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Mission Statement |
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The Washoe County School District sets out to create an education system where all students achieve academic success, develop personal and civic responsibility, and achieve career and college readiness for the 21st century. |
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Mount Rose ES continued its strive toward success during the 2010-2011 school year.- Mount Rose was recognized as a Nevada Highlighted School by the State of Nevada.
- Differentiation and Enrichment Support time continue to close the achievement gap.
- Mount Rose Received the Nevada Partners for Inclusive Education Award.
- Parent Faculty Meetings were held monthly and overall involvement of families increased.
- Our Two Way Immersion program continued to expand by adding a 1st grade classroom to our Pre-K and K strand.
- Mount Rose ES held it's first Multi-cultural night, which was a huge success!
- School Wide Positive Behavior Support continues to enhance our focused learning environment.
- Our first Intramural Soccer Season was a success with EL Cord and Nell J Redfield providing grants for our league.
- Our Pre-K program, GATE pull-out program, and Elementary Opportunity School enhance our overall school culture.
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Goals and Objectives |
Goal 1
Increase proficiency in Reading as measured by the district pathway performance indicators and the Nevada CRT.
Objective(s):
This goal will be measured by the attainment of the proficiency level targets as identified below: This year 64% of our 3rd graders and 70% of 5th graders will meet or exceed the target score as measured by the Nevada Reading CRT.
Goal 2
Increase proficiency in Math as measured by the district pathway performance indicators and the Nevada CRT.
Objective(s):
This goal will be measured by the attainment of the proficiency level targets as identified below: This year 66% of 3rd graders and 70% of 5th graders will meet or exceed the target score as measured by the Nevada Math CRT.
Goal 3
Increase the percentage of students achieving proficiency in writing in all grade levels.
Objective(s):
64% or more of 5th graders will be proficient in writing as measured by the Nevada Writing Proficiency Exam.
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