M. ANN LEVETT, ED.D.Superintendent of Schools

Monday, October 16, 2017

SCHOOL BOARD RETREAT

Savannah Chatham County Board of Public Education

Ms. Jolene Byrne, President; Cornelia H. Hall, Vice President; Larry Lower, Vice President Pro-Tempore

Mrs. Julie M. Wade, Dist.1; Dr. Dionne Hoskins-Brown, Dist.2; Mrs. Cornelia H. Hall, Dist.3; Mr. Shawn A. Kachmar, Dist.4;

Mrs. Irene G. Hines, Dist.5; Mr. Larry Lower, Dist.6; Mr. Michael Johnson, Dist.7; Ms. Ruby D. Jones, Dist.8

Building our Futures Together

Savannah-Chatham County Public School System

38,000 5,60055STUDENTS SCHOOLS EMPLOYEES

Savannah-Chatham County Public School System

6,867,994 $559,105,297

4,676,671

MEALS SERVED EACH YEAR

(Includes Breakfast and Lunch) SCHOOL BUS MILES TRAVELED

SY 16-17

BUDGET ALL FUNDS

OPERATIONAL IMPACT

426 SQUARE MILES

COVEREDSCHOOLS IN MULTIPLE MUNICIPALITIES ACROSS

CHATHAM COUNTY

Far-ReachingImpact

GENERATIONAL FINANCIALMULTI-AGENCY

OUR SUCCESS!38,000 REASONS TO CELEBRATE!

ACADEMIC GAINS ENROLLMENT GROWTH AWARD WINNING SCHOOLS INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS

2,000More than

GRADUATES (SY 16-17)

A Historical Moment!

Garrison School for the Arts

J.G. Smith Elementary

SY 2016-17 GRADUATION RATE

EVERYONECONTRIBUTES TO THIS NUMBER!

Building our Futures Together

A vision for WORLD CLASS Educational Offerings

FROM SCHOOL TO THE WORLD:All students prepared

for productive futures.

How do we get to the next level?

Leverage Strategic Partnerships

Effective Resource Allocation

Invest in our People: Students & Staff

Forward Thinking

Leverage Strategic Partnerships

A Global Market Right Here at Home!

Effective Resource Allocation

IMPACT SCHOOLS INITIATIVE: Early indicators show identified schools are making great progress!College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI)

BROCK ELEMENTARY: Extended Learning CalendarStudents of Brock Elementary returned on July 17.

BALANCED LITERACY: Students achieve in all areas of the curriculum when they are powerfully literate!

EUREKA MATH: Critical thinking and problem solving skills established at a young age!

Effective Resource Allocation

UNDERPERFORMINGOUTSTANDING

Closing the GAP to

Greatness

Effective Resource Allocation

Local Facility Plan

Data Driven Decisions

Facility Condition Assessment

ESPLOST Funding

Investing in our People: Students & Staff

GREAT STUDENTS

GREAT STAFF

Forward Thinking

Educating the Leaders of Tomorrow

Forward Thinking

All schools the First Choice for families

Personalized Educational Experience

Multi – Platform Delivery

24/7 Learning Opportunities

Critical Thinking and Problem solving

approach

Facility Growth & Improvements

Forward Thinking

Our Purpose

Our FOCUS

What skills, knowledge, and abilities do

you think the graduates of 2030 and

beyond will need to be successful in life?