Bear Stream School Level Plan 24-25
Foundational Items
Motto | Students Come First |
Mission | “Building Strong Foundations to Create Bright Futures” |
Vision | “Learning Without Limits ... Achievement for All" |
Values | Belonging, Diversity, Learning, Perseverance, Responsibility |
Aspiration Statements | High Quality Teaching and Learning, Engagement of All Students, Families, and Communities, Effective Policy Healthy, Sustainable Physical and Social Environments |
Mission | To provide a safe and caring learning environment which supports the successful development of all. |
Vision | Creating a Culture of Kindness and Positive Energy |
We Respect | Our classroom celebrates fairness, respect, and responsibility. We respect each other, our belongings, and values. |
We are Responsible | Each of us is responsible for our actions. To get the best education possible we must be accountable for our actions. |
We Learn | We are a classroom where we learn from each other. We are all learners and teachers; all our daily interactions are going to develop special life experiences. |
We Nurture | We promote intellectual, physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being within our classroom. The leaders of tomorrow are in our schools today! |
We Belong | A sense of belonging is a team effort. Our classroom is a safe learning environment where we connect and learn from one another, regardless of who we are or where we come from. |
We Persevere | Success today and tomorrow requires "grit". |
Because all students deserve a fair and viable chance at developing the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to lead an emotionally satisfying and productive life. |
Division Priorities | School Level Work Plan(s) | Tell Your Story | Most Responsible Person/People | Resources |
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Improving student outcomes |
Utilitze GSSD assessment strategies to guide instruction and remediation in ELA and Math. |
Explicitly teaching basic skills until mastery. Ex. adding fractions, expanded form, writing numbers. As a whole group lesson prior to working on individual math outcomes. |
Wendy Shabatoski |
Math screeners GSSD Consultants GSSD Portal information Sask Common Math Assessments GSSD rubrics for math and writing |
Implementing the "Inspiring Success" Policy |
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Developing GSSD leaders |
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Ensuring consistent practices across GSSD schools |
Networking with Hutterian teachers within the school division and the province (SHEA Conference). Share resources and strategies. |
I have a few teachers in other schools to reach out to for resources. Prairie Valley literacy consultant provided value PD at the SHEA conf. |
Wendy Shabatoski |
Tracey Fedoruk Heather Mund |
Delivering high-quality teaching and learning resources |
Sharing resources and resouce ideas with other Hutterian teachers within GSSD. Utilizing division recommended resources and personnel. |
Resources that match the curriculum are stronger this year. I have used my own money to purchase resources that match the outcome to ensure I can teach to the best of my ability. |
Wendy Shabatoski |
GSSD Consultants GSEC Library Heather Mund Online platforms for instruction (Core 5 for one student, StepsWeb and IXL Math) Tracey Fedorchuk |
Division Priorities | School Level Work Plan(s) | Tell Your Story | Most Responsible Person/People | Resources |
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Enhancing mental health and well-being for students and staff |
Continue with Social Emotional Learning and integrating land based experiences. Teaching appropriate self expression. |
Daily walk and talks to visit, share and be in motion. |
Wendy Shabatoski |
Craig Folk if necessary |
Offering safe and inviting facilities |
Ensuring students are aware of which area to be in during the school day, since we are in a multiuse facility. Having a classroom that is focused on learning and showcasing learning. Ensuring students feel accepted, safe, calm and comfortable in our school enviornment. Ensuring safety issues are dealt with in a timely manner. |
Nov 13-14 NCVI training |
Wendy Shabatoski |
David Hofer, Clarion Colony contact |
Promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion |
Ensuring that all students feel welcome, capable and included in all activities. |
Colony values that we intertwin into our daily school lives. |
Wendy Shabatoski |
Division Priorities | School Level Work Plan(s) | Tell Your Story | Most Responsible Person/People | Resources |
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Upholding clear, high-quality Board of Education Policies |
GSSD Board Policies will be reviewed at each regular board meeting. Updates and revisions will be tracked, and the newly revised policies will be communicated to the sector using the From the Board Report.
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I will read and review board minutes as shared with me. I will familiarize myself with applicable board policies and remain updated with revisions. |
Wendy Shabatoski
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GSSD Policy handbook |
Focusing on educational approaches that prioritize student success |
I will attend SHEA conference, October and necessary PD to support best practice in instructional methods for a colony school. I will continue to to network with the other Hutterian school teachers. I will also continue to meet with GSSD consultants, especially for ELA |
Attended SHEA. PD session aligned with Division K-3 Literacy goals and PD |
Wendy Shabatoski |
SHEA Conference GSSD Consultants Tracey Fedorchuk Heather Mund PD Sessions |
Allocating resources to improve experiences for students, staff, and the community |
Allocating resources to ensure there are appropriate and engaging books in the school library—Susan Roberts to assist to locate books for students to read.. Prioritizing educational resources and budgeting appropriately. |
Limited books came from GSEC. Miller school sent many books that they no longer needed. Next year books will be purchased through grant money. |
Wendy Shabatoski Andrea Verigin, EA |
Susan Roberts Resources and Examples from Bridgette Millen from Living Sky (SHEA Conf) |
Division Priorities | School Level Work Plan(s) | Tell Your Story | Most Responsible Person/People | Resources |
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Fostering connections and supporting transitions |
Fostering transitions by providing instruction on technology for if/ when they go to online school. Connect to the Hutterian community through a Christmas concert and community BBQs and special events days. Fostering connections through parent teacher interviews. |
Connections through Christmas concert, school interviews and visiting informally. Colony goal to have students have limited technology and remain at school until 16. To do SaskDLC unless and EdPsych report stats otherwise for ability. |
Wendy Shabatoski |
GSSD Tech Services, devices, internet David Hofer, Clarion Colony |
Valuing input from students, families, staff, and the community |
Constant communication with the German teacher when planning events and using resources to ensure they are appropriate. Communication with families on student progress. |
David or Rachel advise on decisions regarding school and events. |
Wendy Shabatoski |
Joe Hofer, Clarion Colony Minister David Hofer, Clarion Colony |
Communicating openly and clearly |
Keeping an open line of communication with families. Using the German teacher to communicate to the Colony. Being sensitive and responsive to community events and needs. Serving as a conduit between GSSD and Colony members. |
David, the German teacher remains the link for communication with the colony. Newsletters or Need to Know letters are sent out when needed. Communication with fathers through text messages when needed. |
Wendy Shabatoski |
Family Members David Hofer, German Teacher GSSD |
Forming partnerships to support GSSD’s priority areas |
Partnership with other Hutterian teachers to learn and share methods to support GSSD priority areas. |
Monthly staff meetings to share ideas and best practice. |
Tracey Fedorchuk Heather Mund |