Using OurSCHOOL to Track Your Goals

Intended Audience School / Divisional Data Teams	Intended Use You can use this resource to map out your goals and share effective practices with your school community. In data analysis it is important to assess progress against goals; did you meet your targets? Why or why not? Evidence collected can help to articulate what is working and why it is working so you can develop strategies to build and sustain growth.

List all board goals	Record OurSCHOOL measures and content that will inform your goals	Record your results for this year	Action Plan- List ways you can action results to make improvements	Action Plan- List ways you can share results with your school community	What is our goal for this year?
EXAMPLES	Example: Strategic Priority 1 – Increase Student Achievement and Well-Being for all students	Anxiety Depression	41% of female students have high or moderate anxiety 35% of students have high or moderate anxiety	-Hold a girls only leadership class. -Apply for a mental health services grant using OurSCHOOL.	Share these results with our student services team and divisional psychologists, parents & teachers. Share at bi-weekly team meetings and include in board progress plans.	Reduce Anxiety rates for females by 10% next year. Reduce Depression rates by 5% next year.
Expectations for success	Expectations for Success results are below the replica line across all grade levels.	-Structure a PLC session that will help teachers to define and communicate their expectations for student achievement.	Share these results with our teachers & students at (E.g. parent association meetings, school newsletter and website, and on posters around the school.	Increase Expectation for Success across all grade levels by 5%.

List all board goals	Record OurSCHOOL measures and content that will inform your goals	Record your results for this year	Action Plan- List ways you can use results to make improvements	Action Plan- List ways you can share results with your school community	What is our goal for this year?