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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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Incline MS excelled in many areas during the 2010-11 school year. The focus of all stakeholders was to provide a variety of enrichment opportunities while continuing to improve achievement.- Our bilingual Parent Involvement Facilitator provided multiple social, enrichment, and informational activities for families.
- Three students were honored for outstanding writing in the FRA Americanism essay contest.
- A seventh grade student competed at the state level in the Geography Bee.
- A sixth grade student placed fourth in the WCSD Spelling Bee.
- IMS was the only school in WCSD to have two students win first place at the Regional Invention Fair.
- IMS participated as a first year school in the WCSD Positive Behavior Support program.
- 77% of eighth grade students were proficient on the writing test and no students were in the bottom quartile.
- Over 44% of the students at IMS have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.
- Twenty five staff and students participated in the local Follies to raise money for schools.
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Goals and Objectives |
Goal 1
All teachers will use a variety of literacy strategies to improve reading scores by 10% on the state CRT’s.
Objective(s):
During the 10-11 school year, CRT results will show 42% of eighth grade students at proficiency, with 32% exceeding the standard; and 80% of sixth grade students meeting or exceeding the standards.
Goal 2
Concentrate on writing strategies with a focus on differentiated instruction writing across the curriculum.
Objective(s):
For the 10-11 school year writing scores will show 59% of eighth grade students to be proficient and 15% to be exceeding the standard.
Goal 3
Follow the WCSD Math pacing guides to direct instruction with a focus on ESL, FRL and Special Education students.
Objective(s):
For the 10-11 school year, CRT test results will show 64% of eighth grade students scoring at proficiency levels and 10% exceeding the standard, as well as 80% of sixth grade students meeting or exceeding the standards.
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