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KENNETH C. COOMBS SCHOOL o <br /> SCHOOLIMPROVEMENTPLAN <br /> 2010-2011 GOALS <br /> PRESCHOOL— IMPROVEMENT OF STUDENT LEARNING: <br /> EVERYDAY MATH <br /> To align the preschool math curriculum objectives and portfolio assessment pieces to the <br /> Everyday Math Program; <br /> To meet the kindergarten baseline objectives for students entering kindergarten in <br /> September. <br /> KINDERGARTEN— IMPROVEMENT OF STUDENT LEARNING: <br /> NUMBERS AND NUMERATION <br /> 75% of kindergarten students will demonstrate an understanding of numerals and <br /> numeration in the domains of counting, estimating, representing and comparing numbers, <br /> reading and writing numbers. We will meet this goal by monitoring the adequate <br /> progress statements and ongoing assessment of sub goals in Everyday Math. <br /> GRADE ONE—IMPROVEMENT OF STUDENT LEARNING: <br /> NUMBERS AND NUMERATION <br /> 80% of first grade students will make adequate progress in the number and numeration <br /> strand in the Everyday Math Program by June 1, 2011. We will meet this goal by <br /> monitoring the adequate progress statements and on-going sub-goals in Everyday Math. <br /> Measures and assessments,as indicated in the Everyday Math Program will be utilized. <br /> GRADE TWO— IMPROVEMENT OF STUDENT LEARNING: <br /> NUMBERS AND NUMERATION <br /> 75% of second grade students will meet with adequate progress in the content strand of <br /> number and numeration using Everyday math. The games will help children develop the <br /> ability to think critically and solve problems and provide an enjoyable way to practice <br /> basic skills. We will meet this goal by monitoring the adequate progress statements and <br /> on-going sub-goals in Everyday Math. Measures and assessments as indicated in the <br /> Everyday Math Program will be utilized <br /> SCHOOL COUNCIL— IMPROVEMENT OF STUDENT LEARNING: <br /> EVERYDAY MATH <br /> KCC students will be engaged in an array of activities in and out of school to promote the <br /> new Everyday Math program. <br />