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AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
1Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,SystemSafeguards
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal
Reading / ELA,Math,Science, Social Studies,ELL
08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walk thrus,lesson plans,vocabularyassessments
1 CAMPUS: Integrate directacademic Lead4Wardvocabulary instructiondaily through the use offoldable and hands onactivities as well as visualaids
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students,SE = SpecialEducation, ESL =English as a SecondLanguage, Mig =Migrant
Principal, Assistant Principal, AcademicCoordinator, Teachers
$ (SCE-#6399)$ (15 FTEs-SCE)$ (SCE #6399 WB)
Daily Assignments, Test Grades Report Cards, STAARAssessments
1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
TIA COMPONENTS - SCHOOLWIDE PROGRAM
1 CNA Comprehensive Needs Assessment 6 SIPI Strategies to Incr. Parental Inv.2 RS Reform Strategies 7 TRAN Transition3 IHQT Instruction by HQ Teachers 8 TDMRA Teacher Decision-Making Reg. Assmt4 HQPD HQ Professional Development 9 ETAS Eff & Timely Assistance to Students5 SAHQT Strategies to Attract HQ Teachers 10 CI Coordination and Integration
TIA COMPONENTS - TARGETED AREA
1 PR Use Pgm Resources to meet St stdrs 5 IHQT Prov Instr by HQ Teachers2 SIP Incorp into School Impr Plan 6 HQPD HQ Professional Develp3 EMIS Use Effec Methods & Instr Stra 7 SIPI Stra to Incr Parental Involv4 REP Coord with & supp Reg Edu Pgm 8 FSLP Coord & Int Fed St & Loc srv & Pgms
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
2Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,SystemSafeguards
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal
Reading / ELA,Math,Science, Social Studies,ELL
08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walk thrus,lesson plans,word walls,assessments
2 CAMPUS: Utilize the"Power Words" campuswide adding new words tothe list
2 CIP
ALL = All Students,SE = SpecialEducation, ESL =English as a SecondLanguage, Mig =Migrant
Principal, Assistant Principal, AcademicCoordinator
$ (SCE-#6310) Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
Report Cards, STAARAssessments
2
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
3Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction,SystemSafeguards
Active Learning,StudentCentered /Empowered
Reading / ELA,Math,Science, Social Studies,ELL
08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walk thrus,lesson plans
3 CAMPUS:Promote highlyeffective instructionthrough theimplementation of the"Fundamental 5"
1 CNA
ALL = All Students Principal, Assistant Principal, AcademicCoordinator, Teachers
$67,470 (Title I- Academic Coordinator#6119)
Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
Report Cards, STAARAssessments
3
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
4Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction,SystemSafeguards
QuestioningStrategies toGuideInstruction
Reading / ELA,Math,Science, Social Studies,ELL
08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walk thrus,lesson plans,assessmentchecklists
4 CAMPUS:Maximizequestioning strategies toincrease rigor andparticipation through theuse of "QuestioningPrompts," "QuestionStems" and commonassessments
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Principal, Assistant Principal, AcademicCoordinator, Teachers
$17,330 (Title I-Supplies and Materials#6399)
Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
Report Cards, STAARAssessments
4
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
5Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction,SystemSafeguards
Active Learning Reading / ELA, ELL 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Reports,RewardParticipation
5 CAMPUS: Reinforcecomprehension, enduranceand fluency through theimplementation of campusinitiated ReadingIncentives Program
2 CIP 1 CNA
ALL = All Students Principal, Librarian Principal's Account, Reading SAF, PTCReading Teachers
Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
Report Cards, STAARAssessments
5
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
6Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction,StudentSupport,SystemSafeguards
MonitoringStudentProgress,SystemSafeguards
Reading / ELA,Math,Science, Social Studies,ELL
09/24/2018
05/09/2019
Walk Thrus,AttendanceSheets,GradingReports
6 CAMPUS: Offer RTI Tier IIIextended day tutorials,"Pull-Outs", "SuperSaturday" sessions and"STAAR Labs" to addressstudent weaknesses andprovide prescriptiveinstruction on reportingcategories
1 CNA 2 CIP
SE = SpecialEducation, ESL =English as a SecondLanguage, AR = AtRisk, Mig = Migrant
Executive Director for SchoolImprovement, Principal, AcademicCoordinator, Department Heads,Teachers
$ 6,000 (Title I- Transportation #6494);$ 2,000(Title I- Student Incentives #6499)$ (RTI) (#6118A) (Extra Duty Pay)
Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
Report Cards, STAARAssessments
6
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
7Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,SystemSafeguards
Monitoring ofImplementation(PD)
Reading / ELA,Math,Science, Social Studies,ELL
12/03/2018
05/30/2019
MeetingAgendas, SignIn Sheets
7 CAMPUS: OrganizeLead4ward ProfessionalDevelopment Training forteachers to acquire thetools to motivate studentsto engage with content thatthey have historicallystruggled with
1 CNA
ALL = All Students Principal, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinator, DepartmentHeads, Teachers
$6,000 (Title 1- Consultation Services) Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
Report Cards, STAARAssessments
7
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
8Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceStudentSupport,SystemSafeguards
Response toIntervention(RTI)
Reading / ELA,Math,Science, Social Studies
09/04/2018
05/30/2019
TrackingSheets, GoalSetting,StudentPortfolios
8 CAMPUS: Monitor studentprogress through CampusMentoring Programwhereas at risk studentswill be assigned toindividual administratorsand teachers for progressmonitoring (conferences,goal setting, classroomvisits, tracking forms)
