GOAL: We will develop an aligned, standards-based system which will be delivered consistently where each child will receive the basic foundations in addition to challenging and relevant learning. SPECIFIC RESULT: Design specific projects that enable students to master skills and meet multiple standards through critical thinking and use of real-world experiences. ACTION STEP ASSIGNED TO: STARTING DATE: PROGRESS REVIEW: COMPLETED DATE: COSTS BENEFITS 1. Implement STEAMposium districtwide (Science,Technolgy, Engineering, Arts, and Math, Maker Creator Fair)
Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment Career & Technical Education Fine Arts Technology August 2014
Annually Ongoing Awards for contestants = $2,500 Increases real- world experiences for students
Increases critical thinking skills for students
Provides scholarship opportunities for students
Career exploration for students
Allows businesses to identify potential leaders within community 2. Revitalize UIL academic programs at the elementary and middle school levels Special Programs Campus Administrators Campus Teachers August 2015 Annually Ongoing UIL academics = $202,000 3. Promote and expand internship opportunities for high school students with local business partners Community Liaisons Career & Technical Education Summer 2014 Annually Ongoing Public relations cost = $2,500
Responsible: Dr. Jovan Wells Associate Superintendent of Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment Dr. Phil Gilbreath Director of Career & Technical Education George Jones Director of Fine Arts Dr. Rhonda Davis Director of Special Programs Campus Administrators Campus Teachers