Final

Seaside School, Inc

Academic Excellence Committee Meeting

Published on March 26, 2026 at 8:21 AM CDT
Amended on March 26, 2026 at 8:29 AM CDT

Date and Time

Thursday March 26, 2026 at 4:00 PM CDT

Location

Seacoast Collegiate High School

Founded in 1996
Serving Students in Grades 5 - 12

 

As an arm of the Board, we seek to sustain an educational community where an emphasis on academic excellence is complemented by our concern for each learner’s personal growth and intellectual, aesthetic, and psychological development. The curriculum is developmentally responsive – actively engaging students in learning skills in context; integrative – directing students to connect learning to daily lives; and exploratory – enabling students to discover their abilities, interests, learning styles, and ways that they can make contributions to society.

 

The Academic Excellence Committee's role is strategic oversight of academic outcomes — student proficiency, intervention effectiveness, and goal achievement. We do not exercise operational authority over curriculum, instructional materials, or day-to-day educational decisions. Those responsibilities rest with the Executive Director and the administration, within the framework of state, county, and board-approved guidelines. 

 

Information on procedures for public comment can be found on our Governance Page.  (Click Here)

 

If anyone needs special assistance to participate in the public input session, every effort will be made to provide appropriate accommodation. When requesting accommodations for public input, please allow no less than 1 business day notice prior to the scheduled meeting.

 

Specific issues about a particular student should only be addressed to the school’s Director of Student Services, rather than the Board of Directors.

 

Link for online participation: https://meet.google.com/xmf-igfk-gkj

Agenda

Section Number Topic Number Details Purpose Presenter Time
I. Opening Items 4:00 PM
  A. Record Attendance   Caitie Cerise
  B. Call the Meeting to Order   Kevin Sandoe 1 m
  C. Approve Minutes Approve Minutes Caitie Cerise 1 m
II. Academic Excellence Committee 4:02 PM
  A. Opeartional Review FYI Kevin Sandoe 7 m
   

Goal 1: Raise overall academic proficiency scores by the end of the 2025-2026 school year.

  • English Language Arts (>90% proficiency & >80% college and career readiness)
  • Math ( >90% college and career readiness)
  • Science (>90% proficiency & >75% college and career readiness)
  • History (>90% college and career readiness)

 

Goal 2: Learning Gains Goal: Increase learning gains to a score of 80 by the end of the 2025-2026 school year. 

 

A. PM2 ASSESSMENT DATA

 

  • ELA proficiency progress (Current vs. >90% target)
    • Critical focus: 5th grade (52% baseline), 7th grade (65% baseline), 8th grade (73% baseline)
    • Math proficiency progress (Current vs. >90% target)
      • Critical focus: 5th grade (41% baseline), 8th grade pre-algebra (46% baseline)
    • High School Performance
      • Algebra I & geometry proficiency (baseline data needed)
      • 9th grade ELA (67% baseline) and 10th grade ELA (77% baseline)

B. Operational Intensity Assessment 

 

  • Current state: As of November, nearly 50% of students are receiving intervention support
  • Staff capacity & sustainability considerations
  • PLC team effectiveness (bi-weekly monitoring meetings)

C. Dashboard Implementation Status 

 

  • Red/Yellow/Green dashboard development timeline
  • Update on January 2026 implementation target
  • Metrics to be tracked: Intervention effectiveness, milestone progress, proficiency trajectories
  
  B. Administrative Update Discuss Kim Mixson and Drew Ward 15 m
   

A. PM2 to PM3 Growth Indicators

  • Subject-level growth data: ELA, Math, Science, History (vs. 90%+ targets)
  • High school benchmark update (Algebra, Geometry, Pre-AP)
  • Intervention effectiveness: Lexia, MTSS, small-group tutoring      
  • Note: Geometry data may be incomplete — flag if still pending
  • Status of February consulting team evaluation and recommended actions

B. Industry Certification Results (Drew)

  • March certification data (all programs)
  • Update Delight for Design (99% pass rate reported in January)

C. Summer Boot Camp Planning (Kim)

  • Update

D. enVision B.E.S.T. math workbook https://help.imagineedgenuity.com/hc/en-us 

 

E. Committee Resource and/or Operational Needs (Drew and Kim)

  • What is on track toward end-of-year goals?
  • What is off track and requires board attention?
  • What support does administration need from the board?
  • Cataloging resources ongoing...
  
III. Closing Items 4:24 PM
  A. Adjourn Meeting FYI Kevin Sandoe 2 m
   

A. Action Items Summary

 

B. Public Comments: All public comments should be factual and should not include personally identifiable information of students or personnel in order to maintain confidentiality and privacy standards. 

 

C. Adjourn Meeting