Continuous Improvement Plan

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• Availability of timely assessment data for teacher use.

• Quality instruction through standards‐based classrooms.

• Diverse community • Lack of state and local funding for school and district operations.
• Businesses Closed
• Student withdrawal due to parents losing jobs
• Impact of negative influences (drugs and conduct) on instruction.

A SWOT analysis “enables business entities to understand their Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats” (Fernandez, 2009, p. 36). The idea of this report is to determine the internal and external factors that affect performance over the five years. This SWOT Analysis connects the data and feedback collecting method. By using a SWOT Analysis, the Continuous Improvement Plan team can measure what is working and what needs re-working for internal employees and external stakeholders. The strategies will lead to a Continuous Improvement Plan that includes the mission, vision, …show more content…

36). The school leadership team reviewed the Continuous School Improvement Plan to assess the needs of the school and student achievement. Data from state assessments, school incident reports, and other local data was used to suggest strategies, professional development, and budget requirements for school improvement. The findings were shared with stakeholders. The system has determined through the SWOT analysis, the development and implementation of a strategic plan to improve the school organization. This plan will allow the school to use limited resources with input from stakeholders. Also, the plan will provide opportunities for input in the areas of parent engagement, improved and increased communications. Recognizing the strengths and weaknesses, and adding opportunities and threats into actions through the planning process will make this school a quality educational organization in our community and

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