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The State of the School February 2014

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T he State of the School. February 2014. Congratulations Class of 2014 :. 100% of 8 th graders accepted at their top choice of Catholic High S chool !. Goals in 2013/14:. Expanded P.E. and Health Class Improve Spanish Learning Support Enrichment Build a gym. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: T he State of the School

The State of the School

February 2014

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Congratulations Class of 2014:

100% of 8th graders accepted at their top choice of Catholic High School!

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Goals in 2013/14: Expanded P.E. and Health Class

Improve Spanish

Learning Support

Enrichment Build a gym

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Additional Accomplishments: PowerSchool Emergency Alert System Security Upgrades Student Council Marketing Grant Writing

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Spanish: More substantial changes for 2014/15

New Spanish teacher will:Refine PK-5th

Implement 6th – 8th

Goal: Graduates will begin to test out of Freshman Spanish.

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Mathematics: 2014/15 Mathematics:

5th – 8th Math class splitMrs. Hickey with half, Homeroom teacher with the other half

Experimenting this year and lastShort term data is positive

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Textbook Adoption:

Writing Program is the first new textbooks adoption, with

more to come on an annual basis

New Program AlignmentContinuityConsistency

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New Teacher Salary Scale: Current Salary Scale

Seniority and EducationTies us to Seattle Public

New ScaleTransitioning into a “Banded System”Meet or exceed Seattle PublicRecognize and Reward our dedicated staff

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Joint Building Committee:

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Improvements in 2014/15 and beyond:

Review and Revise All Curricular Areas

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Improvements in 2014/15 and beyond Fund-A-Dream:

LaptopWirelessStaffTablets

Dream come true?eTextbooks

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2014/15 Budget Year-

Challenges:

Enrollment changes in 2013/14

Loss of Parish subsidy income

Increases to Salary and Benefits

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2014-2015 promises to be extraordinary…

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Why are tuition is lower than our peer schools:

Parish subsidy is going to return (and grow in coming years)

Generous donors

Successful fundraisers

Successful grant writing

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Why are tuition is lower than our peer schools:

Investing in next year and the future…

Investing in ProgramsInvesting in our StudentsInvesting in Families

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Our Goal:No one leaves because families are unable to

pay for tuition!

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Tuition and Fees: Actual Cost to Educate: $8,240

Tuition:In-Parish (first child) $5,640In-Parish (additional) $3,950Out of Parish $7,470

PS/PK: $5,640 (5 days a week)

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Community:

School:Family Groups

Service Activities

Spaghetti Dinner

Spring Musical

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Community:

Parents’ Club

○ Movie Night

○ Seahawks○ Father Daughter Dance

○ More To Come…

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Community:Wurst Fest

Auction

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Thank you for coming, and thank you for sharing your

children with us.