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Superintendent's Performance Objectives 2010-11 Final
Superintendent's Performance Objectives 2010-11 Final
Superintendent's Performance Objectives 2010-11 Final
OBJECTIVE RATING
Defined Target
3-Year Trend
We believe in and commit to ALL children achieving at high global academic standards . We believe that school culture and staff have a profound impact on student achievement and commit to hiring and supporting quality teachers, principals, and staff .
Goal 1
1
Student Achievement: Accelerate the academic performance of all students MCS in Good Standing on NCLB status Increase the number of General Education Pre-K classrooms Increase the number of students enrolled in General Education Pre-K classrooms Increase the cohort graduation rate Increase the event (12th grade) graduation rate Decrease the cohort dropout rate Decrease the event (oneyear) dropout rate Reduce the percentage of students in grades 3-5 who are 2 or more years Overage for Grade Reduce the percentage of students in grades 6-8 who are 2 or more years Overage for Grade Reduce the percentage of students in grades 9-12 who are 2 or more years Overage for Grade
Target
Target
Move to an Improved Status Based if Goal were to add 29 Classes Based if Goal were to Increase by 503 Students
146
175
2746
3249
4120
State Report Card Fall 2011
89%
State Report Card Fall 2011 State Report Card Fall 2011
Based on 0910 Results Based if Goal were a100% to Increase by 2 Percentage Points
6 7
a0%
1.8%
1.4%
1.3%
27% Decrease
2.5%
2.0%
1.8%
a50%
56% Decrease
10
8.0%
7.9%
6.1%
a450%
Based if Goal were to reduce by 0.4 Percentage Points Based if Goal were to Increase by 5 Proficiency Points (AMO 49%) Based if Goal were to Increase by 5 Proficiency Points (AMO 49%)
24% Decrease Only 2 Data Points Available Only 2 Data Points Available
Increase the percentage of students scoring 11 proficient in Reading/Language Arts: Grade 3-5 Increase the percentage of students scoring 12 proficient in Reading/Language Arts: Grade 6-8
26%
27%
a20%
24%
25%
a20%
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Performance Objectives
Percent of objective met
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
OBJECTIVE RATING
Defined Target
3-Year Trend
We believe in and commit to ALL children achieving at high global academic standards . We believe that school culture and staff have a profound impact on student achievement and commit to hiring and supporting quality teachers, principals, and staff .
Goal 1
Increase the percentage of students scoring 13 proficient on the End of Course English I exam (first-time takers) Increase the percentage of students scoring 14 proficient on the End of Course English II exam (first-time takers) Increase the percentage of students scoring 15 proficient in Math: Grade 3-5 Increase the percentage of students scoring 16 proficient in Math: Grade 6-8 Increase the percentage of students scoring 17 proficient on the End of Course Algebra I exam (first-time takers) Increase the percentage of students scoring 18 proficient in Science: Grade 3-5 Increase the percentage of students scoring 19 proficient in Science: Grade 6-8
38%
45%
a140%
37%
36%
a0%
Only 2 Data Points Available Only 2 Data Points Available Only 2 Data Points Available
24%
27%
a60%
13%
18%
Based if Goal were to Increase by 5 Proficiency Points (AMO 40%) Based if Goal were by 5 a100% to Increase Points Proficiency (AMO 40%)
34%
39%
a80%
Based if Goal were to Increase by 5 Proficiency Points (AMO 44%) Based if Goal were to Increase by 5 Proficiency Points
(AMO Not Established)
Only 2 Data Points Available Only 2 Data Points Available Only 2 Data Points Available
23%
23%
a0% a40%
24%
26%
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Performance Objectives
Percent of objective met
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
OBJECTIVE RATING
Defined Target
3-Year Trend
We believe in and commit to ALL children achieving at high global academic standards . We believe that school culture and staff have a profound impact on student achievement and commit to hiring and supporting quality teachers, principals, and staff .
Goal 1
Increase the percentage of students scoring 20 proficient on the End of Course Biology I exam (first-time takers) Increase the percentage of students scoring 21 proficient in Social Studies: Grade 3-5 Increase the percentage of students scoring 22 proficient in Social Studies: Grade 6-8 Increase the percentage of students scoring 23 proficient on the End of Course U.S. History exam (first-time takers) Increase the percentage of students scoring proficient on the Grade 5 TCAP Writing Assessment
28%
27%
a0%
Only 2 Data Points Available Only 2 Data Points Available Only 2 Data Points Available
64%
64%
a0%
55%
56%
a20%
92%
88%
a0%
24
77%
78%
83%
a250%
Increase the percentage of students scoring 25 proficient on the Grade 8 TCAP Writing Assessment
85%
84%
88%
a200%
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Performance Objectives
Percent of objective met
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
OBJECTIVE RATING
Defined Target
3-Year Trend
We believe in and commit to ALL children achieving at high global academic standards . We believe that school culture and staff have a profound impact on student achievement and commit to hiring and supporting quality teachers, principals, and staff .
