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KnowledgeBases > The School Improvement KnowledgeBase > Element 4 > Activity 3 > Task 7: Celebrate, Recognize, and Reward

Guideline:

Upon completing the plan, the principal is encouraged to recognize the effort extended by the school improvement team members in developing the plan. Such recognition might at least involve public mention of the accomplishment and/or a celebratory event with the school's constituent groups.

Practical Tips Applause! Applause! Recognize Behaviors You Want to See More Often _EXTERNAL_LINK

This link is to a Learning Forward article providing suggestions for recognizing positive performance among school staff members.

Practical Tips Celebrating Student Success: Schools Recognize Achievement in Many Ways _EXTERNAL_LINK

This Education World article offers suggestions for celebrating student success in schools. The suggestions may be useful when recognizing student success related to the objectives contained in the school improvement plan.

Practical Tips Encouraging Top Performance _EXTERNAL_LINK

This Cornell University extension service document offers suggestions for encouraging people to be top performers.

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