- Sunnyvale School District
- Strategic Plan
Strategic Plan
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The Sunnyvale School District’s Strategic Plan was developed during a months-long process throughout the 2023-2024 school year. Its primary aim is to align all educational partners in a shared vision, common goals, and unified direction for our District’s educational efforts over a six-year period.
Community-wide engagement was vital to the strategic planning process. Thanks to the diverse voices and perspectives of our students, families, staff, partners, and community members, SSD's Strategic Plan captures their vision, hopes, and dreams for students.
The strategic planning process also aligned with our Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP).
Over six months, 35 planning sessions with over 415 participants informed our plan, which can be found below. Thank you to everyone who participated!
On behalf of the Sunnyvale School District students, staff, community, and school board, please join us in this important work as we lift all students, every day!
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Students Experience an Inclusive and Nurturing Environment: Every student will experience a sense of belonging, trusting relationships with teachers and staff, and access to timely supports.
Goal for this year: 1b. Student regular attendance in school and class
Target: 90% of each targeted student group is attending 90% or more of the school days.
Current Performance:
85% - Hispanic
85% - Hispanic English Learners
86% - English Learners
84% - Students with Disabilities
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Students Receive Equitable Opportunities for Growth: Every student will receive personalized academic and nonacademic assistance necessary to grow at a pace that closes opportunity, language, and achievement gaps.
Goal for this year: 2a Minimum one-year annual growth for each English Learner on the English Learner Progress Indicator (ELPI)
Target: 100% of English Learners made progress toward English language proficiency.
Current Performance: 51.5%
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Students Demonstrate Responsibility for Learning: Every student will be an active partner in their learning process, share ownership for achieving their learning goals, and contribute meaningfully in their school and community.
Goal for this year: 3b: Student perception of student voice, leadership, and involvement in making the school community better
Target: Positive student responses will be at or above 80%.
Current Performance:
64% - English Learners
50% - Students with Disabilities
44% - Homeless Youth
61% - Low Socio-economic Households
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Students Achieve Mastery of Core Content Areas: Every student will demonstrate continuous academic growth at a rate that will lead to mastery of core standards and skills at key transitional grade levels.
Goal for this year: 4b: Student proficiency on State tests across student groups
Target:
Current Progress:
27.24% - CAASPP 3-8 reading (23-24) - Hispanic
6.82% - CAASPP 3-8 (23-24) - Hispanic English Learners
11.27% - CAASPP 3-8 (23-24) - English Learners
18.22% - CAASPP 3-8 (23-24) - Students with Disabilities