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ralph

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there is true value in students being present for classroom presentation and activities.

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Reading readiness is one of the largest barriers to learning. Unfortunately, we continue to bypass reading via adaptations without addressing how to effectively support students in academic reading.

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this same group of kids in this picture just won another math competition on Thursday!!

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this same group of kids in this picture just won another math competition on Thursday!!

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(I didn't post this picture on the padlet though) - Sue

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Getting a student on the remediation side involved in an "enrichment" competition/club can be a great motivator

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Getting a student on the remediation side involved in an "enrichment" competition/club can be a great motivator

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Home - Franklin Regional School District

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Responsibility training was a great program as well.  Maybe we need to bring it back

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Responsibility training was a great program as well.  Maybe we need to bring it back

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We need to do more upfront testing on transfer students coming in to the district to see where they fit math-wise.  So many are struggling when they come here.

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We need to do more upfront testing on transfer students coming in to the district to see where they fit math-wise.  So many are struggling when they come here.

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Couldn't differentiated instruction be used for tier III students as well?  It is only listed for tier II students on the diamond - but I would see it as functioning well for tier III in both enrichment and remediation.

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Couldn't differentiated instruction be used for tier III students as well?  It is only listed for tier II students on the diamond - but I would see it as functioning well for tier III in both enrichment and remediation.

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As well - further training on differentiated instruction would be helpful

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There is a lot of room for new, innovative academic and behavioral supports.

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One aspect that still seems counter-productive is the OSS for poor attendance. We punish those who do not come to school by telling them they cannot come to school. An in-school suspension program would be worth the cost. It would provide students supervised time to make up work they missed with excessive absences, and it might motivate students to reduce their absences.

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One aspect that still seems counter-productive is the OSS for poor attendance. We punish those who do not come to school by telling them they cannot come to school. An in-school suspension program would be worth the cost. It would provide students supervised time to make up work they missed with excessive absences, and it might motivate students to reduce their absences.

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While QRT is useful for remediation, it is unrealistic to think that this time alone will be effective in moving students into the next tier on its own, so, there is a need for more LS support for tier III students in classes we already have and, ideally, the creation of classes in all departments for Tier III students, such as ARER for English.

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My biggest struggle is meeting the needs of students with significant learning disabilities in my general education classroom without the help of a certified learning support teacher.  This year, despite all of my efforts to adapt material and intervene with this group of students, I do not feel I have been successful in getting them up to grade level.

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I agree...for a lot of students, an OSS is a reward, not a punishment.

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It is nice to see how all of these are supposed to work...you can offer the extra help but that does not mean the kids will come or take advantage.

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It seems like we can be creative and have lots of options for positive reinforcement of good attendance...

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It seems like we can be creative and have lots of options for positive reinforcement of good attendance...

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How often is attendance an issue for an enrichment student?

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More intensive interventions are needed for Tier III academic interventions that may include classes for remediation.

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More intensive interventions are needed for Tier III academic interventions that may include classes for remediation.

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Agree that ISS should become part of our MTSS.

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Agree that ISS should become part of our MTSS.

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attendance, attendance, attendance

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I think that these options are just as useful with the enrichment student as the remediation student

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This is helpful, because it organizes in one place all the initiatives created over the years to help students. It makes it seem like we really knew what we were doing, because maybe we did. 

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This is helpful, because it organizes in one place all the initiatives created over the years to help students. It makes it seem like we really knew what we were doing, because maybe we did. 

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We feel that attendance is an issue for students who struggle academically.    To try and help with the academics, maybe more support could be put into academics such as remediation classes in core topics on a rotational schedule to help them progress.  Another thing would be to find a way to motivate students to come to school like a school picnic day outside if you only missed a designated number of days

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We feel that attendance is an issue for students who struggle academically.    To try and help with the academics, maybe more support could be put into academics such as remediation classes in core topics on a rotational schedule to help them progress.  Another thing would be to find a way to motivate students to come to school like a school picnic day outside if you only missed a designated number of days

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QRT is the best time of the day for some students because they are able to get the remediation they may need

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QRT is the best time of the day for some students because they are able to get the remediation they may need

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OSS is a vacation where nothing is accomplished

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We feel it is important to remember that the interventions can move in between levels

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Is there a reason we aren't offering In School Suspension in lieu of OSS? I

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I recently overheard a kid when they came back from 5 days of OSS say, "it was great I binged Netflix and caught up on tv and movies. Maybe ISS would be a better option

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Attendance for Tier III on the Enrichment side

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Attendance for Tier III on the Enrichment side

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Although there is no data collected at this time, this is a very difficult piece of information to collect because of the field trips and enrichment activities that students are missing their academic coursework. Most are able to make up the work, but there are those that struggle by missing so much of the course discussion.

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Thank you all for continuing to refer to SAP and using the new forms. SAP is part of the MTSS process.

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Thank you all for continuing to refer to SAP and using the new forms. SAP is part of the MTSS process.

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I feel OSS is wrong- we need the ISS and have students complete work they are missing each day- instead of sleeping in and doing what they want.                                                    

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I feel OSS is wrong- we need the ISS and have students complete work they are missing each day- instead of sleeping in and doing what they want.                                                    

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This graphic organizer is helpful to see what types of information and interventions are available for each "type" of student. Sarah Martin and I discussed the overwhelming amount of positive intervention for students who are tier 1, 2, 3 on the right hand side. We are positively recognizing students in some areas and not in others. We also discussed possible different ways to discipline such as in school suspension or lunch detention, so that behavior does not create a culture for escapism. In another realm, we also discussed the interventions for all students at an early stage- where we can identify the difficulties students are having earlier. Often times by the time the student reaches me at 9th grade, the interventions we are providing are effective but a bit too late.

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Attendance continues to be an issue for students who already struggle academically.  Ironically, the discipline for those students is OSS...

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Attendance continues to be an issue for students who already struggle academically.  Ironically, the discipline for those students is OSS...