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EEJMS Needs Assessment

Ernest Everett Just Middle School

  • 754 Enrollment
  • 93.6% Attendance
  • N/A Graduation Rate
  • <= 5% Proficient in Mathematics
  • 36.9% Proficient in English Language Arts
  • 21.9% Multilingual Learners Making Progress Towards Learning English

Students by the Numbers

  • - ADA 504
  • - FARMs/Economically Disadvantaged
  • - Multilingual Learners
  • - Students with Disabilities
  • - Talented and Gifted Students

Current partners engaged with community...

  • 25 Partners and Growing
    • Kaiser Permanente Largo Medical Center
    • Community Impact Office
    • First Baptist Church of Glenarden
    • Shiloh Ministries
    • Wegman's Woodmore

Who participated in our Assets and Needs Assessment?

  • 400 Students
  • 40 Families
  • 57 Staff
  • 0 Community Members

What did we learn?

  • Student Feedback
    • Extend Learning Opportunities
    • Access to Mental Health
  • Family Feedback
    • Access to Healthcare
    • Extend Learning Opportunities
  • Staff Feedback
    • Professional Development
    • Extend Learning Opportunities
  • Community Feedback
    • N/A
 

Priorities and Opportunities

Rigorous,
Community-Connected Classroom Instruction
and Expanded, Enriched Learning Opportunities

Coordinate Partnerships for Field Trips: Collaborate with local museums, colleges, and businesses to provide meaningful, curriculum-aligned field trip experiences that expand students' exposure to careers, culture, and community resources.

Enhance Academic Enrichment: Offer after-school and weekend programs, tutoring, and project-based learning opportunities that reinforce classroom instruction and accelerate academic growth.

Collaborative Leadership, Shared Power, and Voice

Strengthen Inclusive Decision-Making: Establish Structures such as advisory councils, student leadership groups, and family committees to ensure diverse voices shape school policies, programs, and priorities.

Build Leadership Capacity Across Stakeholders: Provide training and opportunities for staff, families, and students to co-lead initiatives, fostering a culture of shared ownership and accountability.

Integrated Systems of Support

Coordinate Comprehensive Student Services: Align academic, behavioral, mental health, and social-emotional supports into a unified system to address the whole chile and reduce barriers to learning.

Leverage Community Partnerships: Integrate health, counseling, and family support services from local organizations to provide seamless wraparound care for students and families.

Culture of Belonging, Safety, and Care

Foster Inclusive and Supportive Environments: Create welcoming spaces where every student and family feels valued, respected, and represented through culturally responsive practices and celebrations.

Prioritize Physical and Emotional Safety: Implement trauma-informed approaches, restorative practices, and clear safety protocols to ensure students feel secure and supported in all school settings.

Powerful Student and Family Engagement

Create Authentic Partnerships with Families:Involve families as co-creators of programs and decision-making processes through regular forums, workshops, and two-way communication channels.

Empower Student and Family Voice in Learning: Provide opportunities for students and families to lead initiatives, share feedback, and shape enrichment activities and school culture.