Colton Pandemic Plan 

Community Resources 

ODE COVID-19 Resources

 Center for Disease Control

 Oregon Health Authority

District Learning Resources

CSD Continuous Improvement Plan 

Glossary of Terms    

2019-20 Midyear Data Report 

Report Card 2018-19  

Division 22 Assurances 2018-19

CSD Protocol for Decision Making 

1.) Support Professional Growth & Instructional Effectiveness

• Focus on supporting student growth through an effective instructional program
• Work in collaboration with administration and employee groups to enhance evaluation, training and compensation systems in order to attract and sustain a quality professional staff for all students within budget limitations

2.) All students will demonstrate appropriate individual growth in Literacy as indicated by the Measures of Academic Progress (MAP). 

• Implement Literacy Plan to fidelity
• All students will be reading at grade level by the end of the 3^rd grade
• All educators will utilize data to inform teaching, learning and leading
• Implement Technology Plan to fidelity with a focus on instructional technology

3.) All students will demonstrate appropriate individual growth in Mathematics as indicated by Measures of Academic Progress (MAP).

• Implement the new Math curriculum to fidelity
• Increase activities/programs/opportunities in STEM
• All educators will utilize data to inform teaching, learning and leading
• Implement Technology Plan to fidelity with a focus on instructional technology

4.) Colton School District Graduation Rate will be at least 100%.

• Focus on College and Career Readiness Standards District Wide
• MTSS model implemented to fidelity
• Focus on preparing all students for high school graduation and beyond
• Increase partnerships with local businesses and colleges to promote CTE programs, internships, dual credit options and school to work programs
• Increase student grade level achievement at each grade level  

Please join us in welcoming Mr. Jesus "Paz" Ramos, our new Interim K-8 Assistant Principal. His first day will be Monday, March 2nd.  

Mr. Ramos is a graduate of Linfield College in McMinnville, Oregon, with a BA in Health and Physical Education and earned his Master's Degree in Curriculum and Leadership from Northwest Nazarene College in Nampa, Idaho.

He began his teaching career in Nyssa as a reading teacher and went on to teach various subjects including drama, PE, ELD, Language Arts and Health. During his teaching career, he was involved in sports. He coached volleyball, basketball, football, and track.

After earning his master's degree, he went on to become a school leader in Nyssa, Parma, and Reynolds SD.

As principal of Alder Elementary in the Reynolds SD, he helped Alder to become the nation’s first Dreamer School. This meant that Alder received mentoring, extra tutoring, support at home and perhaps, scholarships as a way to propel the students into college and beyond.

He is the proud father of two daughters, three stepchildren and five grandchildren.

Mr. Ramos is excited to get to know the students, staff, and families of Colton.