Report Card to the Community
Using the Oshkosh4Education Community Agreement as a guide, goals and measurements of success have been developed as part of the OASD Strategic Plan, and are monitored and evaluated by the O4E Education Commission. Each fall, we report on the status of those goals and measurements in our Annual Report to the Community.
View the 2016-2017 Annual Report to the Community
View the 2015 Annual Report to the Community
To receive printed copies of the Oshkosh4Education Annual Report, please contact Beth Wyman at [email protected]
The Oshkosh4Education 2015 Annual Report to the Community
Achieving Our Goals
Data as of Sept. 28, 2015
Priority 1: Support and recognize the value of our quality teachers by all community members.
Overall Percent Complete: 86%
Goal A: Develop an employee recognition program that will be started in September 2013. 100% complete
Goal B: Develop a data-based model to compensate OASD professional educators for quality and effectiveness to start in September 2014. 100% complete
Goal C: Align funding, staffing and resources within schools to reduce nonteaching tasks and increase efficiencies to support student learning in the classroom. 84% complete
Goal D: Develop and implement an Educator Effectiveness System in compliance with Act 166. 74 % complete
Priority 2: Working together to achieve a common goal.
Overall Percent Complete: 78%
Goal A: Foster and grow the citywide Parent Teacher Organization. 48% complete
Goal B: Develop and deliver a data-based quarterly feedback system for the Board of Education using data from internal stakeholders. 85% complete
Goal C: Develop, sign and hold the Community Agreement meeting. 100% complete
Goal D: Redesign Board of Education work sessions so that the board will receive more comprehensive information and respond based on data and facts. 84% complete
Priority 3: Communication.
Overall Percent Complete: 84%
Goal A: Implement a school messaging system so that families and the community are informed of information concerning safety in a timely manner. 100% complete
Goal B: Develop and implement a local access channel production that highlights OASD information and accomplishments. 79% complete
Goal C: Develop and implement a coordinated communications plan that will leverage social media opportunities. 84% complete
Priority 4: Equity among schools.
Overall Percent Complete: 90%
Goal A: Develop and implement a three-year technology plan by September 2013. Action steps will address the equity of technology across the district. 94% complete
Goal B: Establish a standard of practice in facilities and resources for the district. 92% complete
Goal C: Develop and implement a student at-risk plan to be completed by September 2013. 76% complete
Goal D: Develop and implement a Response to Intervention Plan. 99% complete
Priority 5: Team with groups within the community to develop educational experiences.
Overall Percent Complete: 59%
Goal A: Expand and strengthen community partnerships to provide schools, teachers and students with comprehensive support services. 89% complete
Goal B: Expand and strengthen community partnerships so that 21st Century skills, soft skills and social skills are mastered by students. 98% complete
Goal C: Partner with the City of Oshkosh and Winnebago County to strengthen economic development in the community. 41% complete
Goal D: Every student is college, career and lifelong learning ready through partnerships with families, business, community and higher education. 53% complete
Goal E: Reverse current trend related to open enrollment by determining factors related to parent choice of school district other than the Oshkosh Area School District. 75% complete
Goal F: Resolve the Oshkosh Area School District’s south facilities adequacy/attendance boundaries with a focus on the Lakeside/ Green Meadow Schools and adjacent schools attendance areas. 77% complete
Goal G: Develop a process to identify, design, fund and establish one or more magnet schools of choice for the Oshkosh Area School District. 0% complete
