Document 17

Areas of Concern Summary (2008-2009):

Whiteland Community High Sch

We are concerned that ...

Others are concerned about our ...

check Engagement of students, particularly freshmen, males, and lower achieving students (High)
check Assessment: re-testing policy and its implementation (Low)
check Instruction does not push all students to do their best, and does not incorporate student interests and real world projects on a regular basis (High)
check The behavior of other students interferes with students' ability to learn. (Low)
check A. Parent Involvement (High)
B. Technology Coordination
check C. Safe and Disciplined Learning Environment (Low - continuation)
check D. Attendance (Low - continuation)
E. Offer Core 40 / Honors Courses
F. Encourage Core 40 / Honors Courses
check G1. Exceptional Learners - Gifted (Medium)
G2. Exceptional Learners - Special Education
H. Cultural Competency

Local Areas of Concern

Concern: Engagement of students, particularly freshmen, males, and lower achieving students

Energy Required:
High energy (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern are likely to involve the entire faculty in a major way.)

 

Concern: Assessment: re-testing policy and its implementation

Energy Required:
Low energy (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern are likely to involve a few people in a minor way or the entire faculty in a very minor way.)

 

Concern: Instruction does not push all students to do their best, and does not incorporate student interests and real world projects on a regular basis

Energy Required:
High energy (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern are likely to involve the entire faculty in a major way.)

 

Concern: The behavior of other students interferes with students' ability to learn.

Energy Required:
Low energy (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern are likely to involve a few people in a minor way or the entire faculty in a very minor way.)

 

Required Areas of Concern

A. Parent Involvement (PL221)

Energy Required:
High energy (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern are likely to involve the entire faculty in a major way.)

 

B. Technology Coordination (PL221)

Energy Required:
Low energy - continuation (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern may have been high energy strategies when they were initially implemented, but are now implemented with a low amount of energy.)

 

C. Safe and Disciplined Learning Environment (PL221)

Energy Required:
Low energy - continuation (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern may have been high energy strategies when they were initially implemented, but are now implemented with a low amount of energy.)

 

D. Attendance (PL221)

Energy Required:
Low energy - continuation (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern may have been high energy strategies when they were initially implemented, but are now implemented with a low amount of energy.)

 

E. Offer Core 40 / Honors Courses (PL221)

Energy Required:
Low energy - continuation (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern may have been high energy strategies when they were initially implemented, but are now implemented with a low amount of energy.)

 

F. Encourage Core 40 / Honors Courses (PL221)

Energy Required:
Low energy - continuation (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern may have been high energy strategies when they were initially implemented, but are now implemented with a low amount of energy.)

 

G1. Exceptional Learners - Gifted (PL221)

Energy Required:
Medium energy (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern are likely to involve many of the staff in a major way or the entire staff in a more minor way.)

 

G2. Exceptional Learners - Special Education (PL221)

Energy Required:
Medium energy (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern are likely to involve many of the staff in a major way or the entire staff in a more minor way.)

 

H. Cultural Competency (PL221)

Energy Required:
Low energy - continuation (The strategy(ies) needed to address this concern may have been high energy strategies when they were initially implemented, but are now implemented with a low amount of energy.)