Amy Kearl

This Continuous Improvement Plan for Bear Lake School District aims to prepare every student for college or a career of their choice, with a vision of educating today's students for tomorrow's world. The plan establishes performance metrics and targets focusing on student achievement and growth, literacy proficiency across grade levels, college and career advising, and staff performance. It also outlines methods for measuring progress towards these goals and acknowledges community involvement in its development.

The student council meeting agendas include roll call, financial reports, and special committee reports. The agendas also cover old business and new business, including approving the Homecoming Dance, Halloween Dance, Sadi Hawkin's Dance, and the Winter Wonderland Dance. Additionally, the agenda includes amending the Constitution and discussing integrity and responsibility in the concession stand.

The document is a combined district plan for Bear Lake School District.

The 2023-2024 School Improvement Plan for Bear Lake Middle School focuses on closing the achievement gap, ensuring college and career readiness, and fostering a holistic approach to student well-being. Key areas of focus include improving ELA, math, and science scores through targeted interventions and enrichment activities; enhancing student engagement through a variety of programs and initiatives; and strengthening family and community involvement. The plan utilizes data from various sources, including NWEA MAP, ISAT, and student engagement surveys, to inform its goals and strategies. Specific outcomes include increasing ISAT proficiency rates in ELA, math, and science; improving NWEA MAP scores in math, science, and reading; and enhancing student engagement in emotional, social, and behavioral domains. The plan also aims to increase parental involvement and communication.

The 2024-2025 School Improvement Plan for Bear Lake Middle School focuses on three main goals: eliminating achievement gaps, fostering a whole-student approach to learning, and achieving STEM certification. Specific objectives include improving ISAT scores in math, ELA, and science; increasing student engagement in emotional, social, behavioral, and cognitive domains; and enhancing parent involvement. The plan also outlines strategies for implementing a comprehensive STEM program, including teacher training, resource acquisition, and community partnerships, with a goal of achieving 5-year STEM designation. The plan uses data from various sources, including ISAT scores, student and parent surveys, and MAP testing, to inform its goals and strategies.