Curriculum & Instruction

Curriculum & Instruction – SSR Findings

SSR FindingsBackground Information / DocumentsEvidence
Strength AreasGrowth Areas
Instructional practices are shifting towards fostering greater student responsibility, with various research-based strategies being implemented effectively.There is a recognized need for increased time and resources dedicated to achieving both vertical and horizontal alignment of the curriculum across grade levels and buildings.
Teachers are utilizing informal assessment methods, including exit tickets, bell ringers, and student demonstrations, to assess understanding and skills.A critical area for development lies in cultivating a stronger sense of ownership among students regarding their learning. While student compliance is evident, deeper engagement concerning the rationale behind learning is essential for fostering true ownership.
The Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) framework is acknowledged as being present within the district.Inconsistencies in the application of MTSS processes have been observed, indicating a need for refinement and additional Streamline assessment methodologies to achieve a balanced integration of both formal and informal assessment techniques, ensuring comprehensive evaluation of student understanding.