Raytown School District C-2

This document serves as a strategic plan overview, noting the existence of a 'Strategic Planning Dashboard' which is described as a living document. The dashboard is designed to be updated regularly to reflect the progress of various plans. The overall purpose is to manage and track the progression of the strategic initiatives.

The meeting included board member reports, highlighting student achievements such as participation in the Casey Scholars scholarship opportunity, involvement in the Grey Town hub meeting, and attendance at the Raytown Educational Foundation meeting where the Herman school program was discussed. Board members also reported on events like the pep assembly at Raytown South, activities involving Reap and Sisters in Christ, and the reading challenge. Further discussions covered the success of the NHS annual blood drive, Penny Wars fundraiser, and Scholar Bowl competition, along with upcoming senior night for basketball and cheerleading, and state qualifications for FBLA and DECA. A significant portion of the meeting recognized student Leia Iatala from Raytown High for achieving her 100th career win in wrestling and for her leadership. The superintendent also reported on the H. Hearnden career center and the multiple pathways available to students. Business items included the approval of the Curriculum and Professional Learning Committee minutes from January 12, 2026, approval of summer school dates and locations, and the acceptance of an additional $25,000 Local Food for Schools grant. Additionally, the board considered a bid for 750 Lenovo laptops.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the curriculum pacing guides for English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science subjects across various grade levels for Raytown Quality Schools. It details weekly instructional schedules, unit topics, key learning objectives, and assessment timelines including NWEA and MAP testing, across academic quarters to ensure structured curriculum delivery and student learning progression.

The board meeting agenda for January 12, 2026, was approved. Board members provided reports detailing their community involvement during the holiday season, including attending the Urban Community Connection holiday party, adopting students for Christmas gifts, providing financial assistance to West Ridge through a church, and meeting with the curriculum and professional learning committee. Student representatives from Raytown High School reported on successful service events, such as 'Candy Cane Cars' before finals week, the 'Cookies and Cramming' tutoring event offering free cookies and hot chocolate, the 'Adopt a Family' drive which successfully provided gifts for a family of six, and preparations for the 'Polar Plunge' in partnership with Special Olympics of Missouri. The Superintendent recognized a student named Sabrine Johnson for her selfless act of paying for her entire class's field trip to Science City, and plans were made for a follow-up lunch with the student.

This document outlines the academic pacing guides for 4th-grade ELA, Science, and Mathematics for the Raytown Quality Schools. It details quarterly unit schedules, topics, and approximate durations for each subject throughout the academic year.