P.S. 14 in Corona - The Fairview School

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 LBP Letter for Families_SEPT 2019 

1. Math Goal:
   By June 2018, instruction in math will be aligned to the CCLS to ensure that rigorous tasks allow students to perform at or above grade level using critical thinking promoted by questioning and discussion in order to improve proficiency in the Math State Exam by 7 points in grades 3, 4, and 5 for All Students, inclusive of all sub-group populations, but with a 10 point increase for our ELL students and Students with Disabiliti
2. ELA Goal: 
   By June 2018, we will improve proficiency in the ELA State Exam by 7 points in grades 3, 4, and 5 for All Students, inclusive of the sub-group populations, but with a 10 point increase for our ELL students and Students with Disabilities. ​​Student achievement in ELA will improve from 24% to 31% through the integration of more effective independent reading, writing, and guided reading opportunities set forth in the teacher’s College Reading and Writing curriculum as well as the collaborative, whole school tracking of independent reading levels.​
3. Teacher Development/ Danielson Goal: 
   By June 2018, all teachers will be provided on-going, job-embedded professional development on higher-level thinking and classroom differentiation practices in order to achieve an MOTP rating of either effective or highly effective measured by the specific components of the Danielson’s Framework for Teaching: 3C, Engagement as well as continuing to support 3B, Questioning And Discussion.
4. Leadership Goal:
   By June 2018, teachers, parents and students will understand and be able to explain shared understanding of the role that leadership development plays in discipline and behavior so that our discipline issues and OORS reports decrease by 10 percent.
5. Family Engagement Goal:
   By June 2018, all teachers, students, and families will engage in workshops and assemblies to deepen our work around building a positive culture, including a culture of trust, in our school, as evidenced by improvement in the Learning Environment Survey scores for Family Engagement from 82% positive to 90% positive overall​.

  Richard A. Carranza, Chancellor

Lawrence Pendergast, Executive Superintendent, Queens North

Madelene Chan, Community Superintendent

Charles Simic, Deputy Superintendent

James Leahy, Field Support Liaison

Teresa Caccavale, Talent Development and Evaluation Coach

Beth Tekverk, Director of Early Childhood

Eleanor McNamee, Family Leadership Coordinator

Susana Santacruz, Family Support Coordinator

Mary Ellen Ranzie, Administrative Assistant

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Mary Ellen Ranzie, Administrative Assistant

 Dear Families:

I am delighted to inform you that our school has been selected to participate in the School Mental Health Consultant Program and will begin to receive services during the second phase of the program roll out, starting this academic year, in September. Read more.....

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P.S. 14 welcomes Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation (SASF) under the direction of :

Shantryce Hare

(718) 699-6071 ext. 1531

We look forward to launching of this great program in October 2017!

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