1 CNA
ESL = English as aSecond Language,SE = SpecialEducation
Principal, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinator, DepartmentHeads
Department Heads Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
Report Cards, STAARAssessments
8
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
9Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,Instruction,SystemSafeguards
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal
Reading / ELA, Math 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Tyler, MasterSchedule,Schedules,Walk Thrus,
9 CAMPUS: Designdeliberate, individualmanual scheduling forSpecial Education & "LEPPlus" students based onSTAAR/TELPAS scoresand disabilities (Resource,Co-Teach, Inclusion)
1 CNA
SE = SpecialEducation
Principal, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinator, Counselors
Counselors Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
9
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
10Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,Instruction,SystemSafeguards
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal
Reading / ELA 09/10/2018
05/30/2019
SD Sign InSheets,StudentActivities, WalkThrus
10 CAMPUS: Incorporatecampus daily novel readingprogram into elective andnon-tested content areas
1 CNA
ALL = All Students,ESL = English as aSecond Language,SE = SpecialEducation
Principal, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinator, Librarian,Reading Department Head
Reading Department Head Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
10
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
11Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Learning Time,Academic Performance,
Instruction Differentiation toMeet Needs,Data DrivenInstructionalDecisions
Math, Reading / ELA,Science, Social Studies
10/15/2018
05/09/2019
Sign In Sheets,StudentActivities, WalkThrus
11 CAMPUS: ELL & At-Riskstudents will be servicedby a highly qualifiedteacher through a pull-outprogram. Students will beidentified based on CBAsand District benchmarks.
1 CNA 2 CIP
ELLsESL
PrincipalLPAC administrator
$25,500 (Title I- Year round substitutesfor pull out program)$5,500 (Title I)- Year round teacher ExtraDuty Tutorials & Super SaturdaysTitle III (6112) $
CBAs, Benchmarks, Report cardgrades, LEP failure report, ELLPlan for Success
STAAR, TELPAS11
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
12Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceStudentAchievement
Rigor andRelevance,MonitoringStudentProgress
Reading / ELA 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walkthroughs,Lesson Plans,PLC Evidence
12 DISTRICT: ConductInstructional ProfessionalDevelopment between 4th& 7th grade writingteachers
2 CIP 1 CNA
ALL = All Students,ESL ,Section 504 ,SE = SpecialEducation, Mig =Migrant
Executive Director, Secondary, Directorfor Professional Development,Secondary Instructional Coordinators
Teachers Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
STAAR, TELPAS12
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
13Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceStudentAchievement
Rigor andRelevance,MonitoringStudentProgress
Reading / ELA, Math,Science,Social Studies
08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walkthroughs,Lesson Plans,PLC Evidence
13 DISTRICT (SPED):Implement professionaldevelopment in theeffective and routine use ofelectronic dictionaries andtext to speech
2 CIP 1 CNA
ALL = All Students,ESL ,Section 504 ,SE = SpecialEducation, Mig =Migrant
Middle School Exec. Dir., C&I Coords,MS, Princ., & Teachers, ExecutiveDirector, Special Education, SpecialEducation Instructional Coordinators
Teachers Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs, Benchmarks
STAAR, TELPAS13
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
14Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction,CurriculumAssessment
Rigor andRelevanceMonitoringStudentProgress
Reading / ELA 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walkthroughs,14 DISTRICT (SPED):Implement ongoingprofessional developmentfor SPED unit teacherassistants
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students,ESL ,Section 504 ,SE = SpecialEducation, Mig =Migrant
Middle School Exec. Dir., C&I Coords,MS, Princ., & Teachers, ExecutiveDirector, Special Education, SpecialEducation Instructional Coordinators
Teachers Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs,Benchmarks
STAAR, TELPAS14
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
15Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 93% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Reading- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in READING STAAR:All students from 87 % to 90 % , ELL students from 46 % to 50%SE students from 38 % to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 69 % to 75%, Dyslexia students from 60% to 75%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceStudentAchievement
MonitoringStudentProgress
Reading / ELA 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walkthroughs,Lesson Plans,PLC Evidence
15 DISTRICT (SPED): Conducta series of parent sessionsto provide information forparents on a variety ofSPED topics
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students,ESL ,Section 504 ,SE = SpecialEducation, Mig =Migrant
Middle School Exec. Dir., C&I Coords,MS, Princ., & Teachers, ExecutiveDirector, Special Education, SpecialEducation Instructional Coordinators
Teachers Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs,Benchmarks
STAAR, TELPAS15
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
16Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 97% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Math- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in MATH STAAR:All students from 92 % to 95 % , ELL students from 80 % to 85%SE students from 71 % to 75%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 83% to 90%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning,Data DrivenInstructionalDecisions
Math 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Studenttrackingsheets,monthlyincentivereports
