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Official QNSA standard
2.2.2

Planning, implementation, and follow up on achievement of school’s objectives.

Educational Leadership · Planning & Administrative Organization

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FROM THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK

Official QNSA requirement

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Official standard2.2.2

Planning, implementation, and follow up on achievement of school’s objectives.

Focus areas
  • School’s mechanisms and tools to identify objectives and priorities in alignment with its vision, mission, needs and capacity.
  • Preparation, implementation, and follow up of plans to achieve objectives and priorities. (Strategic, operational, and emergency plans)
  • Clarity and sharing of school priorities and plans with stakeholders.
Suggested evidence
  • School plans following up on the previous visiting team recommendations (progress report)
  • School plans: Strategic plan, annual, executive/ implementation plan, remedial plans, departmental plans, etc.
  • Evidence of achievement of objectives and school improvement, including student academic achievement results.
  • Survey Analysis
  • Direct observation
  • Meetings
Self-reflection
  • How did the school identify its objectives and priorities? Are they clear to all stakeholders? How does the school know?
  • How were stakeholders involved in setting and reviewing objectives and priorities?
  • To what extent does the school plan, implement, and follow up on achievement of objectives and priorities?
Official rubric
4
Highly Effective

Preparing clear, comprehensive, and announced plans that are effectively implemented, followed up on, and utilized to develop/improve school performance in almost all areas, and thus achieving the school’s objectives.

3
Effective

Preparing clear comprehensive, and announced plans that are effectively implemented, followed up on, and utilized to develop/ improve school performance in most areas, and thus achieving the school’s objectives

2
Somewhat Effective

Preparing plans which are inclusive of some components, and known to some stakeholders. Plans are implemented, with somewhat of a mechanism for follow up, which resulted in the improvement of the school in some aspects.

1
Ineffective

School plans are limited and do not encompass all school working areas/ aspects with minimal follow up procedures, which limitedly impacted on school performance.

Focus source: 62Rubric source: 67
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