Metro Regional Implementation Project Cohort 11 Spring Training February 23 2016 Minnesota Department of Education PBIS Management Team MDEPBISstatemnus Bridging Research to Practice ID: 500156
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School-wide PBIS in MinnesotaMetro Regional Implementation Project
Cohort 11 – Spring TrainingFebruary 23, 2016Minnesota Department of Education – PBIS Management Team
MDE.PBIS@state.mn.us
Bridging Research to Practice
Portions
adapted
from
George
Sugai
, OSEP, Eric
Kloos
, MDE
and Kevin Filter, MSU-Mankato, Slide2
Statewide Reductions in Disciplinary IncidentsFor All StudentsFor Students with DisabilitiesFor All Subgroups of Students with DisabilitiesStatewide Reductions in use of Restrictive ProceduresProne RestraintPhysical HoldingSeclusionEmerging Examples of Results Having a Statewide Impact education.state.mn.usSlide3
Minnesota Education Commissioner Brenda Cassellius on the Impact of PBIS “It is truly remarkable that we can attribute a majority of the decreases in suspensions to schools using PBIS. These schools understand that suspensions are not an effective measure of discipline, and often cause a child to fall behind in class.”Slide4
State Level Updates
Impact of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports – PBISSchools implementing Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) represent approximately 25 percent of Minnesota districts, yet account for approximately 62.1 percent of the decrease in suspensions!Slide5
Sustainabilityeducation.state.mn.us5Research identifies four factors that predict sustained implementation of PBIS.District PrioritySchool Priority
Capacity BuildingTeam Use of Dataschool team/staff skill, regular team meetings,
data collection, use of data for decision making, presenting data to staff and community
What does the use of data look like for Cohort 11??Slide6
Average Tier 1 TFI Scoreseducation.state.mn.us6Wilder Research2015 Regional PBIS School Status and Training Updates
Summary of results from school training and implementation fidelity measuresJanuary 2016Slide7
PBIS Action Plan by Region- Cohort 11education.state.mn.us7Wilder Research2015 Regional PBIS School Status and Training Updates Summary of results from school training and implementation fidelity measuresJanuary 2016
MetroNorth
South Fully completed
42%57%29% Partially completed53%
43%65% Not completed5%0%6%Slide8
Reviewing ODRs by Region- Cohort 11education.state.mn.us8Wilder Research2015 Regional PBIS School Status and Training Updates Summary of results from school training and implementation fidelity measuresJanuary 2016
MetroNorth
South Fully completed
26%21%24% Partially completed53%
72%47% Not completed21%7%29%Slide9
Cohort 11 (N=56)0 SAS1 SAS
Metro (N=19)514
North (N=18)5
13South (N=19)109Total for cohort 11
2036The Number of SAS Completed by Regioneducation.state.mn.us9Wilder Research2015 Regional PBIS School Status and Training Updates Summary of results from school training and implementation fidelity measuresJanuary 2016Slide10
Reflection Questions-Data DecisionsHas your PBIS team been reviewing other sources of data on a regular basis? If “yes”, what types of decisions have the data informed?If “no”, how might the data inform decision-making?What trends are apparent in your data (both strengths and weaknesses)?What objective and measurable goals could be set for school improvement based on these data? - Example, increase percentage of students feeling safe from 72% to 80% by 2007/2008 school year
What additional information could be used or collected to better understand these data? How are you (or could you) sharing these data with school staff, parents, and students? Slide11
Suggested End of Year Action Planning TopicsEvaluation of what worked this yearPlanning for end/start of school yearSWPBS activities for 1st day/week of schoolReporting back to staff/communitySet-up/review of dataConsideration of sec/tert practices & systemsCelebrating accomplishments/progress“12 month activity plan,” including mtg & professional development schedule Slide12
Minnesota at the APBS Conferenceeducation.state.mn.us12Slide13
2016 Minnesota PBIS Institute &
Film FestivalJune 21 & 22, 2016 at MDE - Roseville, MNPresentations from previous institutes at
www.pbismn.org/pbisinstitute.htmlSlide14
Social Media
facebook.com/pbisMN twitter.com/pbisMN
#pbisMNSlide15
pbisMN.orgApplications DueSlide16
Metro Regional ContactsMetro Regional Implementation ProjectsIngrid AasanRegional Implementation Project Coordinator
Ingrid.Aasan@metroecsu.org612-638-1517Deborah Saxhaug
Regional Implementation Project Coordinatordsaxhaug@macmh.org
Emily RobbCoach Coordinatorpbis.emily@gmail.com Megan Gruis
Data & Evaluation Coordinatorpbis.megan@gmail.comFind other MN PBIS contacts on our website: www.pbismn.org/contactus.html PBIS Management - Regional ContactsEric KloosEric.Kloos@state.mn.us 651-582-8268Maci SpicaBrianna.Spica@state.mn.us
651-582-8596
Garrett Petrie
Garrett.Petrie@state.mn.us
651-582-8396
PBIS Evaluation Contact
Wilder
Research
pbisevalmn@wilder.org
651-280-2960Slide17
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