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Promote activities and announcements that are inclusive(upcoming events)

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I think that many students read the uniform as working against a feeling of "inclusivity" or "kindness" and then, as the article says that lack of feeling welcome at school might lead to attendance issues.

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Focus on positivity. So often I hear students complaining about how awful teachers or peers are. Everyone here is doing their best to make JD the best it can be. Let's work together to make JD even better instead of complaining about how awful everything is.

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Maybe having a checklist for how uniforms should look each day

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Formulate and execute a celebration for every team going to region, going to state, placing region, placing state etc. so no team is awarded higher than another, and all feel included in school spirit

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Gather data from students to see how many of THEM feel like they are represented

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Consequences for absences. Right now, students don’t think they will face any consequences for missing class.

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Consequences for absences. Right now, students don’t think they will face any consequences for missing class.

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We would see improved academic performance among the lowest performing students if their attendance improved. 

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We would see improved academic performance among the lowest performing students if their attendance improved. 

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STAMPS more involved with the younger kids

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Empathy activities and assignments in advisory.

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Seeing students acknowledge accomplishments of other students

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The way there was an announcement about Drill Team, we should do that for all or as many sports and activities as we possibly can.

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So, this used to be so far down the list with a single Dean that there was no way it was ever going to be addressed, but: these kids swear more, loudly (aka with no consequence) than any school I’ve been in. It’s a bad look. We’ve got parents touring the building all the time, and some kid shouting f bombs isn’t a great selling point.

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Clarify attendance policy. Like can students have 25 absences and still pass the class?

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Not allowing students to perform/ play etc. in a game if so many tardies or absences happen for the week, month, quarter etc.

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When students feel included they are more likely to want to come to school. 

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When students feel included they are more likely to want to come to school. 

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Shirts consistently tucked in and I wouldn’t have to remind them

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Adding in Thankfulness Thursdays, like a gratitude journal of sorts to help students (and faculty) focus on the positive and reframe the mindset

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ALL activities supported to the level that athletics are

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there should be real consequences if students are missing classes- it NEEDS to impact what they are care about the most- GRADES

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there should be real consequences if students are missing classes- it NEEDS to impact what they are care about the most- GRADES

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What are the ways that we can encourage students to be involved in school activities, clubs, etc? How can we ensure that all of our students' cultures are respected and celebrated?

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Too often students are absent excused for vacations or school activities. As we just read, it doesn't matter why a student is absent. Missing class for any reason will have negative effects on student success. We could start by trying to reduce school excused type absences.

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This would apply to all. Have these discussions in advisory.

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More restorative practices for resolving issues with kindness.

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I'm seeing TONS of earbuds/airpods in students' ears all of the time. Hallways, reading, lunch, and even in class.

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Having a discussion/meeting with parents to ensure that we are working as a team. Sometimes it feels like parents are enabling students to be out of class.

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Opportunities to connect with different peers during class

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Let's not call ourselves "The Dean Team" in public

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Promote kindness by having more structured activities in advisory groups in which students are working with others who are “outside” of their friend group. 

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Promote kindness by having more structured activities in advisory groups in which students are working with others who are “outside” of their friend group. 

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For me inclusivity is about teaching students about different cultures and in culturally responsive ways. It's about curriculum, but it's also about approach and how we value non-white cultures

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For me inclusivity is about teaching students about different cultures and in culturally responsive ways. It's about curriculum, but it's also about approach and how we value non-white cultures

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Promote open minded conversations. Everyone has a place at the table. Teachers can direct conversations to enable all students to be open and valued for their thoughts.

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Respecting and addressing needs of all minority students ( socioeconomic status, culture and background, as well as acceptance of preferred name, gender and pronoun preference) so that students from all walks of life are accepted for thier uniqueness and individuality

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Celebrate kindness and call out unkindness

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Celebrate kindness and call out unkindness

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Some kids are good at doing things that are unkind but not actually against the rules. Excluding, making fun of, etc. their peers and others. Is there a way to call that out? Is there a way to encourage our students to call it out? Positive peer pressure? Maybe an anti-bullying campaign?

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Working with parents and coaches/ extracurricular sponsors to prioritize attendance - asking them to schedule trips and appointments outside of school time, messaging through email and social media, sharing data regarding impact of absences

Consequences of chronic absenteeism- targeted meetings with parents and students who are the least present, contracts when appropriate

Having a set policy for chronic absenteeism that is published and followed

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Kids think being physically in the room is good enough, even if they're not ready to go or around the room instead of in their desks.

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More checkins with those students who might not stand out as much. Lots of kids feel that they are not seen, especially if they are quiet and good.

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Less bullying, students using kind words in person and on social media

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Random visits in random classrooms by deans for uniform checks.

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Expressing gratitude somehow

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Consistency in enforcing dress code, phones, and airpods is imperative. If we're not consistent, students will use it as an excuse for not following the expectations. 

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Consistency in enforcing dress code, phones, and airpods is imperative. If we're not consistent, students will use it as an excuse for not following the expectations. 

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Modeling positive behavior for students and making sure that they are appreciated for going out of the way to be kind to others.

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Work on minimizing issues like racism and homophobia within the student body

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Creating safe spaces specifically for students in marginalized communities

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Uniform has so many aspects - maybe focusing on a few as priorities across the board - during reading or set times