1 CAMPUS: Coordinatecampus wide mathincentive (iXL) per sixweeks (Spiraled Based onData).
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students,SE = SpecialEducation, ESL =English as a SecondLanguage, Mig =Migrantts
Principal, Assistant Principal, AcademicCoordinator, Math Teachers
Math Teachers, Principal' s Account,Math CAF
Daily Assignments, Test Grades Report Cards, STAARAssessments
1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
17Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 97% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Math- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in MATH STAAR:All students from 92 % to 95 % , ELL students from 80 % to 85%SE students from 71 % to 75%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 83% to 90%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning,Data DrivenInstructionalDecisions
Math 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walkthroughs,Lesson Plans,PLC Evidence
2 DISTRICT: The MiddleSchool Science and MathCoordinators will integrateSTEM coding opportunitiesusing the TI-InspireCalculator with a rover unit
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students,SE = SpecialEducation, ESL =English as a SecondLanguage, Mig =Migrantts
Principal, Assistant Principal, AcademicCoordinator, Math Teachers, ExecutiveDirector, Secondary, SecondaryInstructional Coordinators
District Instructional Coordinators Daily Assignments, Test Grades Report Cards, STAARAssessments
2
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
18Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 97% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Math- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in MATH STAAR:All students from 92 % to 95 % , ELL students from 80 % to 85%SE students from 71 % to 75%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 83% to 90%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning,Data DrivenInstructionalDecisions
Math, Science 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walkthroughs3 DISTRICT: Instructionalteacher aides willparticipate in selectedprofessional developmenttraining to gain bestteaching practices andstrategies to assist thestudents they serve
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students,SE = SpecialEducation, ESL =English as a SecondLanguage, Mig =Migrantts
Principal, Assistant Principal, AcademicCoordinator, Math Teachers, ExecutiveDirector, Secondary, SecondaryInstructional Coordinators
District Instructional Coordinators Daily Assignments, Test Grades Report Cards, STAARAssessments
3
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
19Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 97% of the students will reach high standards, at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments.
Math- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in MATH STAAR:All students from 92 % to 95 % , ELL students from 80 % to 85%SE students from 71 % to 75%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 83% to 90%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction Active Learning,Data DrivenInstructionalDecisions
Math, Reading / ELA 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walkthroughs,Lesson Plans,PLC Evidence
4 DISTRICT: DistrictCoordinators will infuseACT, SAT, TSI, Math,Reading, Writing Examplesin the middle schoolscopes so that the techerscan correlate STAARquestioning with othernorm reference samples
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students,SE = SpecialEducation, ESL =English as a SecondLanguage, Mig =Migrantts
Principal, Assistant Principal, AcademicCoordinator, Teachers, ExecutiveDirector, Secondary, SecondaryInstructional Coordinators
District Instructional Coordinators Daily Assignments, Test Grades Report Cards, STAARAssessments
4
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
20Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 92% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
Writing- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in WRITING STAAR:All students from 79% to 85% , ELL students from 34% to 50%SE students from 15% to 50%, Migrant students from n/a% to n/a%504 students from 59% to 65%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,Instruction,SystemSafeguards
Alignment-TEKS/Vertical/Horizontal
Reading / ELA 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walk Thrus,Lesson Plans,StudentCompositions
1 CAMPUS: Increaseopportunities for STAARReview through a "WritingCarnival" campus wideproject
1 CNA
ALL = All Students Principal, ELA Department Head,Academic Coordinator, Teachers
Teachers; Principal' s Account Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs
Report Cards, STAARAssessments
1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
21Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 92% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
Writing- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in WRITING STAAR:All students from 79% to 85% , ELL students from 34% to 50%SE students from 15% to 50%, Migrant students from n/a% to n/a%504 students from 59% to 65%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,Instruction,SystemSafeguards
Alignment-TEKS/Vertical/Horizontal
Reading / ELA 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
SampleEssays,Rubrics,StudentWinners
2 CAMPUS: Collaborate withLMS to conduct school-wide essay writingcontests throughout theschool year
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students;AR = At Risk
Principal, ELA Department Head,Academic Coordinator, Teachers
Teachers; Principal' s Account Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs
Report Cards, STAARAssessments
2
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
22Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 95% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
Science- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in SCIENCE STAAR:All students from 90% to 93% , ELL students from 63% to 70%SE students from 63% to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 67% to 75 %; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,SystemSafeguards
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal
Science 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
StudentTracking Cards
1 CAMPUS: Coordinate aScience carnival toreinforce studentexpectations on ScienceSTAAR test
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students Principal, Academic Coordinator,Science Department Head, Teachers
Teachers, Principal' s Account Daily Grades, Test Grades,Benchmarks, CBAs
