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I noticed the tardies and chronically absent students have decreased.

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Attendance - decreased so far
Behavior  - 6th grade is 10 down this year
Assessment - decreased a lot

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I notice that this year's 6th grade is the strongest we've had in three years (academically).

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More repeated fliers (behavior).
Tardies down! 8th grade so high!

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Lots of OSS.
Fewer absence and tardies so far.

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Last year's 6th graders are more punctual this year as 7th graders.

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Behavior entries are similar in #'s.
6th has increased significantly.

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Behavior - same but feels better overall.
Tardies - better.

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27% of 6th last year were proficient, that class is only 9% proficient this year as 7th graders.

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Attendance is better this year. Math decreased in 7th.

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Only increase is 8th math this year vs. 7th math last year.

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Important to look at cohorts! 8th this year doing worse behavior than last year.

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Tardies are down by nearly 1,000!

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I notice this year's 8th graders from 7th last, more tardies with fewer students.

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Decline in data...Hooray tardies!
Behaviors has increased in entries.

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Tardies down almost 1K. Expectations meetings/poster, helping with motivation?

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The 6th graders are exhibiting significantly higher amounts of behavior. Significantly less tardies across the board and less chronically absent.

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How to improve 7th grade math scores?

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Why the 6th grade as a whole are delayed emotional, academically?

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I wonder why the current 7th grade class dropped from 27% to 9% proficient in math?

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What's happening (attendance-wise) when students enter 8th grade?

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How many tardies are in 1st hour when it may not be the student's fault?

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I wonder how we can better support 6th grade in demonstrating expected behaviors?

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IEP student behavior high? Are BIPs adequate?

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Still seem like a high number. Are there other factors re: Attendance and tardies behind the decrease other than speaking about the goal?

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I wonder if the behavior is accurate?

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What is the student dispersal of tardies? Is it widespread or localized to a handful?

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What attendance is for LHS 9th grade? What gaps are in math?

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How many kids make up the behavior entries and OSS?

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How many of the 8th grade are tardies are repeat offenders?

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I wonder what has made the differences other than far fewer students?

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Contact parents and keep positive relationships.

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I am committed to being consistent.

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To increase social emotional learning for 6th grade.

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Provide more behavior specific praise to all students, even not in my room.

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Continuing to push and hold students accountable for their attendance.

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Continue to stress the importance of attendance 1st hour. Trying to fill gap for 7th grade math.

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I will contact my missing students each absence.

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More consistent behavior entries. More parent communication.

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I will review expected behaviors with students at least once a week.

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IEP down 2%. Way better on tardies, all grades.

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Moving advisory helped?

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Tardies even if they are at door.

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Log attendance quickly every day.

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I commit to systemically doing interventions during student services.

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I'm willing to continue hitting content literacy in social studies.

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8th grade - 35 entries, 16 students (3 no longer attend BMMS)

7th grade - 41 entries , 20 students

6th grade - 23 entries, 16 students (1 no longer attends BMMS)

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8th grade - 15 suspensions, 12 students (3 no longer attend BMMS)

7th grade - 21 suspensions, 11 students

6th grade - 26 suspensions, 20 students (1 no longer attends BMMS)

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Tardy Breakdown 1st hour compared with total; Repeat Offenders 8/1-11/3

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Tardy Breakdown 1st hour compared with total; Repeat Offenders 8/1-11/3

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1st hour tardies - 972 (36%)

Total tardies - 2,681

8th grade - 1,372 (51%); 47 with more than 10

7th grade - 811 (30%); 29 with more than 10

6th grade - 498 (19%) 14 with more than 10

Repeat Offenders with 10 or more - 90 students

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Attendance for 9th grade compared to 8th grade; Gaps in Math

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Attendance for 9th grade compared to 8th grade; Gaps in Math

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I'm not able to find 9th grade attendance and it would be difficult to compare anyway since it involves all former middle school students and not just BMMS students.

Gaps in Math - Look at the links below to see where our students scored compared to the state average.

6th ELA file:///Users/12339/Downloads/SSUMMARY_Interim_Billy_Mills_Middle_School%20(1).pdf

7th ELA file:///Users/12339/Downloads/SSUMMARY_Interim_Billy_Mills_Middle_School%20(2).pdf

8th ELA file:///Users/12339/Downloads/SSUMMARY_Interim_Billy_Mills_Middle_School%20(3).pdf

6th Math file:///Users/12339/Downloads/SSUMMARY_Interim_Billy_Mills_Middle_School%20(4).pdf

7th Math file:///Users/12339/Downloads/SSUMMARY_Interim_Billy_Mills_Middle_School%20(5).pdf

8th Math file:///Users/12339/Downloads/SSUMMARY_Interim_Billy_Mills_Middle_School%20(6).pdf