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Rappahannock
County Public
Schools 2007-06
Proposed Goals
* Continue to implement the strategic plan adopted by the School Board on July 13, 2004, that was later merged with the RCPS Comprehensive Plan.
* Have the Division Leadership Team make proposed revisions to the RCPS Comprehensive Plan by November 2007 for School Board action in December 2007.
Continue to:
* Identify iwtniftMial targets for improvement a system of multiple measurements of student achievement, data analysis and dissemination. Institute a process for regular monitoring of instructional programs to ensure targets are achieved. Increase SOL pass rates, including "passadvanced,” at all grades, an all tests, for an groups. Monitor student progress on AP mmo, Cambridge tests and the SAT.
* Devise strategies to improve student performance in Mathematics.
* Meet "adequate yearly progress” (AYP) targets set by the federal government:
* Provide assistance necessary for 100 percent of June diploma candidates to pass courses and meet all state requirements for graduation.
* Increase continuation rate (post secondary education) for all subgroups.
* Increase attendance and punctuality rates.
* Review and strengthen the system for regular and prompt communication within the schools — including faculty, staff, administrators, parents and students — and with the wider community regarding school mission, goals, programs and achievements.
* Ensure equitable access to technology for all instructional staff.
•Utilize technology to enhance instruction across all disciplines. Correction to RCPS
August Newsletter:
Irving Smith, 2007 Rappahannock County High School graduate and bronze medalist in the state Group A long jump competition, was incorrectly identified in the Rappahannock County public schools August newsletter. Superintendent Bob Chappell apologizes to Mr. Smith for listing his name incorrectly. Ihe Smith family has been provided with an electronic version of the corrected newsletter. Anyone wishing to receive an electronic copy of the newsletter may make the request to rrhappellftwippahannnrk k12 v a.u&
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