October 2019 Meeting Notes
Community Council Meeting Notes
Wednesday, October 9, 2019
3:30PM
School Library
Welcome and Call to Order – Brittney Ryan (Co-Chair)
Those in Attendance:
Brittany Ryan, Marie Lyon, Jason Allen, Aubrey Allen, Shelly Harris, Michelle Wright, Brea Eskelsen, Erin Eskelson, Tracie Jackson, Joann Meyers,Jon Wright, Michael Thomas
Those absent:
Jodi Dixon, Bobbi Beckstead,
Mission Statement: Roosevelt Elementary exists to provide a safe environment that fosters the academic, social, and emotional success of every child.
Vision Statement: At Roosevelt Elementary, we are loved and we love learning.
Report of meeting: which was held on September 17, 2019 with Paula Plant was given by Becky Simpson
Review of current Plan, Budget and Data—Kitty Barney
Goals
Reading Goal
Technology
Budget 2019-2020--$56,600
Reading Aides’ Salaries
Reading Aide Salaries=6 Paraprofessional = $36,300
$6,000 spent
$30,300 remaining
Art Aide Salary=$4,900
$544 spent
$4,355.00 remaining
Substitutes while teachers attend professional development=$2,000
(We have spent $2,067.00 for 3 PLC conference registrations for Ms. Haslam, Mrs. Gaughan, and Ms. Fillmore)
-$67.00 remaining
Technology
Computer Aide=$4,900
$544 spent
$4,355.00 remaining
Chromebook Leases=$7,900
$7,900 spent
$0 remaining
Software=$3,000—(We have spent this for Dreambox)
$3,000 spent
$0 remaining
Replace document cameras as we switch to Windows 10=$1,000
$1,000 spent
$0 remaining
Total spent $ 21,055.00
Balance $35,545.00
School Needs and Data:
1.Reading--District goal for the State is 60% of students 1st through 3rd will make typical or above typical growth
2.Reading--Roosevelt’s Goal for 2019-2020 is 63% of students Kindergarten-6th grade will make typical or above typical growth
DIBELS K-3 2018-2019
aides are making a positive difference, our data is in line with state data
DIBELS 4th-6th were all above 60% 2018-2019
3. Math--Roosevelt’s Goal for 2019-2020 is 60% of students Kindergarten-6th grade
will make 25% or better using the math Student Growth Assessment (SGA)
4. STEM (Robotics and PLTW)
5. ASCEND (Safe Technology use, using google certified teachers to teach
appropriate lessons using technology)
6. Leader In Me program
Discussed that we are in Targeted School Improvement. Our Hispanic population is not showing enough growth. Utilizing co-teaching and aides to better individualize instruction.
Community Council agreed that we would like to continue with reading aides, Leader in Me supplies, keep Robotics going, technology money for chromebook leases, math aides. We will think about and finalize our top 3 things at our next meeting.
Reviewed and submitted Trustlands plan.
Title I plan was discussed and the following are our school needs:
Parent involvement-Parent Engagement (translating more fliers for Spanish speakers)
Parent Needs Assessment--Shelly Harris to share data
Title I which was held on Thursday, September 26, 2019 suggestions
Helping our Spanish Parents become part of our school culture
Include more communication in Spanish
Make personal connections with our ELL families.
Community Council Member are part of signing our school Title I Plan
Family Engagement Nights
Monday, November 25, 2019
Literacy
Reading Horizon / Phonics
Charlotte Web Activities
Book Fair in Library
Nature Center coming with birds and spiders
Math activities
Leader in Me--Shannon Nielson
STEM (ASCEND, New Grade Book system, Robotics, Etc. Joe Dabb and Lynn Raymond will be available for ASCEND information this night)
Dinner will be served
Monday, February 24, 2020 PTA will be hosting this Family Engagement Night
Literacy
STEM
Leader in Me
Others
Next Meetings: Wednesday, January 8, 2020 and Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Adjournment: