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The executive planning document outlines the goals and action steps for Puyallup High School for the 2013-2014 school year. The team gathered data, discussed improvements and goals, and developed a plan to increase the number of students meeting state standards in reading and math, decrease failing grades while maintaining rigor, and provide job-embedded professional development, common assessments, strategic interventions, and community partnerships to help students realize their full potential.
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- 2. Planning 1)Gathered data, met with team and discussed improvement and goals 2)Came up with plan and he wrote it up.
- 4. 2013-2014 Test Scores List of Academic Programs School-wide Strengths Vision and Mission The vision of Puyallup High School is to graduate students who are prepared for their future as respectful and productive members of our diverse, democratic society. Puyallup High School community is to create an environment rich with educational opportunities designed to help students realize their full potential.
- 5. Page 2 Goals Increase number of students who met standards in accordance with Washington’s AMOs in Reading and Math Decrease the number of students who receive failing grades while maintaining rigor
- 6. Action Steps Job embedded professional development Common assessments Strategic interventions based on need Danielson Framework/TPEP/standards based Create meaningful partnerships with communities