PSSC Meeting – December 4 th  School Review Results  2013-2014 Assessment results  The Field (the discussion was sparked from the School Review)  Miscellaneous.

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PSSC Meeting – December 4 th  School Review Results  Assessment results  The Field (the discussion was sparked from the School Review)  Miscellaneous

School Improvement Review November 2014

Strengths  Goal Setting and Monitoring  Managing Instructional Groups  Use of Positive Behavior Intervention Supports

Collaboratively Developed Areas of Focus and Potential Strategies  Co- and Extra-Curricular Opportunities  Parent/Guardian Curricular Engagement  Student-Directed Learning and Assessment

What do YOU think???

Literacy – Reading Comprehension grade 2 (38 students) Below Appropriate Achievement Appropriate Achievement Strong Achievement School13.2%68.4%18.4% District27.4%51.2%21.4% Province22.5%53.9%23.6%

Literacy – Reading Comprehension grade 4 FI (14 students) Below Appropriate Achievement Appropriate Achievement Strong Achievement School28.6%71.4%0% District33.9%60.4%5.7% Province31.6%62.3%6.1%

Literacy – Writing grade 4 FI (14 students) Below Appropriate Achievement Appropriate Achievement Strong Achievement School50.0%42.9%7.1% District35.1%52.4%12.5% Province36.2%52.1%11.7%

Literacy – Writing Traits grade 4 FI (14 students) % of students that Met or Exceeded the Appropriate Achievement Level Content Organization Word Choice VoiceSentence Structure Conventions School District Province

Literacy – Reading Comprehension grade 7 (22 students) Below Appropriate Achievement Appropriate Achievement Strong Achievement School36.2%55.3%8.5% District25.1%65.6%9.3% Province22.9%67.9%9.2%

Literacy – Reading Comprehension grade 7 (22 students) Percent Correct by Strand Literary Text Information Text Literal Response Inferential / Interpretative Response Personal / Critical / Evaluative Response School District Province

Numeracy grade 8 (52 students) Below Appropriate Achievement Appropriate Achievement Strong Achievement School67.3%21.2%11.5% District40.0%35.9%24.2% Province42.4%34.9%22.7%

PSSC Meeting – December 4 th  Assessment - changing format  The Field (the discussion was sparked from the School Review)  Miscellaneous