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Facilitators: Diane Garland, Maria Ohlendorf, Cheryl Walker, Linda Simms
ROE Region: IV-11 & IV-39 Counties: Clark / Coles / Cumberland / Douglas / Edgar / Moultrie / Shelby County & Macon / Piatt County
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Making a difference one student at a time, to ensure that every youth is prepared upon high school graduation to obtain their life-long goals |
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Better prepared teachers - 32 Make school more interesting with hands on learning - 29 More parental involvement - 15 Community based organizations need to be more involved. More structured relationships, information sharing - 10 Expand education – 10 Set goals from the kids and parents - 10 Focus too much on test -10 Deal with issues instead of sending home - 8 Attract more males and minority males - 8 Be inclusive instead of exclusive with community/home/educators -8 Curriculum need to be more relevant - 8 Show that we care instead of focusing on program goals/numbers - 6 We need to change attitude and mindset of parents – 5 More diversity in teaching you need to have different styles -2 Let them know that they need the education -1 Teachers need to tell students that there are other options -0 History needs to be shared understood and acted upon - 0 Stress diversity more from top/down - 0 People (population) needs to integrate within themselves - 0 |
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Every child should receive an education - Raise graduation rates by 10% - 100% kids are kindergarten ready - Learns at grade level or above - Cannot accept leaving a child uneducated - 100% parents attend parent-teacher conferences - Increase “community participation” by 15% by identifying community participation - Every child will have an adult mentor - Increase Internships - 100% of students graduate - Graduate from high school with a life plan - Reduce negative behavior - Increase minority teachers by 25% - Increase data sharing between school district and CB org by 100% - |
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