Student Support Team Action Plan
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Goal: To determine the effectiveness of
a student support team and its impact on students grades.
Objectives/Outcomes of Research:
To improve the
overall grade point average for all Wavecrest Career Academy students.
To improve overall
amount of classes passed per module by all Wavecrest Career Academy
students.
To improve the
students grade point average for students involved in the student support
team.
To improve the
amount of classes passed per module by students involved in the student
support team.
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s)
Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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1.Review the2012-2013
school grade point average and percent of classes passed.
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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Aug. 12, 2013 -Sept
23, 2013
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Infinite Campus
Statistics.
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Analyze data and
record trends and important data in a spreadsheet
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2. Review Response
to Intervention procedures and protocols. Review Wavecrest Career Academy’s
old Student Support Team procedures and protocols.
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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Aug. 12, 2013 -Sept
23, 2013
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Response to
Intervention literature/documents
Wavecrest Career
Academy Student Support Team literature/documents
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Record key
components that the Student Support Team finds necessary.
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3. Create Student
Support Team. Create Student Support Team rules, regulations, procedures and
protocols.
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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Aug. 12, 2013 -Sept
23, 2013
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Response to
Intervention literature/documents
Wavecrest Career
Academy Student Support Team literature/documents
Computer to create
student support team documents
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Student Support
Team documents will be created.
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4. Explain Student
Support Team procedures and protocols to the staff
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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The week of August
25, 2013
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Student Support
Team Documents and Data
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Document staff
concerns and possible future problems.
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5. Send out
Teacher survey on what students should be involved in the student support
team.
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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Oct. 8, 2013 – Oct.
12, 2013
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Teacher Survey
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Student Support
Team reviews teacher surveys
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6. Select Students
for the next 6 weeks for the student support team process and determine if
any students meet the program exit qualifications.
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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Oct. 15, 2013
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Student statistics,
computer for documentation.
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Record selected
students. Record school mean for grades and percent of classes passed. Record statistics for individual students
grades and percent of classes passed.
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7. Implements
Student Support Team Process
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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Sept 4, 2013 – Oct.
12, 2013
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Planning time,
Computer, data, and documents for documentation
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Compile and record
data
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8. Collect Data
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Nick Lewin
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Oct. 15, 2013
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Planning time,
Computer, data, and documents for documentation
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Compile and record
data
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9. Reflective Blog
Entry and explore problematic patterns.
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Nick Lewin
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Oct. 15, 2013
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Blog, data,
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Record data and
blog reflection.
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10. Repeat steps
5-9 for all six week modules for the rest of the year
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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2013-2014 School
Year
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Data,
Documentation, planning time
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We will use
infinite campus data to make all decisions and we will record the necessary
data at the end of each six week block.
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11. Compile and
review the2013-2014 school grade point average and percent of classes
passed data.
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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June 6, 2014
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Student Support
Team Documents and Data
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Analyze data and
record trends and important data in a spreadsheet
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12 End of the year
Reflection
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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June 6, 2014
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Student Support
Team Documents and Data
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Use all of the
compiled data and documentation to determine the effectiveness of the
student support team and document any changes that the team may find
necessary.
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13. Report
findings to Administration and Staff
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Nick Lewin, Eryn
Sluiter, Student Support Team
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June 11, 2014
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Student Support
Team Documents and Data
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Effectiveness of
the team will be determined if there was an overall increase in the school
grade point average, and the overall school mean of amount of classes
passed, and also the individuals involved in the student support team
grades increased and the amount of classes passed went up.
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Hi Nick!
ReplyDeleteJust a couple of questions....what kind of data planning are you anticipating specifically? Surveys, interviews, etc?
We implemented a student based peer mediation and tutoring program at our school in the past two years. It has been quite successful and beneficial to all students involved. Good luck with your research!
Overall your plan looks very well thought out and detailed. One suggestion that I can give is that in step instead of using a survey to determine the group of students maybe you could use data from the first six weeks to determine a list of students and then circulate that list to teachers. They then can remove students if there were any special circumstances that the team did not know about.
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