School District of Philadelphia Progress Report
Posted by on April 11, 2011
District issues strategic plan update amidst funding concerns
The School District of Philadelphia has issued an overview of its progress towards achieving the goals established in its five-year strategic plan, Imagine 2014.
The report comes as the District is reeling from the expected loss of hundreds of millions of dollars as a result of the proposed state budget for next fiscal year and the loss of federal stimulus dollars.
The Phase II (2011) Mid-Year Progress Report reports on the results achieved so far by the District in reducing the reading achievement gap between children of color and white children, improvements in Grade 3 PSSA scores, establishing a pipeline of teachers of color and increasing teacher retention, and improving facilities.
To download the update and a PowerPoint summary, go here.
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