Feb. 07 - Letter to the Field (
118 KB)
Schedule of Interviews ( 18 KB)
Sample Interview Questions ( 13 KB)
Mar. 08 - Letter to Divisions 116 KB)
School and School Division Planning and Priorities
2005/06 and 2006/07 Provincial Report
67 KB)
School Planning Outcomes Examples
( 101 KB)
School Division Planning Report Outcome Examples
( 72 KB)
Reading Recovery Sample (
92KB)
Other ELI Program Sample ( 244KB)
Schools and Divisions who are not scheduled to submit written plan reports for October, 2008 are asked to complete the appropriate short survey using the link below.
Manitoba Education, Citizenship and Youth aims to
improve educational planning. (See
Priority 3 of the K-S4 Agenda, Strengthening School Planning and
Reporting.) Effective planning helps ensure that attention
and effort are placed where they are most needed. Over the last
three years, the department has emphasized outcomes-oriented planning,
evaluating results and reporting to the community. Expectations
for 2008/09 are outlined in the Letter to School Division ( 116 KB).
The document Supporting Inclusive Schools: School-Based Planning and Reporting: A Framework for Developing and Implementing Annual School Plans and Reports, outlines key planning concepts and provides suggestions that may assist school communities with their planning processes.
Departmental Planning
The department has several public components to its own planning
process. The main one is the Manitoba
K-S4 Education Agenda for Student Success: 2002-2006. The
Agenda was developed through broad consultation with individual
and organizational stakeholders. An update report
was posted to the website. Related components of department
planning include:
- An annual report of student performance
- An annual statistical profile
- Reviews and a summary of all the annual school and school division planning reports and;
- Regular liaison with various stakeholder organizations.
Divisional Planning
For the 2008/09 school year, school divisions are still required
to report to their communities. Reporting
to the department has been changed to a three year cycle which includes written reports and division visits every third year. A detailed explanation is provided in the February 2007 Letter to the Field 118 KB)
School Division Planning Template 2008-09
MS-Word file
(242 KB)
Categorical Grant Financial Report 2007-08
(for use Fall of 2008)
MS-Excel File (36 KB)
School Planning
All schools are expected to work with their school community to
address school priorities. They are required to provide an end-of-year
report to their communities. Schools are now required to provide a written report to the department every third year at the end of October. A suggested
template for reporting to the department is provided below.
School Plan Web-based Application (http://web3.gov.mb.ca/spr/homeAction.do)
Schools are able to share their school plan reports by registering at the link above and uploading their school plan report. The application will allow the school planning team to share strategies and ideas that are successful in addressing priorities. To register contact: larry.budzinski@gov.mb.ca
For further information on planning in your school or school division, please contact:
Larry Budzinski
Consultant
Program and Student Services Branch
Manitoba Education, Citizenship & Youth
Room 411, 27 - 2nd Avenue SW
Dauphin MB R7N 3E5
Telephone: (204) 622-2254
Manitoba Toll Free :(800) 282-8069
Email: larry.budzinski@gov.mb.ca