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School Climate/Inclusivity/SEL:

• Revisit and implement  2022-2023 School Climate Survey -Lincoln-Hubbard will introduce a community climate survey in early November 2022, in order to carry out needs assessment and develop subsequent action plans, as well as re-administer the School Climate Survey in May of 2023 to identify outcomes.

• Continuance of community ( students, staff, parents )  education and training in multi-year focus on  Social Emotional Competencies - Year 1 - Self Awareness -  as part of school based “Pillars” and “Pride Pals” programs, and to promote cultural inclusivity as well as what are the indicators of being a productive, contributing and successful member of a  school community/team ( students, teachers, parents)..  

• Continuance of  a student-centered Grade 5  “Pride Pals” team to engage school community and promote connectedness

• Re-introduction of building-based Mentoring program

• Alignment to BOE Goals:

  GOAL 1:

  The Summit Public Schools will continue to foster a culturally inclusive educational environment that values diversity and equity within its climate, operations, curricula, and programs.

   

  GOAL 2:

  The Summit Public Schools will continue to enhance its student experiences through social and emotional learning programming within all areas of the New Jersey Social and Emotional Learning Competencies, with an emphasis on Relationship Skills and Social Awareness.

Lincoln-Hubbard School believes that a connected and collaborative school community results in achievement and success for all - students, staff and families.  In a time where we found ourselves distanced due to school closure - we look forward to re-engaging and growing together to lead the way and take our school to even greater heights in 2022-2023.  This will be accomplished by:

• Bi-Monthly Principal Coffees scheduled both in the evening ( virtual)  and morning ( in person) in order to engage our parent community, address questions, identify need and celebrate achievements within our school community
• Increasing home/school connections and obtain feedback via school community survey
• Facilitating parent book club to explore research topics such as growth mindset 
• Develop and implement parent workshops in areas such as STEAM  orientation, self awareness and workshop models for instruction

In our 4th Year of our L-H Community Study into Growth Mindset Theory, we will focus on the following topics and activities:

• Studying Growth Mindset Theory and its relationship to Critical Thinking Skills
• Exploring strategies and benefits of feedback to promote growth mindset
• Student ownership strategies in the application of growth mindset
• Implementation of a school wide "March Mindset" month-long celebration to engage our school community in everything "Growth Mindset!"

Instruction/Professional Development

• Based on data outcomes of iReady baseline assessments and NJSLA Spring 2022 - grade level teams will develop SMART goals and subsequent standards-focused action plans in the areas of math and language arts for their students to address needs as well as enrich based on readiness.

• Develop an understanding of STEAM Education and engage in a building-wide instructional approach to foster the skills that will not only support our STEAM Education initiative, but also do so with a lens serving to support student achievement across curriculum areas by making “connections” across content areas.

• Identify components of and introduce the Envision Math program with support systems and professional development opportunities in place for teachers.

• Teacher Growth and Success- Lincoln-Hubbard will continue with its development of “L-H TLC”  a non tenure teacher support system in tandem with school-based  Coaches/Facilitator and SCIP team and Coaching Cycle implementation.

• Alignment to BOE Goals:

  GOAL 3: 

  The Summit Public Schools will improve its ability to utilize data to inform instructional programming and implement strategies that target areas of growth for all students.

   

  GOAL 4:

  The Summit Public Schools will develop a plan to expand learning experiences for all students in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) to cultivate interest, encourage innovative thought processes, and prepare for future opportunities in a dynamic, global landscape.