Goal 1
Increase the percentage of students scoring 26 proficient on the Grade 11 TCAP Writing Assessment Increase the scores of 8th
27 grade students on the
81%
85%
84%
a0%
Based if Goal were to Increase by 2 Proficiency Points (AMO 61%) Based if Goal were to Increase by 1 Scale Score Based if Goal were to Increase by 1 Scale Score Based if Goal were to Increase by 1402 Graduates Based if Goal were to Increase by 1 Scale Score Based if Goal were to Increase by 2 Percentage Points Based if Goal were a270% to Increase by 1 Percentage Point
12.9
13.2
13.2
2% Increase
14.7
14.8
14.7
the PLAN Increase the number of 29 MCS graduates with ACT scores Increase the scores of 30 graduating seniors on the ACT Increase the districts ACT
31 College Readiness
5020
6422
6774
17.3
16.6
16.2
6%
5%
4%
11.4%
12.4%
15.1%
courses Increase the percentage of grade 11 & 12 African33 American students enrolled in AP courses
9.2%
10.7%
12.1%
a140%
32% Increase
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Performance Objectives
Percent of objective met
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
OBJECTIVE RATING
Defined Target
3-Year Trend
We believe in and commit to ALL children achieving at high global academic standards . We believe that school culture and staff have a profound impact on student achievement and commit to hiring and supporting quality teachers, principals, and staff.
Goal 1
Increase the percentage of grade 11 & 12 African34 American students enrolled in dual-credit courses Increase the percentage of grade 11 & 12 35 Hispanic students enrolled in AP courses Increase the percentage of grade 11 & 12 36 Hispanic students enrolled in dual-credit courses Increase the number of
37 graduates from all MCS
4.6%
4.3%
5.2%
a90%
13% Increase
12.7%
13.9%
20.7%
a680%
63% Increase
1.5%
3.1%
5.5%
a240%
Based if Goal were to Increase by 1 Percentage Point Based if Goal were to Increase by 302 Graduates
11
313
582
Prep Academies
38
a89% a175%
33
37
44
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Performance Objectives
Percent of objective met
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
OBJECTIVE RATING
Defined Target
3-Year Trend
We believe in and commit to being a high-performing organization that establishes a culture of continuous improvement, transparency and accountability at all levels.
Goal 2
Accountability: Establish a holistic accountability system that evaluates the academic, operational, and fiscal performance of the school district
The Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) will be prepared and submitted to the Association of School 39 Business Officials International (ASBO) Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting Program District will receive an 40 unqualified fiscal audit for FY 2010 Identify, verify, and catalogue all real property 41 owned by MCS to reduce the number of non-MCS titled properties by 20% Procurement dollars spent on strategically42 sourced items (all Fund sources) On-time bus arrivals at schools
Yes
Yes
Yes
a100%
Met All Three Years Met All Three Years
a100%
Target Met
29
19
15
a105%
48% Decrease
$27.4 million
$29.5 million
$30.3 million
a38%
11% Increase
Only 2 Data Points Available
43
40%
86%
a115%
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Performance Objectives
Percent of objective met
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
OBJECTIVE RATING
Defined Target
3-Year Trend
We believe that strong public support is essential for ALL students to excel and commit to developing productive and mutually beneficial family , district, and community partnerships.
Goal 3
Parent and Community Involvement: Build and strengthen family and community partnerships to support the academic and character development of all students
Engage the community in fall and spring district44 wide Exhibition of Student Work / ThinkShow!
7,000 Jurors
10,000 Jurors
11,252 Jurors
a74%
61% Increase
Engage parents through community-wide parental 45 involvement activities and events (e.g., Demand Parent Summits)
971 Parents
1,344 Parents
1,534 Parents
a11%
Based if Goal were to add 1,687 Parents 58% Increase
We believe that good health is critical to high performance and commit to improving the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of ALL students and staff.
Goal 4
Healthy Youth Development: Create a school community that listens to student input and promotes student leadership and healthy youth development Number of TENN Care health screenings conducted for all eligible MCS students
46
25,113
29,855
42,386
a264%
69% Increase
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Performance Objectives
Percent of objective met
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
OBJECTIVE RATING
Defined Target
3-Year Trend
We believe that school safety is essential for a productive teaching and learning environment and commit to providing safe schools.
Goal 5
Safety: Maintain a positive, safe and respectful environment for all students and staff
Reduce the number of students 17 and under 47 referred to Juvenile Court for offenses in schools by 5% Reduce the number of students transported to 48 Juvenile Court for offenses in schools by 20%
49
7,727
7,093
5,681
a398%
27% Decrease
1,484
1,252
800
a181% a389%
46% Decrease
8,906
9,235
7,439
17% Decrease
Reduce the number of serious incidents in all 50 schools from 24 incidents per 1,000 to 14 incidents per 1,000
34.3
24.3
18.3
a60%
47% Decrease
We believe in and commit to respecting and embracing cultural, social, intellectual, and economic diversity and empowering ALL students and staff to each their full potential.
Goal 6
Diversity: Create a school community that is sensitive and responsive to the needs of an increasingly diverse population Number of teachers
113
133
147
a70%
30% Increase Only 2 Data Points Available Only 1 Data Point Available
789
12,783
a1520%
$20.4 million
a100%
Target Met
Number of applicants recruited and approved for Teach Memphis Selection Model by the 54 Office of Strategic Teacher Recruitment and Staffing and The Dept of Human Resources Percentage of teachers completing MCS Teacher Effectiveness Measure training
1,407
2,826
a101%
101% Increase from the 0910 Number
55
100%
a100%
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