Report Cards, STAAR1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
23Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 95% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
Science- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in SCIENCE STAAR:All students from 90% to 93% , ELL students from 63% to 70%SE students from 63% to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 67% to 75 %; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,SystemSafeguards
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal
Science, Math, Reading /ELA, Social Studies
08/15/2018
05/30/2019
PLTWImplementation, Lesson Plans,Walk Throughs,PLTW Projects,Defined STEMPT
2 CAMPUS: Implement aSTEM Pilot at UnitedMiddle School
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students Principal, Academic Coordinator,Science Department Head, Teachers,STEM Teacher
STEM Teacher, InstructionalCoordinators
Daily Grades, Test Grades,Benchmarks, CBAs
Report Cards, STAAR2
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
24Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 95% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
Science- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in SCIENCE STAAR:All students from 90% to 93% , ELL students from 63% to 70%SE students from 63% to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 67% to 75 %; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,SystemSafeguards
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal
Science 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Lesson Plans3 DISTRICT (GT): Learn,Grow, Eat GoCurriculum/Junior MasterGardener Program andHealthy South TexasEvents (Walk AcrossTexas, Maintain, No Gain)Collaboration with AgrilifeExtension and Texas A & MUniversity
2 CIP
G/T = Gifted andTalented
GT Coordinator, Director for AdvancedAcademics
District Instructional Coordinators Daily Grades, Test Grades,Benchmarks, CBAs
Report Cards, STAAR3
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
25Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 95% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
Science- To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in SCIENCE STAAR:All students from 90% to 93% , ELL students from 63% to 70%SE students from 63% to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 67% to 75 %; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment,SystemSafeguards
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal
Enrichment Curriculum(CATE)
08/15/2018
05/30/2019
4 DISTRICT (CATE): ReviseMS College and CareerReadiness Scope andSequence to incorporateTSI Prep in reading andmathematics
2 CIP
ALL = All Students GT Coordinator, Director for AdvancedAcademics
CATE Directors/Coordinators Daily Grades, Test Grades,Benchmarks, CBAs
Report Cards, STAAR4
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
26Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 85% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
Social Studies-To increase the percentage of the following student population meeting state standard in SOCIAL STUDIES STAAR:All students from 75% to 80% , ELL students from 39% to 50%SE students from 35% to 50%, Migrant students from N/A%504 students from 44% to 55%; Homeless students from N/A %
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal
Social Studies 08/15/2018
05/14/2019
StudentTrackingCards,Pictures,Schedule
1 CAMPUS: Coordinate aSocial Studies carnival toreinforce studentexpectations on SocialStudies STAAR test
2 CIP 1 CNA
ALL = All Students,ESL = English as aSecond Language,SE = SpecialEducation
Principal, Academic Coordinator, SSDepartment Head, Teachers
Teachers, Principal' s Account Daily Grades, Test Grades,Benchmarks, CBAs
Report Cards, STAARassessment
1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
27Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 85% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
EL- To increase the percentage of EL Students progressing 1 proficiency level from N/A% to 42% and EL students attaining Advanced High Composite rating from 25% to50%. For reclassification purposes, the percentage of students obtaining AH in listening from 42% to 60%, speaking from 3% to 25%, reading from 35% to 60%, and writingfrom 78% to 90%.
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceInstruction,StudentSupport,SystemSafeguards
MonitoringStudentProgress
ELL 09/24/2018
05/09/2019
Walk Thrus,AttendanceSheets,AttendanceReports
1 CAMPUS: Offer RTILanguage Academy toaddress studentweaknesses in languageacquisition
1 CNA
ESL = English as aSecond Language,AR = At Risk
Principal, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinator, Teachers
$1,140 (Title III- Extra Duty Pay) Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs
Report Cards, TELPAS, STAAR1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
28Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 85% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
EL- To increase the percentage of EL Students progressing 1 proficiency level from N/A% to 42% and EL students attaining Advanced High Composite rating from 25% to50%. For reclassification purposes, the percentage of students obtaining AH in listening from 42% to 60%, speaking from 3% to 25%, reading from 35% to 60%, and writingfrom 78% to 90%.
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic Performance,Teacher Quality,Learning Time
Instruction,CurriculumAssessment,StudentSupport
TargetedProfessionalDevelopment,MonitoringStudentProgress
ELL, (ALL CONTENTAREAS)
09/24/2018
05/09/2019
ERO Sign InSheets
2 DISTRICT (ELL): Implementthe Communities ofUNITED 4 BilingualEducation (CUBE) toinform Parents, Family, andCommunity about BestPractices to assist theirchild develop EnglishLanguage Acquisition
1 CNA
ESL = English as aSecond Language,AR = At Risk
Director for Bilingual/Dual Language,LAPICS (MS), Principal, Director forProfessional Development,
Teachers, LAPICS Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs
STAAR, TELPAS2
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
29Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 85% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
EL- To increase the percentage of EL Students progressing 1 proficiency level from N/A% to 42% and EL students attaining Advanced High Composite rating from 25% to50%. For reclassification purposes, the percentage of students obtaining AH in listening from 42% to 60%, speaking from 3% to 25%, reading from 35% to 60%, and writingfrom 78% to 90%.
