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ADVANCED LEARNING PLANS
To see your student's goal in Naviance, please click here.

While ALPs are typically implemented and monitored by teachers during elementary school, the responsibility shifts in middle school to student ownership and accountability.  The district GT office has streamlined the annual process of goal setting and goal reporting with an online survey located on Google Forms for 6th graders and in a program called Naviance for 7th and 8th graders.  

 Timeline for ALPs

  • October "My Future's So Bright Week" 
    • ALP students participate in goal setting led by their Bobcat time teacher.
    • ALP students create 1 Personal and 1 Academic (strength area) goal to be accomplished by May.
    • ALP students select an adult to work with on their goals.
    • ALP students enter their goals on a Google Form or in the program Naviance.
             *We saw great goals ranging from:
                                            I will increase my Math MAP score by 5 points by May.
                                            I will finish 5 books by May.
                                            I will make the higher level baseball team by May.  
  •  January-March Progress Monitoring or Check-ins:
    • Throughout these months, it is a good idea to check-in with your student and see how they are doing with their personal and academic goal.  Encourage your student to seek out their identified adult if they need help.
  • May Assessing the Outcome
    • Students reflect on their goal outcomes.

Additionally, students benefit from the ALP process by establishing independence and self-efficacy that will benefit them as they move into the next phase of their lives. Please let your student's grade level counselor know if you have any questions about your student’s Advanced Learning Plan (ALP).  Thank you for your time and support. 

 Resource:
District ALP Website


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