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Frazer School

The Montana Schools of Promise – School Improvement Grants Initiative is a partnership between schools, communities and the Office of Public Instruction to improve Montana’s most struggling schools. In communities across Montana, parents, families and caregivers share the hope that their children will graduate from high school and be prepared to go on to college or enter the workforce.

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Through a three-year grant from the US Department of Education, the OPI has launched an unprecedented collaboration with the schools, the communities that the schools serve, as well as with partners in state government, not-for profit and the University communities and across the nation. The OPI has hired staff to work with local schools and communities.

Frazer is in Valley County, Montana, United States. The population was 452 at the 2000 census.

Action Plan/Timeline

Superintendent Juneau and  Frazer Teachers
Frazer Teachers and State Superintendent Denise Juneau

Each School Improvement Grant district was required to organize a team of staff, administration, school board members and students to develop a plan of improvement using designated funds. The plan design is used across all 50 states, but each team develops their own specific needs and how they will work toward an increase in student achievement and graduation.

School Improvement Grant application from Montana to the U.S. Department of Education

Each identified district created a team of teachers, administrators, school board members, parents and students to create a District Action Plan (DAP). Based on the Federal Guidelines, teams analyzed data and created plans of improvement unique to their district and schools. With the direction of the State Education Agency (SEA), funding is allocated according to Federal law, regulation and guidance. This is a copy of the Tier I school's DAP with the comments from the SEA team.
 
As part of incorporating Federal regulations from the state to the Districts, the SEA has created a set of indicators to show specific goals to continue to be successful. Schools and Districts are also creating and aligning their indicators to show steps to reach goals outlined by their team for their DAP.

SIG Staff reports to School Board
January, 2011
February, 2011
March, 2011

Community

Frazer Community Dinner
Frazer Community Dinner

We know that it’s more than teachers or administrators that are involved in helping students succeed and become productive citizens. Parents, family members, neighbors and other community members are encouraged to support all the efforts to improve the lives of children in our towns. Please contact Frazer’s Community Liaison, James Deherrera on ways that you can help or have helped.
James Deherrera
jdeherrera@mt.gov
406.768.7682

21 teams from 10 schools compete, including the first-ever American Indian team from Frazer High School.

Schools of Promise, Montnan OPI

School Activities

May 2012

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