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DISTRICT STRATEGIC PLAN

EAGER TO LEARN, EMPOWERED FOR SUCCESS.

In Spring 2024, Orondo School District underwent a strategic planning process to engage the community, educators, and students in determining the District's future. The strategic plan, adopted by the Board of Directors, is outlined below. As a District, we will use these components of the Strategic Plan to guide our work and ensure that every student thrives and is ready for the future.

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Our Core Beliefs

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We believe students are at the heart of our work; therefore, we base our decisions on what is best for our students.

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We value diversity and treat everyone with dignity and respect.

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We strive for academic excellence in all we do.

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We believe family, community, and staff engagement is key to school and student success.

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We commit to bringing joy and curiosity to our learning.

An Orondo Student...

Embraces Diversity
  • Demonstrates empathy

  • Flexible to change

Cultivates Leadership
  • Acts with integrity

  • Accepts and offers feedback

Demonstrates Confidence
  • Lifelong learner

  • Dreams big for the future

Excels Academically
  • Meets or exceeds grade-level expectations

  • Applies learning to real-world experiences

Solves Problems
  • Thinks and listens critically

  • Responsive and adaptable

Perseveres
  • Courageous in the face of challenge
    Resilient

Photos of Orondo students with titles identifying characteristics of an Orondo student

District Goals and Measures

Early learners are ready for kindergarten, as measured by district and state assessments

SUCCESS IN THE EARLY YEARS

Early learners meeting or exceeding grade-level standards in math and English language arts by the end of the 3rd grade

MASTERY OF CORE ACADEMIC SUBJECTS

Students meeting or exceeding grade level standards in science and mathematics as measured by district and state assessments

Students meeting or exceeding grade level standards in reading and language arts as measured by district and state assessments

SUCCESSFUL TRANSITIONS

Student cohort groups meeting or exceeding grade level standards in science, mathematics, and English Language arts as measured by district and state assessments

English Language Learners meeting English Language Proficiency within 6 years  in the multilingual program based on Washington State English Language Proficiency assessments

CONTINUOUS GROWTH FOR EVERY STUDENT

Students meeting annual growth benchmarks in mathematics and English language arts 

Accelerated growth for students to reduce opportunity gaps

WHOLD CHILD: HEALTHY, SAFE, CHALLENGED, AND SUPPORTED

Students attending school on a regular basis

Students feel their school is welcoming, challenging, and safe based on district survey

Culturally responsive practices are implemented school-wide

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