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Enrich. Intervene. Learn. Succeed. - PPT Presentation

ISD 728 Rogers Middle School Rogers Middle School Part of the Elk River Area School District Northwest Suburb 1140 students and 100 staff members Student population MCA Diversity ELL SPED ID: 275174

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Enrich. Intervene. Learn. Succeed.

ISD 728 - Rogers Middle SchoolSlide2
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Rogers Middle School

Part of the Elk River Area School District

Northwest Suburb

1,140 students and 100+ staff members

Student population

MCA

Diversity

ELL

SPED

FRSlide5

Our JourneySlide6

Our Journey

Refine and Strengthen C, I, A, E/I, R- (iObservation)

Last year...Slide7

Rogers Middle School Intervention/Enrichment program provides opportunities for students to understand the essential learning outcomes of the curriculum, including providing students with additional support and enrichment within the school day.

RMS Program PhilosophySlide8

Formed a professional learning community consisting of 10-12 committed staff members, led by our district gifted and talented coordinator

Focused on gifted and talented and high achieving students (classroom and schoolwide)

Book studies

Making Differentiation a Habit,

Diane Heacox

Demystifying Differentiation in Middle School,

Eidson, Iseminger, Taibbi

Advancing Differentiation,

Richard Cash

How we startedSlide9

Goal: to enrich students whose needs were already being met in the classroom

Committed staff membersStart framework for building wide implementation of RTI Enrichment/Intervention schedule

Goals and Implementation

Starting with Tier OneSlide10
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Identification process (test scores, discussion of writing sample, higher level thinking sample)

Development of course offerings

Goals and Implementation

Starting with Tier OneSlide12

Engineering Challenges

Law Enforcement

Sewing, Woodworking

Photobooth Software Application

Journalism

Tier One Course OfferingsSlide13

Tier One- Top scoring 25%, Gifted and Talented and High Achieving Students, enrichment course offered

Tier Two- 65%, rotating curriculum schedule, with intervention opportunities

Tier Three- 10%, targeted intervention course

AVID

Three Tiers, 1140 Students, RTISlide14

Wednesday/Thursday Mornings

70 minutes total a week

Clustered in groups of 5-30 students based on tier and intervention needs

Rotating A (advisory) and E (enrichment) schedule in our system

Targeted Enrichment/Intervention Time Slide15

Example of Student ScheduleSlide16

Students will experience one of the following:

Targeted curriculum intervention

Rotating discipline extension activity (math, English, science, allieds, social studies, AVID strategies)

Enrichment/intervention course or AVID

Targeted Enrichment/Intervention TimeSlide17

Students clustered in college groups

Teachers are assigned the college group for attendance purposes for each weekTier 2 rotates to teachers, tiers 1 and 3 and AVID stay in one course all quarter

Schedule in Student SystemSlide18

Goal: to offer enrichment opportunities for each core subject for majority of students

PLC (grade/subject alike)- creates enrichments

Tier TwoSlide19

Teachers receive intervention time 1-5 times per quarter

Reteach essential learning outcomes, data based Teachers identify students and inform them to report to their room or PLC partner

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Targeted Curriculum Intervention Slide20

Students are grouped and labeled by college/university

Groups rotate through enrichments (student stay together)

Example - College ScheduleSlide21

Example - 8th Grade Level Two Slide22

Goal: offer intervention for students who need more time on a skill

Students who could benefit from weekly time spent on a subjectIEP knowledge, social skills, math, number sense, reading fluency, writing, mindfulness

Tier ThreeSlide23

Training and changing of philosophy with teachers

Determining tier placement (scores, labels)Finding flexibility in the Tier Two schedule to accommodate interventions

ChallengesSlide24

Student motivation

Student understanding of philosophyNot graded enrichment

ChallengesSlide25

Multiple staff want the same student at the same time (priority departments, communication)

Number of staff available to teach weeklyStaff only needing intervention time with students one of the two days

Things to keep in mindSlide26

Provide time for teachers to plan their enrichments

How to allocate intervention time per department

Things to keep in mindSlide27

Classroom impacts

improvement data from teachers MCA

Motivation

Focus is on learning

Continuous refinement of our system

Is this working for our students?Slide28

Look for ways to provide all students with choices

Review data as PLC teams and leadership team

Our Next StepsSlide29

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