According to the Michigan School Improvement Framework, a school improvement plan is a tool for creating and managing change. This written plan identifies student performance goals, support data for the goals, assessments, research, strategies/ interventions, professional development, resources, a timeline, and persons responsible for implementing the actions identified within the plan. See Michigan Complied Law (MCL) 380.1277 for details regarding the requirements. Visit www.legislature.mi.gov for more information.
This is a written plan developed by the School Advisory Council that addresses school goals. The SIP helps schools to focus on setting measurable and attainable objectives.
A step in the school improvement process requires that each school develop and submit to the State Board specific plans to achieve its locally developed goals.
Annual plan correlated to the ABCs of Public Education and based on the analysis of student test scores and input from surveys of teachers, parents, and students. The plan outlines strategies for improving student performance and/or addressing ABCs goals.
This written school improvement plan for each school includes strategies for improving student performance taking into account the annual performance goals for the school set by the State Board of Education; how and when improvements will be implemented; use of state funds; requests for waivers, etc. Each school improvement plan must be approved by the local board and may be in effect for no more than three years. The plans may be amended as often as necessary or appropriate.
The written school improvement plan for each school includes strategies for improving student performance in the targeted goal areas, taking into account the performance on multiple assessments; how and when improvements will be implemented; use of state funds; requests for waivers, etc. Each school improvement plan must be approved by the local board and may be amended as often as necessary or appropriate.
A detailed, annual plan developed by a local School Improvement Team (administrators, instructional personnel, instructional support staff, and parents of children enrolled in the school) that addresses academic achievement, parent involvement, school safety, and other components of school success. Individual School Improvement Plans are a legislative mandate.
Comprehensive school-based plan outlining goals and objectives for ongoing school improvement. Specific measures are determined on a state-by-state basis. ( learn more)