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Annual Goals

This report lists the annual improvement goals reported to ESE in the educator preparation program provider’s state annual report. Providers may report up to three goals for the upcoming year and are asked to report on progress made toward the prior year’s goals. Annual goals are reported in May of the academic year listed.
Data last updated October, 04 2023.

Annual Goals - 2021
Goal #1 Cambridge College will continue to reach out to communities to support the enrollment of underrepresented students and conduct a wider net to support the hiring of minority faculty and staff candidates. Our goal is to increase our student body to be more diverse and reflective of the community.
Goal #2 Using data from student surveys and using Edwin more effectively, program leaders will offer courses in a manner that is consistent with student needs and allows for more peer interaction. Instruction is the focus. The goal is to have candidates see the connectivity of courses in finance, law, curriculum and organization. In this regard faculty have been given different course assignments to illustrate how the courses are related in the overall goal of administration of a complex system such as a school or district. In light of data collected from students during the COVID 19 pandemic, the School of Education needs to re-examine the manner in which we deliver coursework to our student audience. In particular, special attention needs to be focused on the design of course delivery models. Students have expressed the desire to have more courses be delivered with a ZOOM and in seat balance. However, student preference in course modality will need to be continuously monitored with changes in guidance and regulations that are in place related to the pandemic. The College needs to consider student success metrics in remote learning formats compared to in-seat learning as we consider which instruction formats to best fit student needs moving forward.
Goal #3 Apply more rigor and support after accepting students into our programs.

Annual Goals - 2020
Goal #1 The School of Education (SOE) is committed to continuous improvement in all aspects of our programs. The SOE is concentrated on making improvements in areas highlighted in the DESE Program Review of April 2018.
Goal #2 The School of Education is greatly concerned about the diminishing number of new students seeking to become educators. Members of the SOE community will work with the Cambridge College Marketing and Communications division to make our programs known in various media. It will work jointly with the Admissions division to reach out to new applicants and welcome new students into the program.
Goal #3 The School of Education recognizes its place in the community. It will continue to work with schools and districts to develop partnerships that are mutually beneficial. New programs including licensure and non-licensure opportunities will be offered to improve the quality and quantity of highly qualified educators equipped to deal with the unique demands of our times.

Annual Goals - 2019
Goal #1 The School of Education will continue to identify new partnership opportunities and meet regularly with existing partners, in order to deepen our understanding of district and school needs pertaining to retention, performance, and training. The School of Education will also expand its advisory board in order to increase and strengthen partnership opportunities.
Goal #2 The School of Education will evaluate and refine its current advising practices in order to effectively identify and report interactions and issues with students, as well as track solutions and outcomes. The School of Education will also ensure that all relevant faculty and staff are sufficiently trained on new systems/practices to ensure consistently high quality advising and support for candidates.
Goal #3 The School of Education will work with the Admissions Office to develop and implement an outreach plan to increase the number of qualified admissions for the educator preparation programs.