
CBA’s, report card grades
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Reviewing data on our
targeted students to see if they are showing improvement.
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Students interviews
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Patricia Ledkins
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May 2013 and May 2014
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Students that are
participation in the intervention programs
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Survey the students to
see if they feel that the interventions helped them
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Format based on Tool 7.1
from Examining What We Do to Improve Our
Schools
(Harris, Edmonson, and
Combs, 2010)
Patricia,
ReplyDeleteI like that are collecting many forms of data throughout your action research plan. I think feedback from students on your last step is a great way to dig deep and understand some of the issues positive and negative, that are occurring. Best of luck in your research!
I too work in a district that deals with economic diversity. I will be very interested in your research and i hope I can help provide some insight.
ReplyDeleteI love the use of the student survey. What better way to bridge the gap than to take into account their perspective. I have worked in a Title 1 district for the last five years and it seems each fall we take apart the data and have large gaps for various sub groups. I think your research will provide good insight to what resources are actually making an impact.
ReplyDeleteIt's great that you are using data and surveys. You could even add walkthroughs or classroom observations to see how effectively your programs are being implemented. What type of programs your you considering? Our district is over 50% eco.dis. and around 30% African American I look forward to seeing how your research progresses.
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