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Transcript: Rosie Rodriguez Attendance BASICS Truancy vs Chronic Absenteeism Truancy? Truancy 3 Consecutive UNEXCUSED absences. 5 Unexcused days is a semester 7 Unexcused absences in a year Chronic Absenteeism? Chronic Absenteeism Excused or unexcused 10% of school year=18 days Chronic Absences and A2A ATTENDANCE KCKPS Attendance Policy "Students are required to attend school and all classes every day. By attending classes a student will develop the skills and knowledge necessary to function in a global society, and at every level, performance is on track and on time for success. It is the expectation that attendance will be reported and recorded every day. If a student is absent, the parent and/or guardian shall call the school as soon as possible after the school is in session. If an absence is not reported the school shall notify the parent of the student’s absence. Please refer to the following policies regarding excused and unexcused absences. All absences, regardless of reason, shall be recorded on the student’s permanent attendance record. Looking at Attendance Rates: Attendance Rates tell how many students show up each day. Chronic Absenteeism rates indicates which students do not show up. • Average Daily Attendance (ADA) – how many students are attending school. • Chronic Absenteeism (students missing 10% or more of school excused or unexcused) – which means students are missing too much school. What is an excused absence? An excused absence is defined and has been classified as excused by the Board of Education Absences shall be excused for the following reasons: • Illness of the student or medical appointments • Urgent need of the child to be at home due to illness in the immediate family • Death in the family • Absences for religious observances • Participation in a district-approved or school-sponsored activity or event • At the discretion of the administration, students whose parent or person acting as a parent is an active duty member of the armed forces and is leaving or deploying shortly for military services. • Absences approved by the principal and prearranged by the parent, student, and principal" Factors Factors That Contribute to Chronic Absence Illness Transportation Trauma Homelessness Barriers Negative school Experiences Lack of Engagement Misconceptions Bullying Suspensions Undiagnosed disability Relevancy Engaging instruction No meaningful relationships Teacher absences Unwelcoming school Climate Absences are only a problem if they are unexcused Missing a couple of days a month does not affect learning Attendance only matters during senior year KCKPS Root Causes KCKPS Root Causes for Absences Student-Specific Factors School-Specific Factors Family-Specific Factors Teenage Motherhood Negatie Peer Influence Bullyig Disengagement Substance Abuse Emotinal Challenges Illness School Culture Lack of connection In-School Support Discipline/suspension policies Housing instability Low parental involvement Caregiver Instability Abuse/Neglect Community-Specific Factors Violence Poverty Transportation Affordable Health care Addressing Chronic Absenteeism Tiered System of Support Attendance Works Tiered System of Suppport for Reducing Chronic Absenteeism Tier 3- Individualized Interventions Tier 1-Prevention Tier 2-Early Intervention Creating a culture of attendance Make school a place students want to be Welcome students and families at the door Call to express concern when they miss class Provide academic supports to struggling students so school becomes a place of success not failure Incentives Stabilize attendance Remove/decrease obstacles Rule out more serious problems Establish contact with guardians Identify times/triggers for potential future absences Address academic deficiencies from absences Students who miss more than 20% of school days Those students that aren’t responding to Tier 2 Interventions Individual and intensive Often requiring assistance from outside agencies or professionals Engaging School Climate Positive Relationships with students and families Impact of Absences on achievement is widely understood Monitor the Data Common Barriers identified and recognized Parental Engagement Recognize Good and Improving Attendance Activity Tiers of Intervention to Reduce Chronic Absence Activity Pick 2 students from you school Who will be in your team of intervention? Select tier of intervention How will you engage student and/or parent How will you remove barriers? Data being monitored Celebrate!! Q & A ICEBREAKER Q&A 3-2-1 Survey

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Attendance Presentation

Transcript: By Robert Speciale M. Ed Why Attendance Matters. Over 7 million (1 in 7) U.S. students miss nearly a month of school each year. Poor attendance can influence whether children read proficiently by the end of third grade or be held back. Research shows that missing 10 percent of the school, or about 18 days in most school districts, negatively affects a student’s academic performance. That’s just two days a month and that’s known as chronic absence. According to Attendanceworks.org... According to Attendanceworks.org... CCSD Policy Highlights (Elementary) "Individual student absences should be limited to a maximum of twenty, (20), total absences per school year. Elementary students who exceed 20 unapproved absecnes during the school year may be retained in the current grade." "...all arranged absences in excess of ten, (10), during a school year shall be considered unapproved. All arranged absences for which the makeup work was not completed and submitted as specified by the teacher shall be considered unapproved." CCSD Policy Highlights (Elementary) Indian Springs E.S. Current Attendance Attendance for the Elementary School, (Pre-K through 5th grade), has hovered between 95% and 96% for the 2017-2018 school year. With 99 students in the school, this means about 4 to 5 students a day, on average, are absent. While this is a great number, we as a community should always seek to increase our attendance to get as close to 100% as possible, as the academic benefits for the students are clear. Indian Springs E.S. Current Attendance What Can We do? Absences are more about missed learning opportunities than "making up work". Work with the school. Encourage your child to come to school on time. It's our job to make them want to be here too. Especially for older students, being in school is even more important. What Can We do? Links http://www.attendanceworks.org/chronic-absence/the-problem/10-facts-about-school-attendance/ http://www.ccsd.net/district/policies-regulations/pdf/5113_R.pdf Links

