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Agenda
•Introductions•“State of the Schools” Presentation•Questions/Refreshments
Three Pillars
GOALS:I. Accountable – Finances/Academics
II. Transparent – Communication/RelationshipsIII. Innovative – High Level of Education
Goal 1: Communication
To facilitate communication, engagement and involvement of community members, parents/guardians, students and other various organizations to build trust.
Communication
Objective 1:Continue to develop methods to communicate with various stakeholders.•Blackboard Connect•News and Views•Web pages•Parent newsletters•Texting parents•Social Media – Facebook, Instagram, Twitter•Marlington Matters•“Tuesdays with Mr. Knoll”
Communication
Objective 2:Create additional opportunities for community members and various organizations to be involved in school functions. •Parent meetings for Elem/MS/HS •Parent information nights regarding testing•University of Mount Union partnership – Washington LEGO Club•Engineering Advisory Committee•Realtor Meeting•Homework Clubs, Homework Huddle, Mighty Duke Readers, Tutoring help for parents
Goal 2: Internal CommunicationObjective 1: Continue to develop forms of communication among internal stakeholders.•Email•Texting•Personal notes•Staff meetings•Collaboration meetings•Department, grade level meetings•Leadership meetings•Secondary and elementary meetings•It’s “Friday Payday” Staff Update•Employee News •Google Drive
Goal 2: Internal Communication
Objective 2:Create a messaging document that details the
talking points of the school district.1. Culture of Appreciation - Words Matter…
2. Elementary ELA curriculum
3. MS/HS Blended learning and 1:1 platform
Internal Communication
Objective 5:
Implement Superintendent/Assistant Superintendentengagement initiative.
Internal CommunicationObjective 6:Share and continually improve and refine internal recognition system.
District Goal: Culture of AppreciationWords of Affirmation, Gifts, Quality Time, Acts of Service
• Teacher Appreciation Week• Waiver Days• Tuesday’s with Mr. Knoll• Payday duty HS• Feed the staff• Meeting after hours to build relationships• Postcards being sent
Goal 3: Curriculum
To enable every teacher to effectively utilize technology to enhance instruction and provide a technology-rich educational experience for every child.
CurriculumObjective 1: **Previous ProgressEnhance training and professional development for staff to effectively integrate technology.
• June Tech-Day for teachers- offering over 20 technology sessions for staff
• Technology staff- Technology Integration Director and technology assistants focused on technology integration
• Grants to support technology- eTextbook grant, TGRG grant
• Staff are required to participate in at least 2 hours of technology training every year
CurriculumWhat’s New!
● The marriage of Technology Department and Curriculum● District-wide redistribution of technology devices● Professional Development for Staff
○ Book Study at the HS○ Technology Rich Waiver Days○ June Tech-Day = 35 learning sessions (nearly double
the offerings from 2015)
CurriculumObjective 2: **Previous ProgressDefine plan for technology integration.•Blended learning at the middle school•Moving towards the blended learning at the high school
•4th/5th science and technology integrated class
•Infrastructure for the computers- made improvements•Next Generation Assessments- all technology based•Various new technology online programs•Offering online college credit plus courses at the high school•Realigning our technology department to focus on integration
CurriculumWhat’s New!Objective 2:Define plan for technology integration.
• Increased presence and support of Technology Assistants for classroom instruction
• Regular and frequent meetings of Technology Department• Technology Department Transformation: redesign of
responsibilities
Goal 4: Curriculum
To work toward K-12 continuity and grade-level consistency of quality curriculum throughout the school district.
CurriculumObjective 1: **Previous ProgressDevelop curriculum maps focused on the Ohio’s Learning Standards, common assessments, and end-of-course tests aligned to the Next Generation Assessments.
CurriculumWhat’s New!Objective 1: Develop curriculum maps focused on the Ohio’s Learning Standards, common assessments, and end-of-course tests aligned to the Next Generation Assessments.
• Completion of curriculum maps• Advancing work of assessment maps• District wide revision schedule for SLOs• New state created KRA• State-wide assessments are all single vendor
Curriculum
Objective 3: ** Previous ProgressRefine and enhance opportunities for elementary school collaboration.
Elementary principal monthly meetings Elementary Curriculum Council Content curriculum focus teams Waiver day agendas Monthly data meetings between teachers and principals
CurriculumWhat’s New!Objective 3: Refine and enhance opportunities for elementary school collaboration (and alignment)
• Daily 5 Book Study - district wide Professional Development• Daily 5 instructional framework K-5 across all contents• Class and scheduling alignment • Consistent writing rubrics• BLT/TBT structures• Leader in Me Book Study• Pilot of Leader in Me - Leadership Academy
Goal 5: Post-Graduation Plans
To ensure all Marlington students graduate with post-graduation plan of action and a pathway that empowers them to compete in the 21st century.
