Quincy Public Schools Student Support Services Program Improvement Plan Presented by, Maura Papile, Sr. Director of Student Support Services Caitlin Plaskasovitis, Middle School Health Educator Don Sautter, DARE Officer
Student Support Services Guidance Counselors at all levels School Psychologists at all levels Health Educators and Health Interventionists Physical Education Educators Homeless Coordinator Supervisors of Attendance
What is School-wide Positive Behavior Support? The application of evidence-based strategies and systems to assist schools • to increase academic performance • increase safety • decrease problem behavior • and establish positive school cultures
PBIS Big Ideas Positive Behavior Support is a process for teaching children appropriate behavior and providing the supports necessary to sustain that behavior. PBIS is not a curriculum - it is a framework for systems to identify needs, develop strategies, and evaluate practice toward success
Why a School-wide Approach? It reduces challenging student behavior through a proactive, positive, and consistent manner across all school settings and Improves academic achievement and social competence
Designing School-Wide Systems for Student Success Academic Systems Behavioral Systems Intensive, Individual Interventions Intensive, Individual Interventions • Individual Students • Individual Students 1-5% 1-5% • Assessment-based • Assessment-based • High Intensity • Intense, durable procedures Targeted Group Interventions 5-10% 5-10% Targeted Group Interventions • Some students (at-risk) • Some students (at-risk) • High efficiency • High efficiency • Rapid response • Rapid response Universal Interventions Universal Interventions 80-90% 80-90% • All students • All settings, all students • Preventive, proactive • Preventive, proactive
2017-2018 Goals for guidance counselors health educators and school psychologists PBIS Site Based Support Substance Use Prevention Diversity Competency Initiative Career and College Readiness Re-designed SAT , ACT
Professional development with Bay State Community Services for the guidance counselors, health educators, school psychologists and health interventionists January 23, 2018 professional development with the large group and site consultation for each site team Ongoing group work with the health interventionists: co- leading groups
Register for SADD Chapter and get planning!!
Students against destructive decisions- S.A.D.D. Students for healthy decisions Empowering middle school students The power of prevention The power of peers Getting inspired Supporting student led initiatives EMPOWER. ENGAGE. MOBILIZE. CHANGE.
Seat Belt Safety Presentation by 8 th Graders
DARE Program Building positive relationships between police officers, students, and families Teaching students decision making for safe and healthy living, Keepin’ it Real - 5 th and 7 th grade programs (life skills) DARE +, enhancing marijuana lessons using information from a recent online marijuana prevention training session DARE and middle school vertical teaming Working with QPS and QPS families through school wide initiatives (health fairs), healthy choices family night in April, parent programs, and DARE Summer Program
Quincy Police DARE Summer Program
Quincy Police DARE Summer Program
Substance Use Prevention Curriculum Healthy decision making (Life Skills Training) The adolescent brain and the impact of alcohol The adolescent brain and the impact of marijuana How brain function is affected by substance use Substance use and addiction
The PBIS Framework and Diversity and Respect : To equip our students and staff with the tools needed to thrive in a diverse world To communicate more effectively across differences To create a non-judgmental atmosphere which allows for challenges and accountability without accusation and blame. To analyze complex issues regarding race, class, gender and other differences at the personal, interpersonal, institutional and cultural levels. To create strategies for inclusion that allow for engagement of all students, so they can perform to their full potential.
Mentoring & Diversity & Respect Specialized Student Leader Training in January 2017 with VISIONS Inc. Kindness Challenges Mix It Up Lunch Field Day
Blue Cross Blue Shield, Mayor Koch’s Office, CeASAR program at Children’s Hospital &Quincy Public Schools
South Shore FACTS Substance Use Prevention Conference
2017-2018 Goals for high school guidance counselors and school psychologists Drop-out prevention Ensuring Student Success Career and College Readiness Connecting Students to Future Plans Addressing Barriers to Success
2017-2018 Goals for Physical Education Teams Wellness Initiatives Family Engagement Community Engagement
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We are on our way! Goal setting for each program within Student Support (September 5) Online Marijuana Prevention for the health interventionists, health educators, DARE Officers and high school nurses. (September 19 & 22) BOKS launch (September 19) Executive functioning professional development to support academic success through Landmark (September 15) Science based substance use prevention curriculum planning (September 25) VISIONS Inc. professional development for guidance counselors, school psychologists, and health educators. (September 26) Freshmen Orientation Freshmen/Mentor Meeting Senior College Essay Writing Workshops Back to School Night (September 28) College Information Night for Seniors and Families (September 28)
Rural Masonic Lodge $20,000.00 supporting the VISIONS Inc., PBIS and Wellness The Thompson Family $28,000.00 supporting Substance Use Prevention Blue Cross Blue Shield $6,000.00 supporting CeASAR Science Based Curriculum The Mayor’s Wellness Fund $10,000.00 supporting Bay State Community Services and Substance Use Prevention Week
Questions and Thank you!
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