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Eastern School District School Organization Plan Public Presentation Morell Family of Schools March 25, 2009
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Page 1: Eastern School District School Organization Plan Public Presentation Morell Family of Schools March 25, 2009.

Eastern School DistrictSchool Organization Plan

Public Presentation

Morell Family of SchoolsMarch 25, 2009

Page 2: Eastern School District School Organization Plan Public Presentation Morell Family of Schools March 25, 2009.

Impact of Declining Enrollment

Eastern School District2001 2008

15,173 13,111

6 Years – Loss of 2,000

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Impact of Declining Enrollment 20 elementary schools have lost

between 30% and 50% of students in the past decade

10 schools with 90 or fewer students

35 of our schools will lose students in the next decade

14 will lose up to 25% more of their students

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2001 2008 Change

Morell Cons. 213 156 -27%Morell High 338 313 -7%Mt. Stewart Cons. 118 50 -58%St. Peter’s Cons. 109 59 -46%St. Teresa’s Cons. 62 47 -24%Tracadie Cross Cons. 123 73 -40%

Morell Family of Schools

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2008 2015 Change

Morell Cons. 156 126 -19%Morell High 313 186 -40%Mt. Stewart Cons. 50 42 -16%St. Peter’s Cons. 59 43 -27%St. Teresa’s Cons. 47 48 --Tracadie Cross Cons. 73 66 -10%

Morell Family of Schools

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How has this development impacted our students?

1. The breadth and depth of specialist programming

Physical Education Music Resource-based Learning French

Page 7: Eastern School District School Organization Plan Public Presentation Morell Family of Schools March 25, 2009.

2. The scope of student support services

Guidance Special Education Resource Reading Recovery®

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3. Teaching – Learning Process Teachers “stretched” across grades Teachers “stretched” across subject

areas Teacher isolation Lack of administrative direction and

support

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4. Student Diversity Children’s social and emotional

development may be affected by split classes and soon, triple-graded classes

Page 10: Eastern School District School Organization Plan Public Presentation Morell Family of Schools March 25, 2009.

Why are we concerned?

Student Achievement

Student Improvement

Literacy – Numeracy standards increasing

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What should we do?

Focus on the teaching – learning process

Emphasize structured and explicit teaching methods aimed at specific skill development in reading, writing and mathematics

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What is the best way to do it? At least 2 teachers per grade Single graded classrooms 15-20 students grade 1-3, 20-25

students grade 4-6 Strong student support and

specialist programs Within grade teacher collaboration

and administrative leadership and support

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St. Peter’s Cons. Catchment Area

63 Students – Grades 1-8

St. Peter’s Cons. 54 students

Morell Cons. 8 students

Fortune/Rollo Bay Cons. 1 student

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St. Peter’s Cons. 59 students – 6.22 FTE Grade 1 - 5 students (1/2 split class after 10

am) Grade 2 - 9 students Grade 3 - 5 students (3/4 split class) Grade 4 - 9 students Grade 5 - 6 students (5/6 split class) Grade 6 - 8 students Grade 7 - 9 students (7/8 split class) Grade 8 - 8 students S/T Ratio – 9.49

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St. Peter’s Cons. Programs Resource/Special Education – .65 split among four staff – one person

fully trained Trained individual also responsible for Gr. 7/8 Math, Gr. 7/8

Language Arts and Reading Recovery® Reading Recovery® - Resource teacher Guidance – .17 (full-time position shared among four schools) Library – Contact Physical Education – .20 split between two staff – one fully trained

1) Gr. 3 core subjects; Gr. 4 core subjects; Gr. 1-4 Physical Education; and Gr. 7 & 8 Resource

2) Vice-Principal Music – .18 fully trained Principal – .35 Administration time – Gr. 1 Language Arts, Gr. 1/2

Health/Soc. Studies, Gr. 3/4 Resource help Vice-Principal – .05 Administration time – Gr. 1-8 Technology, Gr. 5/6

Soc. Studies, Science, Health, Physical Education; Gr. 7/8 Soc. Studies, Science, Physical Education, Resource; Library Contact, Site Technology Contact

French – Gr. 3-8 French; Gr. 5/6 Language Arts; Gr. 5/6 Math

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St. Teresa’s Cons. Catchment Area55 Students – Grades 1-8

St. Teresa’s Cons. 42 students Morell Cons. 8 students Montague Cons. 2 students Birchwood Int. 1 student Glen Stewart Ele. 1 student Stonepark Int. 1 student

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St. Teresa’s Cons. 47 students – 4.90 FTE Grade 1 - 5 students (1/2 split class) Grade 2 - 6 students Grade 3 - 5 students (3/4 split class) Grade 4 - 4 students Grade 5 - 6 students (5/6 split class) Grade 6 - 10 students Grade 7 - 8 students (7/8 split class) Grade 8 - 3 students S/T Ratio – 9.59

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St. Teresa’s Cons. Programs Resource/Special Education – .25 fully trained; plus Gr.

3/4 core subjects (except Math); Gr. 7/8 Health Reading Recovery® - Only 5 students – not needed Guidance – .16 (full-time position shared among four

schools) Library – Site contact Physical Education – .13 – not qualified – Gr. 1-8

program; Gr. 3/4 Math; Gr. 5/6 Soc. Studies, Gr. 5/6 Health, Gr. 7/8 Soc. Studies (.58 in total)

Music – .17 fully qualified Principal – .15 Administration time – also Gr. 1/2 core

subjects, except Math Vice-Principal and French – Gr. 3-8 Core French, fully

qualified; Gr. 7/8 core subjects; no administrative time

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Tracadie Cross Cons. Catchment Area86 Students – Grades 1-8

Tracadie Cross Cons. 63 students Sherwood Ele. 10 students LM Montgomery Ele. 3 students Morell Cons. 3 students Stonepark Int. 3 students Mont. Cons., Mt. Stewart Cons., 4 students Queen Charlotte, St. Teresa’s Cons.

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Tracadie Cross Cons. 73 students – 7.95 FTE Grade 1 - 4 students (1/2 split class) Grade 2 - 11 students Grade 3 - 3 students (3/4 split class) Grade 4 - 6 students Grade 5 - 11 students (5/6 split class) Grade 6 - 6 students Grade 7 - 16 students Grade 8 - 15 students S/T Ratio – 9.18

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Tracadie Cross Cons. Programs Resource – .7 - Not fully trained; Gr. 1-8 (except Math) plus

Gr. 1/2 Health, Gr. 7/8 Language Arts Special Education – 0 Reading Recovery® - Resource Teacher Guidance – .33 (shared among three schools) Library – Contact Physical Education – .17 – Not fully trained; Gr. 1-8 Physical

Education, plus Gr. 7/8 Language Arts & Health; Gr. 8 Science & Soc. Studies; Gr. 8 Math Resource

Music – .13 – Not fully trained Principal – .40 Administration time plus Gr. 7/8 Math, Gr. 7

Soc. Studies, Site Technology Contact Vice-Principal – No administrative time - Gr. 1/2 split all core

subjects French – .30 – Fully trained


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