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School Improvement Plan

Photo of the students playing outside the back entrance of Orchard Place Elementary School

2024-2025

A School Improvement Plan (SIP) or School Development Plan (SDP) is a central document used by Senior Leadership teams to map out their strategic plans for the development of their school.

Student learning in literacy

SMART Goal Specific, measurable, attainable, relevant

ALL Students

• In 2024…19% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Reading

• In 2025… 30% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Reading

English Learners

• In 2024…6.8% of EL students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Reading, all of which were in 3rd grade. 

• In 2025… 30% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Reading

Students with IEPs

• In 2024…0% children with disabilities whose home school is Orchard Place received a Meet/Exceed on IAR Reading in 2024 based on IAR scores.  

• In 2025…10% of children with disabilities will receive a Meet/Exceed on IAR Reading 2025.

Specific Action Step Timeline & Setting Point Person
Tier 1: Students will complete iReady Reading / Imagine Learning benchmarks three times per year and complete 2 lessons per week in order for teachers to plan for and respond to Tier 1 instructional needs

September 2024 - May 2025

K - 5 Team Leaders

Tier 2: Classroom teachers will provide Tier 2 support in literacy and language objectives during daily W.I.N. block

September 2024 - May 2025

K - 5 Team Leaders

Tier 1: Staff will participate in co-planning opportunities focused on language objectives connected to content objectives through the use of Title 3 funds for before/after school collaboration time

January - may 2025

Team Leaders

Tier 3:Training of new research- and/or evidence-based ELA curriculums are being used to instruct students with IEPs

End of Trimester 1

Student Services Team

Tier 3: Application of the data process (collection, review, analysis, and acted upon) in which special education staff will collect data every two weeks on literacy goals At least twice per trimester; a minimum of 6 meetings per year Student Services Coordinator & Staff

 


 

Student learning in math

SMART Goal Specific, measurable, attainable, relevant

ALL Students

• In 2024…24.4% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Math.

• In 2025…40% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Math.

English Learners

• In 2024…19% of EL students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Math

• In 2025…In 2025…40% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Math.

Students with IEPs

• In 2024…6% of children with disabilities whose home school is Orchard Place  received a Meet/Exceed on IAR Math 

• In 2025…10% of children with disabilities whose home school is Orchard Place will receive a Meet/Exceed on IAR Math

Specific Action Step Timeline & Setting Point Person

Tier 1: Students will complete iReady Math benchmarks three times per year and complete 2 lessons per week in order for teachers to plan for and respond to Tier 1 instructional needs

September 2024 - May 2025

K - 5 Team Leaders

Tier 2: Classroom teachers will provide Tier 2 support in language and math objectives during dedicated Work Places time across K-5 classrooms.

September 2024 - May 2025

K - 5 Team Leaders

Tier 1: Staff will participate in co-planning opportunities focused on language objectives connected to content objectives through the use of Title 3 funds for before/after school collaboration time

January - May 2024

Team Leaders

Tier 3: Training on new research- and/or evidence-based math curriculums are being used to instruct students with IEPs

End of Trimester 1

Student Services Team

Tier 3: Application of the data process (collection, review, analysis, and acted upon) that special education staff will collect data every two weeks on math goals At least twice per trimester; a minimum of 6 meetings per year Student Services Coordinator & Staff

 


 

Student social emotional well-being

SMART Goal Specific, measurable, attainable, relevant

Current Data as of August 2024:

• In August 2024 we agreed to a rating of 0 of 2 for: Tier I team reviews and uses discipline data and academic outcome data (e.g., Curriculum-Based Measures, state tests) at least monthly for decision-making.

SMART Goal for May 2025:

• By Spring 2025, we will feel confident with a rating of 2 of 2 for: Tier I team reviews and uses discipline data and academic outcome data (e.g., Curriculum-Based Measures, state tests) at least monthly for decision-making.

Specific Action Step Timeline & Setting Point Person

Infinite Campus Referral System is used to collect and analyze Office Discipline Referral (ODR) data

Training August 19, 2024

Principal

Tier I team analyzes discipline data and academic outcome data at least monthly, disaggregates data to inform and monitor equitable practices

Monthly Team Leader meetings

Team Leaders

Data shared with team and faculty monthly (minimum)

Monthly Building Meetings

Team Leaders

 


 

data analysis schoolwide needs assessment

Student Group Current Learning Data as of August 2024 SMART Goal for May 2025

ALL

In 2024…19% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Reading.

In 2025… 30% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Reading.

ALL

In 2024…24.4% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Math.

In 2025…40% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Math.

EL In 2024…6.8% of EL students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Reading, all of which were in 3rd grade. In 2025… 30% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Reading.
EL

In 2024…19% of EL students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Math.

In 2025…In 2025…40% of students whose home school is Orchard Place met or exceeded on IAR Math.
IEP In 2024…0% children with disabilities whose home school is Orchard Place received a Meet/Exceed on IAR Reading in 2024 based on IAR scores.  In 2025…10% of children with disabilities will receive a Meet/Exceed on IAR Reading 2025.
IEP In 2024…6% of children with disabilities whose home school is Orchard Place  received a Meet/Exceed on IAR Math.

In 2025…10% of children with disabilities whose home school is Orchard Place will receive a Meet/Exceed on IAR Math.

 


 

The team

Team Member Name Role
Nancy Llanos Kindergarten Team Leader
Laura Rosland 1st Grade Team Leader / PD Facilitator

Jacob Bultema

2nd Grade Team Leader

Samantha Gawel 3rd Grade Team Leader

Pam Dobrowski

4th Grade Team Leader

Gianna Hansen

5th Grade Team Leader

Francesca Liberti SpEd Team Leader

Nancy Pawelek

EL Team Leader / EL Facilitator

Melissa Kahn

PD Facilitator

Caroline Moore

Instructional Coach

Jennifer Suarez Bautista

Principal