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Place a copy of grade level handbooks on our web page.

Parents seem to throw these out.

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What is the process for counselor assistance? 

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What is the process for counselor assistance? 

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P.  Carsey , I'm happy to be a timeout arena for any grade level. I've had students from upper grades in my room and I think they benefitted from the time away. 

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P.  Carsey , I'm happy to be a timeout arena for any grade level. I've had students from upper grades in my room and I think they benefitted from the time away. 

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I think that teachers should also rely on teachers from other grade levels when they have a student who is in need of a time out. Sending a younger child to a higher grade level can help redirect that behavior.

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I've asked for office and counselor assistance and told they were not available. That was frustrating., especially when I had major incidents taking place. Does the Vivian, Debbie etc know who to get for us if Cobb and Hill are not available?  Also, the office staff cannot reward with sweets, toys, playtime. 

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I've asked for office and counselor assistance and told they were not available. That was frustrating., especially when I had major incidents taking place. Does the Vivian, Debbie etc know who to get for us if Cobb and Hill are not available?  Also, the office staff cannot reward with sweets, toys, playtime. 

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I appreciated that sometimes on a referral there was just a lunch in the office or a serious warning and not straight to OCS, it helps for getting them to take it seriously

Penelope

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C. Sivadge

We really tried to switch kids with behavior problems within the grade level, and it often did help just to give the kids a break from the teacher's room, as well as give them a fresh perspective and outlook within " counseling" in another classroom.

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Can we get the referral back telling us what the consequence was?

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P. Carsey. The discipline for kindergarten students needs to be age appropriate but also be a message that inappropriate behaviors are not acceptable.

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Let us know if we send a student for a "non referral" incident.

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Rohmer

At this time there is no RTI behavior in place

Maybe I will hear something later this year

Still hoping...

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This info might give us some insight as to the "why" of the behavior in relation to performance on STAAR. We know that behavior is directly related. cobb

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Did the incident happen at the end of the day or the referral written at the end of the day COBB

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Did the incident happen at the end of the day or the referral written at the end of the day COBB

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I remember sending an email to Hill with the office referral attached,

and saying this is the 5th office referral I've written on this child this year,

but the child's punishment was not anymore than it was before. We had had

Parent conferences and phone calls, moved the child from my classroom to another,

And yet nothing worse seemed to happen to him.

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K.Cobb

How can we document? RTI for behavior....

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What time is lunch?

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What time is lunch

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We have quite a bit of basic disrespect from older student, How many of my class write ups before you see them for this issue?

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