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Committee Members: Committee Members: Scott Payne, Principal JHS Julie Powers, Cluster Leader Jen Carere, Assistant Principal, JHS Bob Neville, Science/ELO teacher Donna McGrath, 6 12 SS Chairperson Jen Niles, Science/ELO teacher Hans Haugen, 6

  1. Committee Members: Committee Members: Scott Payne, Principal JHS Julie Powers, Cluster Leader Jen Carere, Assistant Principal, JHS Bob Neville, Science/ELO teacher Donna McGrath, 6 ‐ 12 SS Chairperson Jen Niles, Science/ELO teacher Hans Haugen, 6 ‐ 12 ELA Chairperson Diane Carrozzo, ELA 7 teacher Patty Acocella, 6 ‐ 8 Math/Science chairperson Eileen Moran, Team Leader Michael Mack, 6 ‐ 8 Sp. ED. Chairperson Chuck Benvenuto, SS Teacher Liz Garland, 6 ‐ 8 H&C/Technology Chairperson Therese Coleman, LOTE Chairperson Bill Doran, 6 ‐ 8 Music/Art Chairperson Kathleen Gibbs, Guidance Danielle Richert, 6 ‐ 12 Phys. Ed. Chairperson Lorraine Zemba, Guidance Kevin Delaney, Cluster Leader James Lauritsen, Attendance Rose Lyn Cipparulo, Cluster Leader Brad Cammarano, Math Teacher

  2. Staffing Construct of 9 Period Day/Teaming Comparison of Local Schools NYS Test Data Higher Student Achievement Goals

  4. th Period 9 th Period 9 Phys. Ed./Music Phys. Ed./Music Phys. Ed./Music Phys. Ed./Music Specials 1 Specials 1 Specials 1 Specials 1 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch LOTE/Health/Reading LOTE/Health/Reading LOTE/Health/Reading LOTE/Health/Reading ELA ELA ELA ELA Math Math Math Math Science Science Science Science Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies

  5. th Period 9 th Period 9 Academic Based ‐ Different services based on student needs. One of the reasons we moved to a 9 period day (2006 ‐ 2007) , was to avoid having AIS or lab programs given during students lunch/recreation periods.

  6. 7 th Grade: 332 Students @ 24 students per class = 14 Sections

  7. Red Lab Red Lab Orange Lab Orange Lab Blue/Gold Lab Blue/Gold Lab Green Lab Purple Lab Green Lab Purple Lab

  8. Islip Middle School Amityville School Bay Shore Middle School Deer Park Lindenhurst Babylon Junior ‐ Senior High School West Islip Udall Middle School Dix Hills Middle School Copiague Middle School North Babylon Robert Moses Middle School Wyandanch Middle School

  9. Of all the schools interviewed two of them have an existing 8 period day, one has a modified 9 period day. All the rest have a 9 period day. Enrichment classes AIS LOTE (7th Grade) Character Ed Ecology in Our World Performing Arts Digital Decision Makers Intervention Math/ELA Computers Academic Seminar AIS alternating Phys. Ed. World Language Academic Foundations Math Workshop Tech & Electricity Bridge Program 21st Century Program Double ELA World Culture Writing Workshops

  10. NAME Grade Subject Proficient 1 Babylon Union Free School District Grade 6 ELA 78% 2 West Babylon Union Free School District Grade 6 ELA 71% 3 West Islip Union Free School District Grade 6 ELA 67% 4 Lindenhurst Union Free School District Grade 6 ELA 66% 5 Deer Park Union Free School District Grade 6 ELA 65% 6 North Babylon Union Free School District Grade 6 ELA 63% 7 Islip Middle School Grade 6 ELA 63% 8 Udall Road Middle School Grade 6 ELA 61% 9 Bay Shore Middle School Grade 6 ELA 61% 10 Amityville Union Free School District Grade 6 ELA 50% 11 Copiague Union Free School District Grade 6 ELA 47% 12 Wyandanch Union Free School District Grade 6 ELA 34%

  11. NAME Grade Subject Proficient 1 West Babylon Union Free School District Grade 7 ELA 69% 2 Babylon Union Free School District Grade 7 ELA 65% 3 West Islip Union Free School District Grade 7 ELA 63% 4 Lindenhurst Union Free School District Grade 7 ELA 58% 5 Islip Middle School Grade 7 ELA 56% 6 Udall Road Middle School Grade 7 ELA 56% 7 Bay Shore Middle School Grade 7 ELA 53% 8 North Babylon Union Free School District Grade 7 ELA 50% 9 Deer Park Union Free School District Grade 7 ELA 48% 10 Copiague Union Free School District Grade 7 ELA 35% 11 Amityville Union Free School District Grade 7 ELA 26% 12 Wyandanch Union Free School District Grade 7 ELA 24%

