School Expectations
Curriculum
Strategies
PLC's
Mixed Bag
100
Strict precision of detail when creating the curriculum.
What is rigor?
100
We as future Administrators can produce curricula for this type of school.
What is high achieving schools?
100
Personal illness Death in the immediate family Medical or dental appointments Court proceeding Prior approval of religious events Prior approval of an valid educational opportunity Field trips Athletic Events
What are legitimate reasons for absenteeism?
100
a professional learning community which provides extended learning opportunities to foster collaborative learning among colleagues.
What is PLC?
100
Quarterly assessments must be performed to gain knowledge of student progress.
What are quizzes and bellringers?
200
Pushing students to their full potential without driving them to high levels of fatigue
What is Moderately Challenging?
200
Provide high-quality ______ with follow-up intervention during the school year.
What are summer school programs?
200
The name of the two students in the interview.
Who are Sebarron & Nick
200
Used by PLC can increase attendance which directly effects school achievement.
What are strategies?
200
Community attitude (isms) Lack of community self-esteem
What are Community Factors affecting Attendance?
300
These may or may not need to be formal however they should be consistent in their use.
What are quizzes and bellringers?
300
Is a curriculum model for teaching history that encourages students to reflect critically on a variety of contemporary social, moral and political issues. (Melinda Fine)
What is Facing History and Ourselves?
300
Influences of friends and peers Relations with teachers Often those that lack respect for pupils The content and delivery of the curriculum Family aspects Parent’s attitude towards education/attendance Bullying Classroom discipline or lack of In some cases attendance is higher in these classroom
What is Reasons for Unlawful Absences?
300
Develops trust and respect
What is Collegiality?
300
Occur through scheduled meetings, shared practices.
What is collaboration and team building?
400
Students must maintain their level of performance and not be allowed to diminish this level at all.
What is consistency?
400
Focuses on understanding conflict and learning negotiation-based responses to conflict (Ex: Freshman Seminar – Johns Hopkins University Talent Development model).
What is conflict resolution?
400
Location of community (Public housing, etc.) Community attitude (isms) Lack of community self-esteem
What are community factors that affect attendance?
400
Is delivered in classroom by quality caring educators via hands on activities, and real world experiences which equals greater attendance which leads to high achievement
What is Instruction?
400
Students are already aware of certain routines and patterns that can be relied upon.
What is consistency?
500
A student must be in attendance during the school day to be eligible to participate in activities, practice or games. Students who are absent during any part of the school day need permission from the assistant principle to participate.
What is a example of a school expectation?
500
Is a process to help students recognize the potential benefits and power of knowledge in a democracy.
What is Cognitive Empowerment?
500
Make attendance a higher priority at the local site levels Collect student-level attendance data annually
What are the group recommendations for improving school attendance.
500
Is ongoing and designed to provide collective and intentional learning
What is Staff Development?
500
Address the needs of struggling readers particularly in the early grades.
What are reading specialist?
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