Analysis of Problems and Corrective Actions Sample Clauses

Analysis of Problems and Corrective Actions a. To have a future goal orientation focus, high school students will develop and follow a four year program of study leading to college entrance, post-secondary education, or workforce entry. b. To facilitate the tracking of student progress over time, Pasco County Schools is monitoring and analyzing data to provide intervention programs in reading, writing, science, and mathematics. c. To provide a curriculum that is both rigorous and relevant, teachers are working on teams to connect academic instruction to real world applications and experience. d. To strengthen content area instruction, in-service training is provided in reading, writing, science, and mathematics for all teachers.
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Analysis of Problems and Corrective Actions a. To identify student needs in reading, writing, science, and mathematics, the DSBPC is in the process of identifying and/or developing diagnostic tools. b. To help students prepare for future careers, the DSBPC has developed Learning Communities in each high school that focus on broad career fields and academic achievement. c. To have a future goal orientation focus, high school students will develop and follow a four-year program of study leading to college entrance, post-secondary education, or workforce entry. d. To facilitate the tracking of student progress over time, the DSBPC is monitoring and analyzing data in order to provide intervention programs in reading, writing, science, and mathematics. e. To provide a curriculum that is both rigorous and relevant, teachers are working on teams to connect academic instruction to real world applications and experience. f. To strengthen content area instruction, in-service training is provided in reading, writing, science, and mathematics for all teachers.
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Analysis of Problems and Corrective Actions a. To identify student needs in reading, writing, science, and mathematics, the HCSB is in the process of identifying and/or developing diagnostic tools. b. To help students prepare for future careers, the HSCB has developed Academies in each high school that focus on broad career fields and academic achievement. c. To have a future goal orientation focus, high school students will develop and follow a four-year program of study leading to college entrance, post-secondary education, or workforce entry. d. To facilitate the tracking of student progress over time, the HCSB is monitoring and analyzing data to provide intervention programs in reading, writing, science, and mathematics. e. To provide a curriculum that is both rigorous and relevant, teachers are working on teams to connect academic instruction to real world applications and experience. f. To strengthen content area instruction, in-service training is provided in reading, writing, science, and mathematics for all teachers.
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