1. Form new committee for behavior initiative (SWDP) | Eric, Deana | June 2010 | One member from each grade level | One grade level representative from each grade level and specials area are signed up to participate, as well as one administrator |
2. Committee meets to discuss campus needs, and begins new behavior plan. Discusses positive behavioral research. | SWDP, Eric | June 2010 | Punished By Rewards by Alfie Kohn | Committee’s meeting goals accomplished, first drafts of plan completed |
3. Committee meets to finalize behavior plan, and prepare to put into action, and designates member to collect data throughout the year | SWDP, Eric | July 2010 | Behavior plan and folder prototypes Behavioral research (Kohn) | Committee’s meeting goals accomplished, plan complete. |
4. Plan is approved by SBDM Team and team leaders | SBDM Team, Team Leaders, Eric | July 2010 | Completed behavior plan | Data examined and approval by all parties |
5. Plan is emailed out to campus for feedback | Eric | July 2010 | None | Feedback received from campus personnel; utilized in coming meetings |
6. Preparations are made to use new plan on first day of school | Eric, Deana, Brenda | August 2010 | Folders, printed plans, creed posters, morning meeting routine book | Preparations will be completed for the installation of new behavior plan. All staff members feel prepared and competent with new strategies. |
7. New behavior plan starts on the first day of school. Observations begin. | Eric, Deana, Wilson Staff | August 23rd, 2010 | Folders to each student, staff logs | Reflection, Formal evaluation of behavior plan, staff feedback |
8. Data is collected on effectiveness of new behavior plan from all staff members | Eric, Wilson Staff | by September 3rd, 2010 | Data and Reflection forms | Staff feedback formally collected from each staff member. Data collected on student achievement. |
9. Committee meets to alter (if needed) and discuss effectiveness of plan. Reflections taken on steps towards improvement. | Eric, Deana, SWDP Committee | September 8th, 2010 | Data Collections, Reflection and feedback forms | Reflection time and cyclical action research process leading to more action. |
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