adding tools to your box implementing school strategies
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Adding Tools to Your Box Implementing School Strategies. Bonita Franklin, Principal Eastside Middle School Angela Binkley, Instructional Coach Becky Keller, Guidance Counselor. If the only tool you have is a hammer, then you will treat everything like a nail. 548 Students - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Adding Tools to Your BoxImplementing School Strategies
Bonita Franklin, Principal Eastside Middle School
Angela Binkley, Instructional Coach
Becky Keller, Guidance Counselor
If the only tool you have is a hammer, then you will treat
everything like a nail.
Eastside Middle School
• 548 Students• 5 multidisciplinary
teams• 23 Content Teachers• 4 Exploratory
Teachers• 5 Special Education
Teachers
• 1 Principal• 1 Assistant Principal• 1 Guidance
Counselor• 1 Media Specialist• 1 Instructional Tutor• 3 Teaching Assistants
KPR 2006 2007 2008
Reading 90.4 102.4 103.9
Math 79.1 84.2 103.5
Science 76.4 89.1 98.9
Social Studies 82.0 88.4 94.9
Arts/Humanities
81.5 86.4 95.5
Practical Living
77.9 88.9 99.2
Writing 56.6 88.5 103.8
Academic Index
77.4 90.4 99.2
Blue Prints
• CSIP
• Mission
• Leadership Teams– Principal Advisory League (students)– Professional Learning Communities(teachers)– SBDM (community)
• STW criteria (aligns with SISI)
4 Pillars of STW
• Academic Excellence• Developmental Responsiveness• Social Equity• Organizational Structure
Academic Excellence
• Seminar
• Satellite Classes
• Morning Reading
• PLC/STAT Team
• Walkthroughs
• Friday Night School
• “Eagles that Soar”
BULLITT COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLEXPECTATIONS FOR SUCCESS
THE FOLLOWING NORMS WILL BE MONITORED BY CENTRAL OFFICE VIA WALK THROUGH OBSERVATIONSThe original form (in your teacher handbook) has been modified to correlate with Eastside’s Mission of E+M=S and to serve as a walkthrough instrument.Expectations for success will be “checked” when observed.
Engagement of student and teacher______ Students and teachers are actively engaged in STANDARDS- BASED LEARNING.______ Teacher is responsible for holding students accountable for their learning.______ Student successes are celebrated.______ Teacher is incorporating differentiated instruction.
Monitoring for Understanding_______ Pre-Testing_______ Higher Level questions_______ Exit Slips/ Student Reflection_______ Bell ringer and Flashback activities_______ Individual Student Coaching_______ Teacher providing Descriptive Feedback_______ Post-test_______ Evidence that testing is for learning not of learning.
Success by Standards_______ Instruction is aligned to the Combined Curriculum Document (Core Content and Program of Studies)_______ ESSENTIAL QUESTION IS POSTED in student terms_______ LEARNING OBJECTIVES are posted and referenced during instruction_______ Assessments are aligned to (CONGRUENT TO) core content/program of studies, they are KCCT-LIKE, and are at the appropriate DOK level_______ Current student work is displayed and reference the DOK level and the Essential Question.
Walk Through Document
Developmental Responsiveness
• Positive Learning Environment
• Relevant lessons
• ILP/Project Wisdom
• Eagle’s Flight
• Connectivity for Every Student
• Eagle Reports
Weekly Focused Learning PlanMrs. Binkley 8th Grade
Subject Week of: Instructional MinutesBenchmark 1
# of 504 Students:7C-0 7D-1 8A-0 8B-0Unit of Study:
E+M=SEngaging: List by day the activities/strategies used to actively engage students in learning.
Meaningful: How will the highlighted 4.1 CCA be meaningful to your students?*List essential questions & critical vocabulary for the week.*Include what students need to KNOW and be ABLE TO DO
Success: Success must be sustainable. Attach copy of assessments * How will students demonstrate what they have learned? * What will the prescriptive plan be for those who do not
demonstrate mastery?
Day Activity Accommodation
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
Eagle Report
Social Equity
• Distinguished Eagles
• Eagles of the Month
• Eagle’s Flight
• Ambassadors
• P.A.L.
Organizational Structures
• Shared VisionWhere classes are Engaging,Where lessons are Meaningful,
& Where learning is Sustainable.
• Expectation for Success Documents
• Walkthroughs
Time Period Team A Team B Team C Team D Team E Exploratory Team
7:55-8:05 HR Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom
8:05-8:20 Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading Reading
8:20-9:18 1stCoreCore
ContentContentClassClass
CoreCoreContent Content
ClassClass
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClassExploratoryExploratory
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClass
4 Homerooms – PE/Art/Tech/Music
9:18-10:16 2nd SeminarSeminarCoreCore
Content Content ClassClass
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClass
CoreCoreContent Content
ClassClass
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClassExploratory Planning
10:16-11:14 3rd ExploratoryExploratoryCoreCore
Content Content ClassClass
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClass
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClass
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClass
4 Homerooms –PE/Art/Tech/Music
11:44 –12:42 4thCoreCore
ContentContentClassClass
CoreCoreContent Content
ClassClass
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClassSeminarSeminar ExploratoryExploratory
4 Homerooms – PE/Art/Tech/Music
12:42-1:40 5thCoreCore
ContentContentClassClass
ExploratoryExploratorySeminar/7Seminar/7thth & 8& 8thth Band Band
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClass
Seminar/7th Seminar/7th & 8th Band& 8th Band
4 Homerooms into 3 exp. PE/Art/Tech
1:40-1:55Eagle’sFlight
Eagle’sFlight
Eagle’sFlight
Eagle’sFlight
Eagle’sFlight
Eagle’sFlight
Eagle’sFlight
1:55-2:55 6thCoreCore
ContentContentClassClass
Seminar/6th Seminar/6th Grade BandGrade Band
ExploratoryExploratoryCoreCore
Content Content ClassClass
CoreCoreContentContent
ClassClass
3 Homerooms – PE/Art/Tech
Team A 6th/6th/7th/7th Team D 7th/7th/8th/8th Team B 6th/6th/6th /6th Team E 8th/8th/8th/8th Team C 7th/7th/7th Exploratory Team 6th/7th/8th