Sue Freeman

The board meeting included the presentation of the superintendent's report, which covered an update on bullying, recognition of student achievement at the National beta convention and FCCLA competitions, and a discussion regarding district detachment. Additionally, the board accepted staff resignations, approved the employment of a new janitor, authorized the appointment of a steering committee, and scheduled a future called board meeting while rescheduling the March board meeting.

This improvement plan for Timbo School focuses on three core goals: academic improvement for all students, fostering safe and caring school environments, and enhancing communication among all stakeholders. The plan aims to provide a high-quality education that prepares students to be productive members in an ever-changing society and equips them with the skills to compete in a global society, all within a climate of mutual respect where all children can learn.

This School Improvement Plan outlines the strategic direction for cultivating a culture of lifelong learning and creating an inclusive, innovative educational atmosphere to nurture each student's potential. Key focus areas include literacy improvement to achieve high levels of learning through rigorous curriculum and data-driven interventions, and math improvement to increase student scores and address underachievement. The plan also prioritizes fostering safe and caring schools by strengthening building culture, implementing clear behavior expectations, and regularly updating security and emergency response plans to reduce discipline referrals.

This School Improvement Plan for Mountain View Elementary School outlines strategies to create lifetime learners through educational excellence and cultivate a positive culture for high achievement. The plan focuses on two primary goals: Academic Improvement for All, targeting 60% student proficiency in ELA and Math on state standards by May 2026, and Safe and Caring Schools, aiming to reduce infraction discipline referrals by 5% by May 2026. Key initiatives include implementing rigorous curriculum aligned with state standards, refining RTI processes, and enhancing school safety and culture.

The Improvement Plan for Mountain View High School focuses on three main goals: Academic Improvement for All, Safe and Caring Schools, and Effective Communication. The plan aims to inspire students, cultivate resilience, and promote lifelong learning by ensuring high levels of academic achievement, fostering a secure and supportive environment, and enhancing communication with all stakeholders. Key targets include student growth on ATLAS assessments, reducing discipline referrals, and increasing satisfaction with school communication.