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic Performance,Teacher Quality,Learning Time
Instruction,CurriculumAssessment,StudentSupport
TargetedProfessionalDevelopment,MonitoringStudentProgress
ELL, (READING) 09/24/2018
05/09/2019
ClassroomObservation,CRW Plan
3 DISTRICT (ELL): Implementthe Online TELPASReadiness Assessment(OTRA) to improve theReading Domain of themandated StateAssessment (TELPAS) for6th-8th grade ELs
1 CNA
ESL = English as aSecond Language,AR = At Risk
Director for Bilingual/Dual Language,LAPICS (MS), Principal,ExecutiveDirector, Secondary
Teachers Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs
STAAR, TELPAS3
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
30Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 85% of the students will reach high standards at a minimum attaining proficiency or better in all state assessments
EL- To increase the percentage of EL Students progressing 1 proficiency level from N/A% to 42% and EL students attaining Advanced High Composite rating from 25% to50%. For reclassification purposes, the percentage of students obtaining AH in listening from 42% to 60%, speaking from 3% to 25%, reading from 35% to 60%, and writingfrom 78% to 90%.
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR, PBMAS
1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic Performance,Teacher Quality,Learning Time
Instruction,CurriculumAssessment,StudentSupport
TargetedProfessionalDevelopment,MonitoringStudentProgress
ELL, 09/24/2018
05/09/2019
ClassroomObservation,Lesson Plans,Scope &Sequence
4 DISTRICT (ELL):Implement CADRES tosupplement Scope andSequence for ESLadoption with ReadingPORTALS to improve StateAssessment
1 CNA
ESL = English as aSecond Language,AR = At Risk
Director for Bilingual/Dual Language,LAPICS (MS), Principal,ExecutiveDirector for Federal and StateCompensatory Programs, Director ofCIT, CIT Coords, Director forProfessional Development
Teachers Daily Assignments, TestGrades, CBAs
STAAR, TELPAS4
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
31Page
Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting improved student achievementGoal
By the year 2020, 90% of all students will pass all six components of the FITNESSGRAM assessment
To increase the percentage of students passing all components of the FITNESSGRAM from 38% to 50%.
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Fitnessgram Results 2017-2018
01#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Academic PerformanceCurriculumAssessment
Alignment –TEKS / Vertical /Horizontal, DailyMonitoring ofStudentProgress
Physical Education 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Walk Thrus,Lesson Plans,Record Sheets
1 Conduct benchmarktest for all students inthe following areas:PACER test, shoulderstretch, curl-ups, push-ups and trunk lift.Furthermore, ImplementAerobic and AnaerobicActivities with theobjective of keeping allStudents engaged at alltimes to reach ourFitnessgram Goal.
1 CNA
ALL = All Students Principal, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinator, PE Teachers
PE Teachers Record Sheets FITNESSGRAM Assessments1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
32Page
Continue to increase the district's graduation and completion rateGoal
By the year 2020, dropout rates will not exceed 1.6%
To reduce the dropout rate from 0% to 0%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR
01#2 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Dropout Academic PerformanceStudentSupport
ExtendedLearningOpportunities
Dropout Reduction 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Reports1 CAMPUS: Continue anAttendance IncentiveProgram every six weeksfor all students includingstudents in the PEPprogram
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students Principals, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinators, Counselors,Teachers
Attendance Officer, Principal' sAccount, Discretionary Funds
Progress Reports, Report Cards STAAR, Yearly AttendanceSummary
1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
33Page
Continue to increase the district's graduation and completion rateGoal
By the year 2020, dropout rates will not exceed 1.6%
To reduce the dropout rate from 0% to 0%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need TAPR
01#2 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Completion Academic PerformanceStudentSupport
EffectiveInterventionStrategies
PEP 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Logs, grades2 DISTRICT (PEP):Provideprograms that willdecrease the dropout rateand increase thegraduation and completionrate by providingassistance with resourcessuch as child care,transportation, counseling,parenting instruction,health services, casemanagement, and servicescoordination
2 CIP
AR = At Risk Principals, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinators, Counselors,Teachers
Counselors, Teachers Progress Reports, ReportCards, PEIMS data
STAAR2
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
34Page
A Safe and Nurturing Environment: Provide a safe, nurturing, positive, and secure learning environment for students and staffGoal
By the year 2020, alternative placement and expulsion will be reduced to 1% of the population
To reduce campus discipline referrals from 20% to 15%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of Campus Referrals
02#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Discipline School ClimateDiscipline DAEP, ISS, OSS Safe Schools 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Lesson Plans,Walk Thrus,MAVS Rewards
1 CAMPUS: Promote positivebehavior and expectationsthrough "MAVS" (Manners,Achievement, Values andSafety)
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students Principal, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinator, Counselors,Teachers
Teachers, Principal' s Account,Discretionary Funds
MAVS Rewards, CounselingLogs, Six Weeks DisciplineReports
End of the Year DisciplineReports
1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
35Page
A Safe and Nurturing Environment: Provide a safe, nurturing, positive, and secure learning environment for students and staffGoal
By the year 2020, alternative placement and expulsion will be reduced to 1% of the population
To reduce campus discipline referrals from 20% to 15%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of Campus Referrals
02#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Discipline School ClimateDiscipline,StudentSupport
DAEP, ISS, OSS Safe Schools 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Agendas,Calendars,Sign In Sheets
2 CAMPUS: Provide monthlyand group counseling thattarget specific issues suchas bullying, drug/gangawareness, internet safety,positive behavior, etc.