Post-Graduation
Objective 1: **Previous ProgressImprove and provide additional opportunities that will assist every student with post-graduation plans. Middle schoolJunior Achievement Day exploring professions
High schoolMeeting individually with freshman and sophomores to advise them in scheduling advertising where kids are going for college survey sheet to seniorsOhio Means Jobs- Online career advising toolNew Career Advising Plan grades 6-12
Post-Graduation
What’s New!Objective 1: Improve and provide additional opportunities that will assist every student with post-graduation plans.• Summer Internships made available for Pre-engineering
students at 2 area businesses• Introduce Leadership Course at High School• CCP Chemistry 8 hour course through University of Mount
Union
Curriculum Highlights **Previous Progress
Food for Today, Sustainability for Life” $25,000 grantAdded dual College Credit Plus classes 2014- Intro to Petroleum (online), Spanish 2015- Sociology, Psychology (both online) Game Design, Blue Print ReadingeTextbook grant $ 79,000 for online resources for teachers and studentsDefined StemGizmosCirrculetHistory AlivePE FitIntegrated science and technology class grades 4 and 5Positive Behavior Intervention System (PBIS)Expanded opportunities in interest based school offerings: Lego Club, Tutoring Clubs with collaboration with local churches, Homework Huddle, K-Kids, Workout Warriors
Curriculum Highlights
What’s New!
• http://www.marlingtonlocal.org/curriculuminstruction.aspx
Curriculum Highlights
What’s on the Horizon!• High School 1:1 - 11” MacBook Air• SunGard aka eschoolPlus• Standards Based Report Cards K-5• Library Transformation to “21st Century Learning
Commons”• Instructional Coach(s)• STREAM Lab(s) to support LEGO Club • Increase CCP coursework• Increase technology rich curriculum experiences eg.
coding, virtual field trips, etc• Pilot vendor assessment to measure basic skills
Goal 6: Finance
The Marlington Local School District will be conservative, accountable and transparent with the district's finances and will effectively communicate the state of those finances to the community.
Finance
Objective 1:● Educate our stakeholders regarding the district budget and components that impact the district Financially.
Objective 2:● Continue to receive clean audits.
Treasurer’s Websitehttp://www.marlingtonlocal.org/Treasurer.aspx
ODE Website
FY2017 Goal Ohio’s Online CheckBook
http://ohiotreasurer.gov/Transparency/Ohios-Online-Checkbook
Finance
Operations Overview
Student Enrollment
2015-16 School Year - 2,317 as of 5/1/162015-16 School Year - 2,392 as of 9/8/152014-15 School Year - 2,323 Total
District Employees
District Funds Funds
General Funds Permanent Improvement FundsFederal FundsFood Service FundsAll Other Funds
Revenue Sources – All Funds
Other includes tuition, interest, fees, fundraisers, donations and other miscellaneous revenues
Finance
GENERAL FUNDthe District’s major operating fund.
District Revenues – General Fund
State Foundation RevenueBeginning FY 2015 - Change to monthly
Based on Enrollment at each month end
FY 2015 through 2017 ~ $2,800/student OR $6.4M
FY 2018 and beyond - TBD - New Biennium Budget
Property Tax Revenue - Millage
PI 11/5/2013 2.00 14-Cont Renewal 1999 1.394850 1.854760 $513,904
● Marlington has the lowest effective tax rate of all Stark County schools - by WIDE Margins!
● Due to the 2015 County reappraisal, the District’s assessed valuation of properties increased by ~$40 million, to $341,239,540.
● Full impact will be realized by the end of calendar year 2016.
District Expenditures – General Fund
Capital Expenditures – General Fund
Five Year Forecast
•Required to be prepared, adopted by the Board of Education,
and submitted to the Ohio Department each Oct and May
•Includes 3 years of actual data and 5 years of “forecasted”
information for the District’s major operating funds only
•Used for proper certification of District contracts
•Used as a tool for budget planning purposes
The Five Year Forecast is a living document
Five Year Forecast Highlights Budgeting and planning is crucial to balance the District’s budget.
Summary of current Forecast
Five Year Forecast Highlights May 2016
● Cash (carryover) balance at 7/1/2015 - $8,325,410
● Actual FY2015 Revenues < Expenditures = ($285,307)
● Forecasted FY2016 Revenues > Expenditures = $278,571
● Renewal of our 8.5 mill operating levy in 2018 is crucial to the District to keep a positive cash balance long term.
District Facilities
**The District operates a total of approximately 344,000 square feet between all of the buildings
listed above.
Goal 7: Facilities
To provide students, staff and residents with safe facilities that provides effective learning/instructional space.
Facilities
To provide students, staff and residents with safe facilities that provide effective learning/instructional space. Objective 1:Develop a facilities plan that addresses building needs. Responsible Group(s): Marlington Local School District Board of Education is responsible for the delivery of assigned steps and associated dates.Step 2: Develop a plan for a facilities program. The board will need to prioritize a budget for high school and middle school renovations. It will also need to determine a plan for the elementary buildings. To be completed: TBD (based on board feedback)
Landscaping Building
Chemistry Lab
Physics Lab
Dukes Digital Academy
Looking to the Future…. Engineering Fabrication Lab
Looking to the Future….Engineering Fabrication Lab
Looking to the Future…
•PLTW – Pre-engineering renovations…(summer of 2016-17)
CELEBRATION!The Marlington Local Schools received $300,000 contribution from the Greater Alliance and Stark County Foundations to assist in our renovations!!
Looking to the Future… Marlington Education Fund
Purpose:The purpose of the Marlington Education Fund is to promote, encourage, and enhance educational opportunities that strengthen and enrich our students’ experiences.
The Marlington Education Fund will be offering the staff of the Marlington Local School District the opportunity to submit a grant proposal to receive support for innovative programs and initiatives that directly impact the academic performance and educational environment of Marlington Local students.
Looking to the Future… Blended Learning/1 to 1 in HS
•With the purchase of MacBook Airs, each HS student will have a personal learning device to assist in the blended learning platform.
Thank you for coming!
Questions?