Student Outcome Goals describe what students know and are able to do. They result from adult inputs, adult outputs, student inputs, and student outputs. Student Outcome Goals include a baseline, target, population, and deadline. They challenge the organization and require adult behavior change. A board's student outcome goals are the superintendent's first priority for resource allocation. Goal Progress Measures (GPMs) are specific graph-plottable indicators used to determine if the goal is likely to be met or not. GPMs include a baseline, target, population, and deadline, are predictive of the goal, and influenceable by the superintendent.