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students Principal, Counselors Counselors, Principal' s Account Counseling Logs, Calendars,Six Weeks Discipline Reports
End of the Year DisciplineReports
2
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
36Page
A Safe and Nurturing Environment: Provide a safe, nurturing, positive, and secure learning environment for students and staffGoal
By the year 2020, alternative placement and expulsion will be reduced to 1% of the population
To reduce campus discipline referrals from 20% to 15%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of Campus Referrals
02#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
DisciplineCurriculumand Instruction
School Climate,Student/Parent Support& Prevention Strategies
Discipline,Instruction,Culture andClimate
Data DrivenDecision-MakingMonitoring
Safe Schools 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Parent/StudentSign-In sheetsPSA
3 DISTRICT (SAFESCHOOLS): ConductSocial Emotional Learning(Character Education)Opportunities/Lessons forstudents specifically onSocial Skills addressingaggression and copingskills
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Dir. of Att./Dropout Rec., Att. Off./Clerks, and Princ.
Counselors Counseling Logs, Calendars,Six Weeks Discipline Reports
End of the Year DisciplineReports
3
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
37Page
A Safe and Nurturing Environment: Provide a safe, nurturing, positive, and secure learning environment for students and staffGoal
By the year 2020, alternative placement and expulsion will be reduced to 1% of the population
To reduce campus discipline referrals from 20% to 15%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of Campus Referrals
02#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Discipline,Curriculumand Instruction
Family and CommunityEngagement
Discipline,Instruction,Culture andClimate
Data DrivenDecision-MakingMonitoring
Safe Schools 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Date of sessionStudent/ParentSign-In sheets
4 DISTRICT (SAFESCHOOLS): AwarenessSessions with "Why Try"Motivational Sessions,Gang Awareness andBullying Awarenesssessions for students,parents and staff
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Dir. of Coun/Guid. & Disp. Mgmt. Princ,Couns., LCDCs, and PBFs
Counselors Counseling Logs, Calendars,Six Weeks Discipline Reports
End of the Year DisciplineReports
4
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
38Page
A Safe and Nurturing Environment: Provide a safe, nurturing, positive, and secure learning environment for students and staffGoal
By the year 2020, alternative placement and expulsion will be reduced to 1% of the population
To reduce campus discipline referrals from 20% to 15%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of Campus Referrals
02#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Discipline,Curriculumand Instruction
School ClimateDiscipline,Instruction,Culture andClimate
Data DrivenDecision-MakingMonitoring
Safe Schools 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Visitor Logs5 DISTRICT (SAFESCHOOLS): Police Dept. toIncrease metal detectors,expand security stations:Ecards for staff
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Police Department Security Officers Reports on Offenses/Visitors End of the Year Reports5
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
39Page
A Safe and Nurturing Environment: Provide a safe, nurturing, positive, and secure learning environment for students and staffGoal
By the year 2020, alternative placement and expulsion will be reduced to 1% of the population
To reduce campus discipline referrals from 20% to 15%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of Campus Referrals
02#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Discipline,Curriculumand Instruction
School ClimateDiscipline,Instruction,Culture andClimate
Data DrivenDecision-MakingMonitoring
Safe Schools 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Training Logs,Tyler Reports
6 DISTRICT (SAFESCHOOLS): STOP theBleeding training forNurses
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Director of Health Services Nurse Reports End of the Year Reports6
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
40Page
A Safe and Nurturing Environment: Provide a safe, nurturing, positive, and secure learning environment for students and staffGoal
By the year 2020, alternative placement and expulsion will be reduced to 1% of the population
To reduce campus discipline referrals from 20% to 15%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of Campus Referrals
02#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Discipline,Curriculumand Instruction
School ClimateDiscipline,Instruction,Culture andClimate
Data DrivenDecision-MakingMonitoring
Safe Schools 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Training Logs,Drills
7 DISTRICT (SAFESCHOOLS): StandardResponse Plan &Unification Procedures
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Director of Risk Management Administration Reports End of the Year Reports7
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
41Page
A Safe and Nurturing Environment: Provide a safe, nurturing, positive, and secure learning environment for students and staffGoal
By the year 2020, alternative placement and expulsion will be reduced to 1% of the population
To reduce campus discipline referrals from 20% to 15%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Tyler Discipline Report of Campus Referrals
02#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Discipline,Curriculumand Instruction
School ClimateDiscipline,Instruction,Culture andClimate
Data DrivenDecision-MakingMonitoring
Safe Schools 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
ParticipationLogs
8 DISTRICT (SAFESCHOOLS): Create PublicService Announcementson Attendance andAwareness/InterventionStrategies such as (i.eparenting sessions andAttendance Blitzs, LawEnforcement Sweeps orUISD Court)
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Director of Risk Management Administration Reports End of the Year Reports8
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
