The next part of the process is for each subject level PLC to develop a three part action plan that will support their
SMART Goal that includes, indicators, measures and target. An action plan is a description of what indicators are
weak and strategies we use to meet targets. You have in your information packet the complete action plans and
we encourage you to take the time to read them. They outline a comprehensive, dedicated plan for student
success. See Sample Form for Grade Level PLC Goal Development Work Page (This template is used by each grade
level PLC to develop a set of instructional goals for the upcoming school year. Grade level PLC Data Analysis
Collaborative Work Pages are posted on the Cardinal Spaces Wiki.)
Indicators
Indicators
The first level of an action plan is entitled indicators. This is what we are doing to meet these goals. This is a set of
steps or processes that we use to improve student learning, retention and performance in preparation for state
testing. Data analysis of mastery checks occurs here and then drives student placement for intervention
opportunities and re-teaching. Also at this level, SMART Goals are written by students and reading and math PLCs
review the weakest indicators of the mastery checks and repeat the four step process of creating operational
interventions.
The next level of the plan is called measure. Here tools are used to determine where students are now and
whether they are improving. Examples of some of these tools would be student placement after Mastery Checks
in intervention opportunities such as KMA, KRA, before and after school intervention, Saturday Academy and
Homebase prevention interventions through re-teaching.
The final level of the action plan is called Target. Here is where attainable levels of performance for students are
delineated. Mastery Checks Goals are aligned with state standards in order to achieve 80% mastery and AYP
proficiency mandates. The teachers will implement testing and teaching strategies to facilitate student success in
classroom activities on all Mastery Checks and State Assessments.
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