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Moore County outlines school-improvement process and posts October presentations after reporting rises in proficiency
Summary
District leaders reviewed the school-improvement planning process, timelines for board review and approval, and district academic outcomes including gains in grade-level proficiency and ACT results; principals from half the schools will present plans to the board on Oct. 21 and Oct. 22.
Moore County Schools staff used the October work session to walk the Board of Education through its school improvement process, required public notifications and timelines, and recent student outcome data that district leaders said show sustained improvement.
Assistant Superintendent Jamie Simon described the school-improvement cycle as a data-driven planning process that begins with a comprehensive needs assessment and culminates in two-year improvement plans voted on by school staff. "What is school improvement? It's the process of analyzing through a comprehensive needs assessment our data to determine areas for improvement related to student learning," Simon said.
Simon told the board that statutory requirements (cited in the meeting as General Statute 115C-105.27…
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