2010-2011 Maple Street Annual Report Released
The Annual Education Report (AER) provides key information on the 2010-2011 educational progress of the Kalamazoo Public Schools district (KPS) as required by federal (No Child Left Behind Act) and state (P.A. 25) laws. The AER is attached as a pdf for you to review here, and paper copies are available in the main office.
The State of Michigan provides a guide to reading and understanding district and school report cards here. District staff are also available to help you understand the information contained in this report. Please contact DoerflerKL [at] kalamazoo [dot] k12 [dot] mi [dot] us (subject: 2010-2011%20Annual%20Report) (Kevin Doerfler) if you need assistance.
For 2010-2011, Maple Street Magnet School for the Arts did not make Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP), because we did not meet the State Objective in Reading for students with disabilities. Because our school has not made AYP for three years, we are identified for restructuring.
Maple Street Magnet School for the Arts is committed to the academic achievement of every student. As a staff we are developing formative assessments in all disciplines to assist student learning and to improve the instructional process. Additionally, we will be employing differentiated instructional models to meet the varied needs of students on the learning continuum. We will also be employing note-taking strategies, content literacy strategies, and cooperative group strategies to improve student achievement
and performance.
Likewise, regular attendance is an important factor in student achievement and is preparation for the work world. Therefore, Maple Street will provide mentoring opportunities for students who need additional support, and incentives to enhance/encourage regular daily attendance. There are many ways in which you can also
assist us in increasing the percent of students that are attending school on a daily basis such as:
- Engaging your student in frequent conversations about what they are learning.
- Participate in all school activities (conferences, open houses, and celebrations)
- Create enthusiasm and support for your student becoming engaged in a college-going culture.
- Monitor grades and attendance through the Parent Internet Viewer (PIV)
- Ensure that you and your student are aware of the KPS Attendance Procedures.
- Contact your student’s counselor or teacher when you notice a drop in grades or attendance.
The report also contains the following information:
- Process for assigning pupils to the school
- Status of the 3-5 year school improvement plan
- A brief description of each specialized school
- How to access a copy of the core curriculum, a description of its implementation and an explanation of the variances from the state's model
- Aggregate student achievement results for any local competency tests or nationally normed achievement tests
- The number and percent of students represented by parents at parent-teacher conferences.
The Maple Street AER for the 2010-2011 school year is attached below.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| 2010-2011 Maple Street Annual Report | 782.47 KB |
Maple Street Magnet Middle School
- Board of Education
- Initiatives and Supporters
- About KPS
- Overview and Demographics
- Curriculum
- Special Programs
- Extracurricular Activities
- District Maps and Boundary Guide
- District Budgets
- Annual Reports
- 2007-2008 District
- 2007-2008 Schools
- 2008-2009 District
- 2008-2009 Schools
- 2009-2010 District
- 2009-2010 Schools
- 2010-2011 District
- 2010-2011 Schools
- Arcadia Elementary
- Central High School
- Edison Elementary
- El Sol Elementary
- Greenwood Elementary
- Hillside Middle School
- Indian Prairie Elementary
- King-Westwood Elementary
- Lincoln Elementary
- Linden Grove Middle School
- Loy Norrix High School
- Maple Street Magent
- Milwood Elementary
- Milwood Magnet
- Northeastern Elementary
- Northglade Elementary
- Parkwood-Upjohn Elementary
- Phoenix High School
- Prairie Ridge Elementary
- Spring Valley Elementary
- Washington Elementary
- Winchell Elementary
- Woods Lake Elementary
- Woodward Elementary
- Annual Notifications
- Enrollment
- Strategic Planning
- Testimonials
- Departments
- Academically Talented
- Adult & Community Education
- Communities In Schools of Kalamazoo
- Early Childhood Education
- Library Services
- Office of the Superintendent
- Auditoriums
- Business, Communications and Operations
- Human Resources
- Student Services
- Teaching and Learning Services
- Bilingual and ESL Program
- Academically Talented Program
- Assessment Department
- Athletics
- Curriculum, Instruction and Professional Development
- Elementary Education
- English Language Arts
- Fine Art
- Instructional Technology
- Library Services
- Magnet Programs
- Mathematics
- Algebra II Mathematics
- Best Practices
- Geometry Mathematics
- Grade 1 Mathematics
- Grade 2 Mathematics
- Grade 3 Mathematics
- Grade 4 Mathematics
- Grade 5 Mathematics
- Grade 6 Mathematics
- KPS Mathematics
- Kindergarten Mathematics
- Mathematics Literacy
- Mathematics Program Principles
- Process Standards
- Program Overview
- Strategic Math
- Performing Arts
- Secondary Education
- Social Studies
- Title I and School Improvement
- West Main Professional Development
- World Languages
- Communities in Schools of Kalamazoo
- Schools
- Elementary Schools
- Arcadia Elementary
- Edison Elementary
- El Sol Elementary
- Greenwood Elementary
- Indian Prairie Elementary
- King Westwood Elementary
- Lincoln Elementary
- Milwood Elementary
- Northeastern Elementary
- Northglade Elementary
- Parkwood Upjohn Elementary
- Prairie Ridge Elementary
- Spring Valley Elementary
- Washington Elementary
- Winchell Elementary
- Woods Lake Elementary
- Woodward Elementary
- Middle Schools
- High Schools
- Elementary Schools
- Employment
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