BJMS Effective Schools Framework Parent Feedback

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An invaluable component for the creation of an Effective School Targeted
Improvement Plan is obtaining the input and suggestions from our parents,
guardians, and community members. The components of the Effective Schools Framework are:

1. Strong Leadership & Planning - Develop campus instructional leaders
(principal, assistant principal, teacher leaders) with clear roles and
responsibilities.
2. Effective & Well-Supported Teachers - Recruit, select, assign, induct,
and retain a full staff of highly qualified educators.
3. Positive School Culture - Compelling and aligned vision, mission, goals,
values focused on a safe environment and high expectations.
4. High-Quality Curriculum - Curriculum and assessments aligned to TEKS
with a year-long scope and sequence.
5. Effective Instruction - Student objective-driven daily lesson plans with
formative assessments so that all instruction is data-driven.

Benito Juarez completed a Self-Assessment and have identified High-Quality Curriculum and Effective Instruction as the targeted areas for strategic improvement.

Please provide feedback that you feel will help our students be successful this year. Read each question and choose the items that should be prioritized in our Targeted Improvement Plan/Campus Improvement Plan.

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What strategies are most important to ensure High-Quality Curriculum? *

5th and 6th grade aligned assessments.

Instructional materials and strategies aligned 5th and 6th grade.

5th and 6th grade daily progress monitoring checks.

Instructional decisions based on student data.

Other:

Which strategies are most important to ensure EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION? *

Lesson plans that are aligned to student objectives.

Maximizing instructional time.

Administrators conduct frequent teacher observations.

Teachers have protected time built into master schedule to plan rigorous lesson plans collaboratively.

Other:

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How often to you review your child's grades/academic progress? *

Daily

Weekly

Monthly

Each grading period

Once per semester

What is your preferred method for receiving information on your child's academic progress? *

Report cards and progress report mail outs

Parent teacher contact (virtual meetings, phone calls, etc.)

Feedback on student work completed online

Ascender (Gradebook) Parent Portal

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