Rebecca Denise McKeever

The ARP ESSER School District Plan focuses on implementing prevention and mitigation strategies consistent with CDC guidance, addressing the academic impact of lost instructional time through evidence-based interventions, and responding to the academic, social, emotional, and mental health needs of all students, particularly those disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. It also includes investments in other allowed activities such as technology upgrades and addressing workforce challenges, as well as renovation and air quality projects to improve the learning environment.

The schoolwide plan for Stanley County Elementary focuses on improving student success through district-wide assessments and data-driven instruction. Key strategies include using individual student data to target core and intervention instruction, implementing research-based intervention programs, and aligning curriculum across grade levels. The plan also emphasizes professional development for staff, parent involvement, and a smooth transition for students entering kindergarten.

The 2024-2025 schoolwide plan for Stanley County Elementary focuses on improving student achievement in reading and math. Key strategies include using data-driven instruction, implementing research-based intervention programs, providing professional development for teachers, and promoting parent involvement. The plan aims to improve student performance on state assessments and close achievement gaps. Specific areas of focus include enhancing reading instruction through programs like ReadyGEN, Heggerty, and Reading Mastery; improving math skills with enVision and supplemental online programs; and strengthening intervention services through dedicated time and resources. The plan also emphasizes building a strong school culture through parent engagement, community partnerships, and professional learning communities.