Alexander County Schools
School: Sunshine School Date: 01/15/2013
Student Name(s)/Grade Level: 1st Grade
Pick One: X Tier I Tier II Tier III
Tier II or Tier III only: Has the student had excessive absences/tardies/transience in their school career (if yes, attach relevant attendance history)? Yes No
Student Strengths:
What should our students know and be able to do?
Identify the Problem: Only 60% of all first grade students are proficient on the DIBELS Next composite score and 42% are proficient on the DORF.
RIOT – Review, Interview, Observe, Test
|Develop and Test Hypotheses (Why is the problem occurring?) |
|Instruction: Only 60% of all first grade students are|Curriculum: Only 60% of all first grade students are |Environment: Only 60% of all first grade students are|Learner (Tiers II and III): |
|proficient on the DIBELS Next composite score and 42%|proficient on the DIBELS Next composite score and 42%|proficient on the DIBELS Next composite score and 42%|The individual student’s current skill deficiency is |
|are proficient on the DORF, because the instruction |are proficient on the DORF, because the curriculum |are proficient on the DORF, because ELA blocks are |explained here. This should include the student’s |
|has not included enough modeling and practice of |doesn’t have a strong emphasis on reading fluency. |not long enough to cover the expected material. |current performance level and the goal to be |
|reading fluency. |Review curriculum maps |Only 60% of all first grade students are proficient |achieved. |
|Interview teachers. | |on the DIBELS Next composite score and 42% are | |
| | |proficient on the DORF, because school policy on | |
| | |excessive tardies is not being implemented. | |
| | |Review schedule; Interview (discuss issue) with PBIS | |
| | |team about policy. | |
|Instruction Assessment Plan/Results: |Curriculum Assessment Plan/Results: |Environment Assessment Plan/Results: |Learner Assessment Plan/Results: |
|Most teachers are doing modeling; however, it is not |The curriculum maps include fluency; however, the |Each teacher has a 90-minute ELA block and multiple |The individual student’s assessment plan should state|
|being purposefully planned and implemented. Teachers|teachers admit the focus on accuracy, comprehension |opportunities to integrate ELA standards in other |the specific intervention being implemented (What |
|reported varying strategies and amounts of time for |and higher order thinking has overshadowed any |subject areas. |strategy is being used to address the skill deficit? |
|fluency practice. |intentional fluency strategies. |PBIS Team reports letters have not been sent home |Ex: “Say It, Move It” activity for PSF deficit) In |
| | |regarding tardies. |addition, the frequency and duration of the |
| | | |intervention is noted (ex: 3x week for 15 minutes). |
| | | |This section can be updated throughout the year by |
| | | |documenting any changes which occur (ex: goal reached|
| | | |or an intervention needs to be changed). Updates |
| | | |should include the calendar date, purpose of update, |
| | | |and any change in intervention activity, such as type|
| | | |of intervention, frequency, duration, etc. |
|Precise Problem Statement: |
|Only 60% of all first grade students are proficient on the DIBELS Next composite score and 42% are proficient on the DORF, because the instruction has not included enough modeling and practice of fluency. |
|Twenty-six (26%) of students have excessive tardies, which may be contributing to these lower scores as well, because the school policy has not been enforced. |
|Discuss and Select Solutions: |
|Teachers will model fluent reading (whole group & guided reading group) |
|Teachers will provide opportunities for fluent reading with feedback using Reader’s Theater, Repeated Readings, Echo Reading, and/or choral reading |
|Teachers will use flexible grouping across grade levels for fluency practice |
|Office personnel will ensure school policy on tardies is enforced by sending home letters after the first offense (more than 1 within 2 weeks) and follow up with a phone call from administration if the problem |
|continues. |
|Develop and Implement Action Plan: |
|Who? |What? |Where? |How Often? |
|All 1st Grade Teachers |Teachers will model fluent reading (whole group & |In the classroom during ELA block |At least 2 times per day |
| |guided reading group) | | |
|All 1st Grade Teachers |Teachers will provide opportunities for fluent |In the classroom during ELA block | |
| |reading with feedback using Reader’s Theater, | |Daily |
| |Repeated Readings, Echo Reading, and/or choral | | |
| |reading |Office | |
|Office personnel |Office personnel will ensure school policy on tardies| | |
| |is enforced by sending home letters after the first | |As needed based on attendance |
| |offense (more than 1 within 2 weeks) and follow up | | |
| |with a phone call from administration if the problem | | |
| |continues. | | |
|How will we know students are learning? |Baseline Score: 42% of the 1st grade students are at or above target score on DORF |
| |Short Term Goal: - By the spring benchmark assessment, 68% of students in 1st grade will reach the DORF |
| |target score. |
| |Long Term Goal: By the winter benchmark assessment next year, at least 80% of this group of students will |
| |reach the DORF target score. Also by winter benchmark next year, at least 80% of students in 1st grade will|
| |reach the DORF target score. |
|Measurement Strategy: Who? Classroom teachers With What? Informal formative assessment How Often? Weekly |
|Data-Based Decision Making Rules: If the majority (50% or greater) of teachers are not reporting progress in students’ reading fluency then the plan will be revisited |
|Instructional coach will conduct walk-throughs every two weeks to ensure teachers fidelity of strategies. |
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|Review Date: 04/17/2013 |
|Evaluate and Revise the Plan – Date: April 17, 2013 |How will we respond when |How will we respond when |
| |students don’t learn? |students have already learned? |
|Results: |Next Steps: |
| |Continue instructional changes throughout the duration of the school year |
|72% of students scored at or above target on DORF. |Continue monitoring students |
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|13% decrease in excessive tardies. |Integrate intentional modeling and fluency practices with feedback next year beginning in the fall. |
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| |Continue to enforce school policy on attendance |
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|Participants (Name and Title): | |
|Amy Jones, 1sr grade teacher |Jennifer Miller, Instructional Coach |
|Sally White, 1st grade teacher |Juan Pacheco, 1st grade teacher |
|John Bell, 1st grade teacher | |
|Lynn Franks, 1st grade teacher | |
|Parent Involvement in Plan Development: Conference Phone Call Signed letter returned from home Other: |
|Parent Signature (if applicable): ________________________________________________ Date: |
|Meeting Notes (Optional): |
|Evaluate and Revise the Plan – Date: |How will we respond when |How will we respond when |
| |students don’t learn? |students have already learned? |
|Results: |Next Steps: |
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|Parent Involvement in Plan Development: Conference Phone Call Signed letter returned from home Other: |
|Parent Signature (if applicable): ________________________________________________ Date: |
|Meeting Notes (Optional): |
|Evaluate and Revise the Plan – Date: |How will we respond when |How will we respond when |
| |students don’t learn? |students have already learned? |
|Results: |Next Steps: |
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|Parent Involvement in Plan Development: Conference Phone Call Signed letter returned from home Other: |
|Parent Signature (if applicable): ________________________________________________ Date: |
|Meeting Notes (Optional): |
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