CIS Basics
CIS Model Definitions
CIS in Your School
CISDM
CIS Model Activities
100

The full name for the national organization that oversees CIS.

What is Communities In Schools?

100

Whole-school or widely available supports that align with the CIS School Goal.

What are Tier I supports? 

100

The CIS model begins with this process to understand a school needs.

What is the school needs assessment?

100

The full name of the database used to track all CIS data

What is the CIS Data Management System? 

100

When a site coordinator coordinates a community partner to provide a support to students/families.

What is brokering? 

200

The number of tiers in the CIS integrated student supports model.

What is 3?

200

Site Coordinators must meet this at a minimum once a month for each case managed student.

What is a check-in? 

200

CIS staff use this step to analyze student progress over time.

What is progress monitoring?

200

FERPA, COPPA and ECPA compliance are examples.

What are ways CISDM ensures the safety of student data?

200

Name another Tiered support system besides the CIS model

What is RTI, PBiS, and or MTSS?

300

The Most Intensive Tier in the CIS Model.

What is Tier 3? 1:1 

300

These are school-level data points CIS uses to measure impact

What is attendance, behavior, course performance, SEL (ABCs)? 

300

The schoolwide goal area for all Newark BOE.

What is chronic absenteeism?

300

How users access CISDM

What is through a URL (web address)?

300
The founder of CIS.

Bill Milliken

400

The mission of Community in Schools.

What is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life?

400

The process for assessing student needs, setting goals, and planning and coordinating/brokering supports.

What is case management? 

400

A community partner providing mentoring services in a group setting would most likely support this tier.

What is Tier 2?

400

Outputs, progress and outcome data are examples of this. 

What are types of data that can be analyzed through CISDM reports and summaries?

400

The EOY process that a site coordinator does to determine if a student/school met their goal

What is goal achievement?

500

According to the Theory of Change, what is needed (foundation) before anything can happen with students, this is at the core of the work of CIS.

What are relationships?

500

The work that is done 'behind the scenes' such as planning events, managing volunteers and coordinating partners.

What is site coordination? 

500

 The acronym CISDM stands for what

What is the Communities In Schools Data Management system?

500

Academic Assistance, Basic Needs, and Behavioral Interventions are all examples.

What are support categories? 

500

The age CIS will be in 2027.

What is 50 years old

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