WILLIAM FLOYD SCHOOL DISTRICT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

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Domain I: Leadership & District Culture Goal: The district will provide leadership in establishing a climate that empowers others, develops a shared vision, helps shape school culture and climate, and understands multi-cultural and ethnic differences. A: Create a school culture that is safe, structured, and nurturing resulting in a school building climate that is conducive to student learning. B: Promote academic rigor that focuses on learning and excellence for schools. C: Develop, implement, promote and monitor continuous improvement processes. Domain II: Policy & Governance Goal: The district will formulate internal and external district policy, define mutual expectations of performance with the Board and demonstrate good school governance to staff, students and the community at large. A: Advise the Board on the need for new and/or revised policies and administrative regulations. B: Implement all policies of the Board. C: Implement federal and state policies, laws and regulations. D: Develop administrative procedures for implementing Board policy and enforcing all policies, laws, rules and regulations. Domain III: Communications & Community Relations Goal: The district will establish and maintain effective, responsive, two-way communication with students, staff, parents, and the community, including beneficial relationships with the media.

A: Promote involvement of all stakeholders about the direction of education in the district. B: Develop a plan to engage the diverse populations in our community and promote and expect a schoolbased climate of tolerance, acceptance and civility. C: Keep the public informed about educational practices, trends, policies and problems in the district s schools. Domain IV: Organizational Management Goal: Resources will be effectively allocated after a careful analysis of the data and consideration of the needs of internal and external expectations. A: Develop a responsible budget that gains residents support and approval on the first vote. B: Develop a multi-year budget for continued discussion and fiscal responsibility. C: Complete district-wide capital improvement plan on time and on budget, ensuring highest return on investment. D: Maintain an inventory cycle to replace or restore district assets, equipment, supplies and texts. E: Continue to investigate and present options for reducing district wide expenditures wherever possible. F: Demonstrate budget management including financial forecasting, planning, cash-flow management, account auditing and monitoring. G: Develop and monitor long-range plans for school and district technology and information systems making informed decisions about computer hardware and software, staff development and training needs. H: Evaluate plant needs and make recommendations regarding improvements, alterations, changes, and future plans in the districts buildings and equipment for safety and efficiency.

Domain V: Curriculum Planning Development Goal: Provide a continuously challenging and rigorous academic curriculum for all students. A: Establish/revise curriculum and program planning to address college and career readiness, increase student engagement, support underserved students and raise our graduation rate. B: Involve faculty and stakeholders in enhancement and renewal of curriculum to ensure alignment of curriculum, instruction and assessment. C: Create structures to measure the viability of our curriculum and ensure that each stakeholder has access and knowledge of how to utilize the data to inform practices. Domain VI: Instructional Leadership Goal: Teaching techniques and instructional resources will be used to maximize student achievement. A: Increase: students performing at proficiency and mastery levels for all students and subgroups; Targets: At or above New York State Proficiency At or above Suffolk County Proficiency Top of Socio-Economic Status (SES) group (50% or greater Free & Reduced lunch) B: Increase: high school graduation rates;

Targets: C: Decrease: student suspension; 90% of students within the assigned cohort will graduate within 4 years Continuous improvement from prior year for each reportable sub-group(ses, SWD and ethnicity, ELLS). Targets: Removal from NYSED Indicator 4B status, for disproportionate suspensions of students with disabilities Domain VII: Human Resources Management Goal: The district will recruit and retain a highly-qualified and diverse workforce that meets student needs. A: Implementation of the revised Annual Professional Performance Review (APPR) plan according to 3012d of the NYS Education Law. B: Demonstrate use of system and staff evaluation data for personnel policies, decision making, promotion of career growth and professional development. C: Develop a diverse workforce reflective of our student body and community. D: Establish effective compensation, base wages, and benefits, for exempt and non-exempt workers, including negotiating bargaining agreements that are sensitive to students needs, budgetary constraints, and fair to our staff. E: Monitor the required district procedures in order to stay in compliance with federal, state and local regulations.

F: Identify and apply appropriate policies, criteria, and processes for the recruitment, selection, induction, compensation and termination/separation of personnel. G: Recommend the number and types of positions required to provide proper personnel for the operation of the school district. Domain VIII: Values & Ethics of Leadership Goal: Appropriate value systems, ethics and moral leadership will be modeled including multi-cultural and ethnic understanding. A: Exhibit multi-cultural and ethnic understanding and sensitivity. B: Manifest a professional code of ethics and demonstrate personal integrity. C: Model accepted moral and ethical standards in all interactions, in every classroom, every school, and throughout the district. D: Explore and develop methods of finding common ground in dealing with difficult and divisive issues. Domain IX: School Safety and Security Goal: Promote a culture in which the district works with all employee units to promote a safe learning environment, which is conducive to achieving the academic and social-emotional goals of all students. A: Continue the practice of establishing policies and procedures for response to emergency situations such as those requiring evacuation and lockdown, and remaining compliant with NYSED regulations. B: Review of all building-level plans with the Suffolk County Police Department and the Department of Homeland Security to maximize safety and the efficient implementation of safety plans.

C: Communication and ongoing review of school safety plans with all school personnel (incorporating all employee units) so that staff responsibilities and expectations are clear. D: Law enforcement observation of multiple drills conducted at various times and school buildings. E: Safety training for staff members, including but not limited to: lockdowns, canine sweeps, evacuation drills, and Stop the Bleed training sessions.