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Family Involvement and Community Engagement: Promote community partnership and parent involvementGoal
By the year 2020, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities
To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 63% to 85%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sign in rosters
03#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Completion Family / CommunitySupport
Parents /Community
ParentInvolvement
Parent Involvement 09/10/2018
05/10/2019
Flyers, Sign InSheets
1 CAMPUS: Promotepartnerships throughmonthly parentingsessions highlightingimportant topics such asDrug Awareness, GangAwareness, STAAR Make &Take Nights, Teen DatingViolence, Internet Safety,District Parent Festival
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students Principal, Assistant Principals,Counselors, Teachers
$3,075 (Title I-Parent Involvement) Flyers, Copies, Call Logs End of the Year Survey1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
43Page
Family Involvement and Community Engagement: Promote community partnership and parent involvementGoal
By the year 2020, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities
To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 63% to 85%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sign in rosters
03#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
ParentEngagement
Family CommunityEngagement/Support
Parent/CommunityRepresentation
ParentEngagement
Parent Involvement 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Sign-In Sheets2 DISTRICT: Develop amonthly Federal ProgramCalendar with all districtlevel Parent Engagementactivities to share withcampuses
1 CNA
ALL = All Students Fed. & State Prog. Exec. Dir., ParentalInv. Liaison, Princ., Campus Inv.Contacts, Fam. Serv. Cord. & LCC Cont.Ed. Coord.; Fed Programs Staff, LPACCampus Coordinator
Fed. & State Prog. Exec. Dir., ParentalInv. Liaison, Princ., Campus Inv.Contacts, Fam. Serv. Cord. & LCC Cont.Ed. Coord.; Fed Programs Staff, LPACCampus Coordinator
Flyers, Copies, Call Logs End of the Year Survey2
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
44Page
Family Involvement and Community Engagement: Promote community partnership and parent involvementGoal
By the year 2020, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities
To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 63% to 85%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sign in rosters
03#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
ParentEngagement
Family CommunityEngagement/Support
Parent/CommunityRepresentation
ParentEngagement
Parent Involvement 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Sign-In Sheets3 DISTRICT: OfferTechnology Literacy toparents in the evenings attwo locations (north &south)
1 CNA
ALL = All Students Fed. & State Prog. Exec. Dir., ParentalIn. Liaison, Princ., Campus In. Contats,Fam. Serv. Coord. & LCC Cont. Ed.Coord., Fed Programs Staff, LPACCampus Coordinator
Fed. & State Prog. Exec. Dir., ParentalIn. Liaison, Princ., Campus In. Contats,Fam. Serv. Coord. & LCC Cont. Ed.Coord., Fed Programs Staff, LPACCampus Coordinator
Flyers, Copies, Call Logs End of the Year Survey3
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
45Page
Family Involvement and Community Engagement: Promote community partnership and parent involvementGoal
By the year 2020, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities
To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 63% to 85%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sign in rosters
03#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
ParentEngagement
Family CommunityEngagement/Support
Parent/CommunityRepresentation
ParentEngagement
Parent Involvement 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Title I Surveys,Tyler Reports
4 DISTRICT: Send the Title IParent Surveys as a text toparents so they cancomplete the surveythrough their phones.Explore the possibility oflinking the Title I ParentSurvey on Tyler.
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Federal & State Programs ExecutiveDirector Parent Involvement LiaisonLCC Continuing Ed. Coordinator, FedPrograms Staff, LPAC CampusCoordinator
Federal & State Programs ExecutiveDirector Parent Involvement LiaisonLCC Continuing Ed. Coordinator, FedPrograms Staff, LPAC CampusCoordinator
Flyers, Copies, Call Logs End of the Year Survey4
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
46Page
Family Involvement and Community Engagement: Promote community partnership and parent involvementGoal
By the year 2020, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities
To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 63% to 85%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sign in rosters
03#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
ParentEngagement
Family CommunityEngagement/Support
Parent/CommunityRepresentation
ParentEngagement
Parent Involvement 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Title I SurveyResultsReports
5 DISTRICT: Provide everycampus Principal theresults of the Title I OnlineSurvey
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Fed. & State Prog. Executive Dir.,Parental Inv. Liaison, Princ, Camus Inv.Contacts, Fam. Serv. Coord. , FedPrograms Staff & LCC Cont. Ed. Coord.
Fed. & State Prog. Executive Dir.,Parental Inv. Liaison, Princ, Camus Inv.Contacts, Fam. Serv. Coord. , FedPrograms Staff & LCC Cont. Ed. Coord.
Flyers, Copies, Call Logs End of the Year Survey5
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
47Page
Family Involvement and Community Engagement: Promote community partnership and parent involvementGoal
By the year 2020, 90% of all students will be represented at parent activities
To increase the percentage of students represented at campus based parental activities from 63% to 85%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Campus based parental activities sign in rosters
03#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
ParentEngagement
Family CommunityEngagement/Support
Parent/CommunityRepresentation
ParentEngagement
Parent Involvement 08/15/2018
05/30/2019
Agendas ofminutes withcommunitypartners.
