Winfield Primary Flash
Together we grow. Forever we learn.
John Quincy Adams
Building Celebrations
1. SOCKTOBER
2. Fire Safety Week
3. Parent / Teacher Conferences
4. Collaboration
5. Building Upon Goals
6. Reflection
Celebrate: Warrior Way Ticket Totals
Totals
This Week: 995
All Year Total: 7,278
Attendance Building Goal
Attendance: Average daily attendance will be maintained at 95%. 90% of students will be at school 90% of the time.
Strategy 1: Track daily, monthly and year attendance
Strategy 2: Set school and/or class SMART Goals.
Strategy 3: Communicate Goals and Progress
Strategy 4: Provide incentives
Strategy 5: Respond to every absence.
Strategy 6: Attendance letters, contracts, individual and/or parent goal setting and meetings
Strategy 7: Re-teach attendance policy and Importance.
Strategy 8: Home Visit
Winfield Primary Attendance Totals for October 5th-October 9th
Attendance Totals: Building Attendance
Pre-K: 92.74%
Kindergarten: 93.67%
1st Grade: 95.25%
2nd Grade: 94.72%
Total Building: 94.51%
Attendance Totals for 90/90 Attendance
Pre-K: 80%
Kindergarten: 84%
1st Grade: 91%
2nd Grade: 92%
Total Building: 88%
Discipline Building Goal
Building Goal #1 Discipline: Less than 10% of students will have one or more referral during the 2015-2016 school year.
o Strategy 1: School-Wide behavior expectations in all setting s are identified with input, communicated to staff and taught to students. Provide celebrations when goals are met.
o Strategy 2: Students can identify expectations when asked.
o Strategy 3: Track daily, monthly, yearly discipline.
o Strategy 4: Identify data triggers for all tiered interventions.
o Strategy 5: Refer and collaborate with outside agencies and special education.
o Strategy 6: Develop and Informal functional assessment.
o Strategy 7: Develop individual plan based on data.
o Strategy 8: Develop small group interventions based on data.
Big Five Data Broken Down
Kindergarten Break Down
1st Grade Break Down
2nd Grade Break Down
Upcoming Events of the Week
Monday, October 12th:
Parent / Teacher Conferences with Walking Taco Dinner @ 3:00-7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, October 13th:
PBIS Tier I Meeting @ 3:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 14th:
Parent/ Teacher Conferences with Dinner from Stefanina's @ 3:00-7:00 p.m.
Thursday, October 15th:
Tier I Refresher Course in Columbia, MO
Friday, October 16th: No School Fall Break
Monday, October 19th: No School Fall Break
Tuesday, October 20th: Professional Development Day for Teachers 8:00-3:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 21st: School Resumes for Students
An Effective Parent / Teacher Conference
This a great example of a standards based report card parent teacher conference. This video does a phenomenal job breaking up the key components of a parent teacher conference. This teacher also had limited time to host the parent conference and did her conference under ten minutes.
Here are a few things that you will see in this video that I feel are effective components to reaching your goal for conferences and the parent's goal:
1. Share the goals (all areas) that you have for the child and the goals that the child has for themselves.
2. Explain the rubrics and the activities that you used or will use to reach these goals.
3. Share examples of student work and go over the child's strengths.
4. Give time for the parent to discuss their child's strengths and goals.
5. Discuss where their child is in book choice: explain level, types of books they love, types of books they will be reading, etc.
6. Let the parent express their wants and needs for their child.
7. End with a very positive outlook for their child and what needs to be done by all to reach all goals.