Sheridan Elementary School

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Sheridan Elementary School CIAC Presentation April 10, 2012

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Sheridan Elementary School. CIAC Presentation April 10, 2012. Presenters. Dixie Coleman-Principal Gretchen Westerhaus-Primary Team Leader Dan Dinkel-Intermediate Team Leader Chris Bogenhagen-Instructional Coach. 2011 Target 86.7% 2012 Target 91.9%. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Sheridan Elementary SchoolCIAC Presentation April 10, 2012

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PresentersDixie Coleman-Principal

Gretchen Westerhaus-Primary Team Leader

Dan Dinkel-Intermediate Team Leader

Chris Bogenhagen-Instructional Coach

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All Low SES SPED ELL African Am Hispanic White Multi-Ethnic0

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Sheridan Elementary% Meeting Standard

All Students Enrolled by 9/20 Math

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

2011 Target 86.7%2012 Target 91.9%

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Reading% of Students Meeting Standard

in school by 9/20

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2011 Target 87.8%2012 Target 91.9%

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MTSS

Reading is the primary focus, but we do address Math as well.

Universal Measure-DIBELS

STAR scores also used beginning in October 2011

Tutoring Schedule Tutoring schedule.xlsx

Teachers spend time with the most at-risk students

Progress Monitoring Notebooks ESS Progress Monitoring.docx

Defined SIT Pathway Student Improvement Team Pathway Flowchart.docx

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Principal/Teacher Reviews

Discuss At-A-Glance Sheets for Individual Students

Discuss MTSS Progress Monitoring DataReview SIT/ESAP FilesReview Class Data (Formatives, Interims,

Chapter Reviews)Discuss S.M.A.R.T. GoalPlan the next step for student, class, and

teacher growth

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What’s Next For Sheridan

Transition to Common Core 2-5Revamp School Improvement Plan to match

CCSS ExpectationsContinue Team-Building and Relationship-

Building between Staff, Students, and Parents

Continue to assess and meet needs with MTSS, as well as build a resource library for interventions