  12. NAME Grade Subject Proficient 1 Lindenhurst Union Free School District Grade 8 ELA 60% 2 West Babylon Union Free School District Grade 8 ELA 56% 3 Deer Park Union Free School District Grade 8 ELA 56% 4 Bay Shore Middle School Grade 8 ELA 56% 5 Babylon Union Free School District Grade 8 ELA 55% 6 West Islip Union Free School District Grade 8 ELA 54% 7 North Babylon Union Free School District Grade 8 ELA 52% 8 Islip Middle School Grade 8 ELA 52% 9 Udall Road Middle School Grade 8 ELA 47% 10 Copiague Union Free School District Grade 8 ELA 43% 11 Amityville Union Free School District Grade 8 ELA 23% 12 Wyandanch Union Free School District Grade 8 ELA 19%

  13. NAME Grade Subject Proficient 1 Babylon Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 83% 2 Lindenhurst Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 78% 3 West Islip Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 77% 4 Deer Park Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 75% 5 West Babylon Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 74% 6 Islip Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 74% 7 Udall Road Middle School Grade 6 Math 74% 8 Bay Shore Middle School Grade 6 Math 69% 9 North Babylon Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 62% 10 Amityville Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 61% 11 Copiague Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 55% 12 Wyandanch Union Free School District Grade 6 Math 21%

  14. NAME Grade Subject Proficient 1 West Islip Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 85% 2 West Babylon Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 82% 3 Udall Road Middle School Grade 7 Math 82% 4 Islip Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 81% 5 Bay Shore Middle School Grade 7 Math 80% 6 Babylon Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 79% 7 Lindenhurst Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 77% 8 Deer Park Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 77% 9 North Babylon Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 70% 10 Copiague Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 56% 11 Amityville Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 48% 12 Wyandanch Union Free School District Grade 7 Math 30%

  15. NAME Grade Subject Proficient 1 Islip Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 79% 2 West Babylon Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 75% 3 Bay Shore Middle School Grade 8 Math 74% 4 Babylon Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 73% 5 West Islip Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 69% 6 Deer Park Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 67% 7 Lindenhurst Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 66% 8 Udall Road Middle School Grade 8 Math 62% 9 North Babylon Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 55% 10 Copiague Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 42% 11 Wyandanch Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 25% 12 Amityville Union Free School District Grade 8 Math 24%

  16. Staffing Construct of 9 Period Day/Teaming Comparison of Local Schools NYS Test Data Higher Student Achievement Goals

  23. Level 3 to 4 student achievement

  30. Curricular Advantages: CCR ‐ College and Career Readiness CCLS ‐ Common Core Learning Standards 21 st Century Skills Enrichment (ELO/Honors) Individualized Instruction (NYS Assessments) Lab Rotations (Additional Time) Interdisciplinary Approach

  31. • College and Career Readiness refers to content knowledge in Math and English, including oral and written communications, teamwork, critical thinking and problem solving.

  32. The little treat inside this bag, is a sample of the fun we’ve had. We’ve learned to sew, and cook and share, along with how to keep things fair. Healthy cooking we now know, will help to make our bodies grow. Life skills teaches useful things, which prepare us for what life brings. We wish you Happy Holidays….. And thank you for our Life Skills days.

  33. The CCLS’s stress not only procedural skill but also conceptual understanding. This ensures students are learning and absorbing the critical information they need to succeed at higher levels. The additional “academy” period allows for additional time and practice with these important skills.

  34. Lab class promotes enrichment and inspires creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, communication, problem solving and current events so they are ready for tomorrow's world.

  35. Different Stratified Lab Classes promote individualized education where classes allow for fluent movement to focus on specific strengths and weakness to prepare students for the NYS Assessments.

  36. ENRICHMENT/HONORS: ELO provides imaginative and exciting content enrichment beyond the curriculum

  37. Eight ‐ day lab rotation allows additional instructional time in all academic subjects.

  38. • Pumerantz & Galanto find that interdisciplinary teaching allows for students to “ proceed at a pace commensurate with their interests, skills, and experiences ” (2010) • WBJHS Lab class creates an interdisciplinary approach to instruction which provides deeper understanding in all subjects

  40. Meaningful participation occurs when all of the students feel valued, respected, not judged, and accepted. Research shows that if there is a positive and supportive communication environment, students will contribute their ideas and not feel stressed about being called upon without volunteering.

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