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Attendance Presentation

Transcript: Parents are sent praise-postcards or 'thank you' letters. These include information on why good attendance is helping their child and a note of thanks. This helps to improve our overall relationship with parents. Improved behaviour Good relationships with parents help to improve attendance. What does it look like? 95% Attendance There is more positive contact between school and parents regarding attendance. More events take place throughout the year in which parents are invited into school. Moving from our currently level of around 93% to 95% attendance could result in a 10-12% improvement in attainment. 112 pupils with 95%+ •62 Green (55%) •30 purple (26.5%) •12 Yellow (10.5%) •9 Blue (8%) Attendance is at the forefront of school life. Pupils are crystal clear on the importance of good attendance. Achieved through:- 50 pupils with -95% attendance: •20 Green (40%) •9 Purple (18%) •13 Yellow (26%) •8 Blue (16%) Regular phone-calls home are made to thank parents for improvements in attendance. Where possible correspondence is translated into Somali. Parents are rewarded too More Focus on Attendance 106 pupils with 95%+ attendance: Total of 9320 demerits (87.9 each) DCFS research: High attendance means students are more subjected to the routines and procedures of the school. Thus higher attendance will result in a decrease in behavioural incidents. Our current Year 8 cohort includes:- 58 pupils with -95% attendance: Total of 9328 demerits (160.8 each) Improved attainment Student Services use time to strengthen our relationship with parents. Stronger links between attendance and rewards "If a school can improve attendance by 1%, they will see a 5-6% improvement in attainment." "Research suggests that 17 missed school days a year = a GCSE grade DROP in achievement." Pupils are rewarded for good attendance. They receive early-lunch passes, potential 100% club membership, certificates and praise. School trips are organised for pupils that have attendance of 95% or above. Pupils are well-aware of the rewards available for keeping their attenance high. Current assessment data indicates a strong correlation between attendance and progress... The current Year 8 cohort includes:- Assemblies reiterating the importance of attendance. Competitions between forms/houses based on attendance. Individual time with tutors discussing attendance/progress. Project based activities that allow pupils to take ownership of form time. Morning enrichment clubs designed to improve attendance. Parents work closely with us

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Transcript: Assessment and management of stroke in the pre-hospital setting Sam, Sam, Shawn, Andy, Charlie & Owen WHAT There are three types of stroke: Transiant ischaemic attack (TIA) - Ischemic stroke and Hemorrhagic stroke (Stroke Association, 2017). The World Health Organisation,( 2017) deffines a stroke as, the interruption of the blood supply to the brain, usually because a blood vessel bursts or is blocked by a clot. This cuts off the supply of oxygen and nutrients, causing damage to the brain tissue. what is a stroke? Stroke classification what comorbidities or health risk factors lead to strokes or increase the risk of strokes? why do people experience strokes? why treatment how do we assess and treat stroke? FAST campaign and treatment pre-hospital / hospital epidemiology What are the UK and international statistics on stroke death and survival chart? bla bla bla! how can we as studet paramedics increase the quality of treatment for stroke patients? how References WHO. (2017). WHO | Stroke, Cerebrovascular accident. Available at: http://www.who.int/topics/cerebrovascular_accident/en/ [Accessed 2 Oct. 2017]. Stroke Association. (2017). Types of stroke. Available at: https://www.stroke.org.uk/what-stroke/types-stroke [Accessed 2 Oct. 2017]. Sibson, L. (2017). Stroke assessment and management in pre-hospital settings. Journal of Paramedic Practice, 9(8), pp.354-361. References

QVMS Attendance Presentation

Transcript: QUAIL VALLEY Middle School Attendance Improvement Plan Areas of Focus 01 Recognition Programs: Aug. 9th - October 12th: Perfect Attendance 1st Quarter Awards: Does not include tardies or leave earlies. 362 out of 900 = 40.22% 6th Grade : 106 = 35.2% 7th Grade: 122 = 39.2% 8th Grade: 134 = 46.5% Areas of Focus 02 Recognition Programs: August 9th - December 20th 1st Semester Awards: Popcorn Party Jimmy John Donation Certificates of $10 per student=201 Efforts to Raise Awareness 03 Jane Chase - One on One's with Parents/Families Phone Calls Home = Check-in Meet with students/Grades + Attendance = Success A2A awareness data to provide improvements Tier II Supports 04 Started in September 34 69 84 95 139 Saturday Academy 400+% increase 96.5% Pictures 05

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