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Action Planning Template
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Goal: To improve student performance and
decrease discipline referrals by keeping target students involved in
extracurricular activities on campus.
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Action Steps(s):
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Person(s) Responsible:
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Timeline: Start/End
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Needed Resources
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Evaluation
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Determine target group
of 7th and 8th grade students.
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Sally Braud
Kathy Turner
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July 2012- August 2012
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Chancery reports
listing students by number of discipline referrals
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Final list of students
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Determine specific
list of on-campus extracurricular groups
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Sally Braud
Various club sponsors
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August 2012- September
2012
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List of teachers
List of approved
on-campus groups with specific descriptions and requirements
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Final list of groups
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Organize a plan for a
student involvement fair.
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Sally Braud
Bob Anderson-
principal
Kathy Turner- site
supervisor
Group Sponsors
Community Supporters
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August 2012- September
2012
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Written approval from
principal
Vendor booth
applications
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Final list of
participating groups and community supporters
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Meet with target
students and inform them of the fair
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Sally Braud
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September 2012
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Final list of groups
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Informal meeting with
students to discuss options that are available to them.
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Promote and conduct
the student involvement fair
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Sally Braud
Bob Anderson-
principal
Kathy Turner- site
supervisor
Group Sponsors
Community Supporters
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August 2012- September
2012
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Flyers
Posters
Emails
Signs at local
businesses
Mass phone call blast
Word of mouth
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Turnout at fair
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Action Planning Template
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I think this is an interesting project. I can't wait to see what your results are. I also teach middle school and believe extra curricular activities keeps many students out of trouble. I am interested in what activities you will have for the students to choose from. I will be following.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Liana! My biggest fear for middle school kids is that they lose heart and think that school is boring and there's nothing out there for them- especially the kids that are not performing well academically. A lot of times, those are the kids who have the most amazing talents. We lose out on seeing that side of them because all we focus on is academics, and they just get burned out. I'll keep you posted!
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ReplyDeleteGreat job on your research plan. The more we can use innovative techniques, and relevant research, to promote success in at-risk students, the better! Keep up the excellent work.
Dr. Abshire
Thank you Dr. Abshire! As I really start getting into my project, I would like to dig deeper and find the research that supports what I'd like to do. Surely it's out there; I just need to find it!
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