The full text provides more specific details. An effective school has goals and objectives, based on a mission statement that is developed with parent and community involvement. All levels of government federal, state and local must share in the responsibility of providing adequate and equitable funding for public schools. Operation of an effective school requires strong and sustained financial investment to support the education and related services that all students and teachers need. Assessment Effective schools develop assessment programs that lead to improved instruction and increased student learning.
Special support is provided for students falling below standards and expectations.
Parent and Family Involvement Parent involvement is the participation of parents in every facet of the education and development of their children from birth to adulthood, recognizing that parents are the primary influence in children s lives. Teachers and Staff To insure the individual academic success of all children, effective schools must provide opportunities for staff and certified teachers to regularly enhance their skills. Effective teachers and staff believe that all children can learn. They assist students by evaluating and monitoring their individual abilities and progress, encouraging them to perform appropriately, assigning tasks that hold students accountable, and providing them with clear feedback and rewards for success. An effective school supports and helps develop each student s individual strengths and talents.