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School Improvement Plan

Mission Statement
Our mission is to collaborate with all stakeholders to provide a safe, caring,
and engaging learning environment that prepares all students to become
responsible citizens in a diverse, global society.
 
Vision Statement
Preparing all students to realize their potential in a rapidly changing, diverse,
global society.

Loving and Learning Today for a Successful Tomorrow
 
School Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide a safe, caring and engaging learning environment that prepares all students to reach their full potential and become responsible citizens in a diverse global society.

School Belief Statements
1.  Administrators, teachers, parents, community and students share responsibility for learning.
2.  All students should feel physically safe and emotionally secure in the school setting.
3.  Students are the focus of teacher time and energy.
4.  Students learn best when actively involved.
5.  Students learn and develop at different rates in order to reach their full potential.
6.  Students learn best when exposed to and engaged in real life experiences.
7.  High expectations are key to student success.
8.  Instructional diversity is necessary to address students' individual learning styles.
9.  Students' cultural diversity should be valued.
Students come first at W.D. Williams.
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The Continuous Improvement Plan Team, with input from faculty, staff, and
community members, has developed the following School Improvement Plan.
This plan is based on an analysis of the data collected in the areas of academics,
climate/culture, and demographics/school characteristics in conjunction with
both the No Child Left Behind and N.C. Accountability Guidelines.