P256Q CEP GOALS
2026–2027 School Year.
2026–2027 Comprehensive Education Plan Goals
P256Q’s Comprehensive Education Plan (CEP) identifies key priorities for student learning, safety, attendance, college and career readiness, and high-quality inclusive and accessible learning for students with disabilities.
All Students Learn to Read Well
Strong Mathematical Thinking & Problem Solving
Physical & Emotional Safety
College & Career Readiness
Attendance / Chronically Present
Inclusive & Accessible Learning
All Students Learn to Read Well
By June 2027, literacy for Students with Disabilities (SWD) will improve, as measured by a 5 percentage point increase, from 50% to 55%, of an improvement with phonemic skills to support students' learning to read on the Fundations Intervention Placement Inventory.
All Students Develop Strong Mathematical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills
By June 2027, middle school students with disabilities in grades 6–8 will demonstrate a minimum of a 3-point RIT score growth in the Operations and Algebraic Thinking instructional area on the MAP Growth assessment, moving from a baseline RIT score of 180 to a target RIT score of 183.
All Students Are Physically and Emotionally Safe
By June 2027, P256Q will reduce the average behavioral intensity rating of students assigned a crisis paraprofessional from a baseline average of 2.81 to an end-of-year average of 2.20 or lower, as measured by the 10-week BIP progress monitoring intensity metrics across all 7 sites.
All Students Graduate College and Career Ready and Have a Strong Plan and Pathway to Economic Security
By June 2027, the number of Students with Disabilities (SWD) participating in school-based internships or service activities will increase from 117 to 129 as measured by the NYC School Survey and internal participation rosters.
Attendance / Chronically Present — Every Day Matters
By June 2027, the attendance and student support team will ensure that 100% of students identified as chronically absent (attendance rate below 90%) have a minimum of three distinct Action Taken modalities logged in ATS ILOG within 15 school days of being flagged, shifting baseline documentation consistency from varied intervention tracking to a standardized tiered outreach system.
Additional Priority: High Quality Inclusive & Accessible Learning for Students with Disabilities
Progress Monitoring
Progress will be monitored four times during the 2026–2027 school year.









