Mansfield Public Schools
Board of Education Goals – 2005-2008
- Helping All Students Become Confident Learners
- To Improve Reading, Writing and Math Achievement for All Students
Evidence: The District will document
- student performance in all three areas over time.
- examples of how assessment informs instruction.
- To Motivate and Engage All Students; increasing student safety, health and well-being
Evidence: The District will document
- the rate of disciplinary referrals.
- special interventions to motivate “at-risk” students.
- home visits and referrals.
- the rate of student participation in
- after-school programs.
- extracurricular activities.
- To Improve Reading, Writing and Math Achievement for All Students
- To Enhance Professional Development and Evaluation Resources
Evidence: The District will document that
- Professional development opportunities are tied to the goal-setting process for individual instructional improvement; teachers will work on team goals, focusing on areas of growth.
- New learning is incorporated into classroom instruction by reviewing and documenting
- the impact of student learning and increased student achievement on assessments.
- how professional development has changed instruction to reach students more effectively.
- the sharing new learning from professional development with colleagues.
- the participation of staff through surveys to determine professional development priorities and effectiveness.
- District-Wide School Facility Review to Address: Space for Future Growth; New instructional needs; Increased security; Implementing a “Green Philosophy”
Evidence:
- A Building Committee will be formed.
- A school facility consultant will be commissioned to do a study.
- A report on school facility use will be presented to the Board of Education.
- An annual Board of Education review of “Tools for Schools” activities will be conducted.
- To Increase Board of Education Communication: Parent and School Outreach
Evidence: Increased Communication with Parents/Guardians will be demonstrated through
- personal contact with PTO/A presidents concerning upcoming Board agenda items.
- an invitation to PTO/A presidents to attend a meeting to share highlights of their activities, express relevant concerns, and describe their current plans and activities.
- periodic visits by Board members to school PTO/A meetings and/or school events.