6 DISTRICT: Work with LCCto provide course offeringsto parents that includeContinuing Education,Conversational English,Digital Literacy andpossible Technical SkillsTraining
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Fed. & State Prog. Executive Dir.,Parental Inv. Liaison, Princ, Camus Inv.Contacts, Fam. Serv. Coord. , FedPrograms Staff & LCC Cont. Ed. Coord.
Fed. & State Prog. Executive Dir.,Parental Inv. Liaison, Princ, Camus Inv.Contacts, Fam. Serv. Coord. , FedPrograms Staff & LCC Cont. Ed. Coord.
Flyers, Copies, Call Logs End of the Year Survey6
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
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Human Capital: To ensure employee recruitment, development, support and retain effective teachers, principals and other instructional staffGoal
By the year 2020, all students will be taught by highly qualified teachers
To maintain the percentage of highly qualified teachers at 100%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Certification
04#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Completion Teacher QualityInstruction TargetedProfessionalDevelopment(PD) withSupport
Qualified Employees 09/10/2018
05/30/2019
Agendas, SignIn Sheets
1 CAMPUS: Provide monthlystaff developmentopportunities (Lunch &Learn" Dinner &Discovery" on progressmonitoring, exit passes,instructional games,rigor/relevance, vocabularyinstruction, questioningstrategies, etc.
1 CNA 2 CIP
ALL = All Students Principal, Assistant Principals,Academic Coordinator, Counselors
Academic Coordinator, Principal's CAF Sign in Sheets, Surveys, WalkThroughs, CBAs, BMs
Comprehensive NeedsAssessment, STAAR, EOC
1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
49Page
Human Capital: To ensure employee recruitment, development, support and retain effective teachers, principals and other instructional staffGoal
By the year 2020, all students will be taught by highly qualified teachers
To maintain the percentage of highly qualified teachers at 100%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Certification
04#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Special EdStaff
Teacher QualityHumanResources
InstructionalLeadership,Monitoring &Supervision
Qualified Employees 08/01/2018
05/30/2019
Records onFile. Campus,Sign In Sheets
2 DISTRICT: Schedulespecific training sessionsfor Special EducationTeacher Substitutes, CrisisPrevention Institution (CPI)
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Assistant Superintendent for HumanResources, HR Administrators
Assistant Superintendent for HumanResources, HR Administrators
HR Records Comprehensive NeedsAssessment
2
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
Campus Improvement Plan 2018-2019IRIS
50Page
Human Capital: To ensure employee recruitment, development, support and retain effective teachers, principals and other instructional staffGoal
By the year 2020, all students will be taught by highly qualified teachers
To maintain the percentage of highly qualified teachers at 100%
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need Certification
04#1 -
UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
StateAssessment
Teacher QualityHumanResources
InstructionalLeadership,Monitoring &Supervision
Qualified Employees 08/01/2018
05/30/2019
Records onFile. Campus,Sign In Sheets
3 DISTRICT: Schedule StaffDevelopment forparaprofessionals focusingon district duties andexpectations; workrelationships, interactions,ethical expectations
2 CIP
ALL = All Students Assistant Superintendent for HumanResources, HR Administrators
Assistant Superintendent for HumanResources, HR Administrators
HR Records Comprehensive NeedsAssessment
3
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#
AREATARGETED
CRITICAL SUCCESSFACTORS
MAJORSYSTEMS COMPONENTS START
DATESTRATEGIES, INITIATIVES
AND REDESIGNCONTENT
AREAEVIDENCEOF IMPACT
INIT#
1/8/2019
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Student Achievement: Provide consistent quality instruction for all students, resulting in improved student achievement. Continue to increase the district's graduation and completion rateGoal
100% of all students enrolled in the Pregnancy, Education, and Parenting (PEP) Program will graduate with their respective class.
To maintain the dropout rate at 0 % for pregnant and/or parenting students.
Long Range Goal
Annual Performance Objective
Data Analyzed To Determine Need State accountability reports
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UMS - UNITED MIDDLE SCHOOL
TIA COMPSCHOOL
WIDEEVIDENCEOF IMPL
PROJECTEDCOMP. DT
Completion Academic PerformanceInstruction Differentiation toMeet Needs
PEP 06/01/2018
05/31/2019
Data results1 Provide Programs that willdecrease the dropout rateand increase thegraduation/completion rateby providing assistancewith resources such as:child care, transportation,counseling, parenting,instruction, healthservices, casemanagement, and servicescoordination. Provide 4hours of CompensatoryEducation HomeInstruction and 2 hours ofPregnancy RelatedServices for SPEDstudents.
1 CNA
Other PEP Coordinator, PEP Counselor,Campus Admn, PEP Case Manager,UISD Dir. of Transportation, Teachers
PEP Coordinator, PEP Counselor,Campus Admn, PEP Case Manager,UISD Dir. of Transportation, Teachers
Attendance, Data results Attendance, Data results1
PERSON (S)RESPONSIBLEPOPULATION RESOURCES
BUDGET / HUMANSTATUSREPORT
EVALUATIONFORMATIVE SUMMATIVE
INIT#