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Pre -K students and translation expenses, that are increasing due to additional students and the <br />continued growth of ESL students /families. <br />Priority Related Expansion Requests <br />Careful review and consideration of the district wide budget requests was performed to arrive at <br />the $1.66 million of expansion budget requests. Our primary focus was around the priorities <br />identified at the Board Planning Conference and our Strategic Plan, specifically: <br />Board Priority: Professional Development Needs <br />Project ADVANCE: Planning and implementation support: Goal 4 of the district's strategic plan <br />focuses on the professional development needs identified by teachers in our district. <br />Specifically, the strategies are: <br />• 4.1 Create a model for career and financial advancement based on instructional <br />excellence and professional growth <br />• 4.3 Create new systems and practices and/or adjust current systems and <br />practices that will sustain effective professional development and proven <br />research based practices <br />Over the past three years, teachers and administrators have been working to develop a <br />new model for professional growth, leadership, compensation and career advancement. <br />Our ADVANCE model has been created and shared with the General Assembly for <br />possible pilot consideration. This is an enormous undertaking and will require a <br />significant investment of time and resources to move from our model to implementation. <br />We are not requesting additional funding for 2015 -16 as we can reallocate funding used <br />during the model development process towards implementation. <br />Learning Focused /Understanding by Design (UBD) training: Goal I of our strategic plan <br />focuses on instructional excellence focused on thinking and problem solving in every classroom. <br />One of the goal's primary strategies is to develop a research -based curriculum template from <br />which all written curricula will be aligned, UBD is the preferred method for developing our <br />curriculum as it focuses on helping teachers identify learning goals, helps teachers create <br />meaningful assessments to measure student progress, and most importantly, helps teachers <br />develop meaningful and engaging lessons designed to make students think and problem solve. <br />Another Goal I strategy focuses on developing common expectations of all our professionals. <br />Lesson planning is an expectation that we have for all of our teachers. Administrators, teachers, <br />and instructional coaches are being trained on effective lesson plan development. They are being <br />trained on the high yield strategies that when implemented, will increase student achievement, <br />and on a monitoring system that will ensure implementation and accountability. In total, we are <br />requesting $ I50,000 for these priority professional development offerings. We need to continue <br />to invest in our teachers and leaders by providing them with the tools and skills they need <br />successfully elevate student achievement. <br />1 -3 <br />
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