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Bell Ringer PreACT Question #32 According to the story, four prisoners are arrested for a crime, but the jail is full and the jailer has nowhere to put them. He eventually comes up with the solution of giving them a puzzle. If they succeed, they can go free. If they fail, they are executed. The jailer sets three of the men into a line. The fourth man is put behind a screen. He gives all four men party hats. The jailer explains that there are two black hats and two white hats, that each prisoner is wearing one of the hats, and that each of the prisoners see only the hats in front of him but neither on himself nor behind him. The fourth man behind the screen can't see or be seen by any other prisoner. No communication among the prisoners is allowed. If any prisoner can figure out what color hat he has on his own head with 100% certainty (without guessing) and tell the jailer, all four prisoners go free. If any prisoner suggests an incorrect answer, all four prisoners are executed. The puzzle is to find how the prisoners can escape, regardless of how the jailer distributes the hats.

FHS Staff Meeting Agenda Recognitions School-Wide Goals 20 Year Pins Hog Wild School-Wide Goals Pass Bond Attendance Matters! High Impact Instruction Safe & Orderly Environment YMHFA – Youth Mental Health First Aid Class February 8-9 Friday, April 14 Saturday, May 6 End of Semester Procedures PIR January 16 Analysis of Student Work ACT Strategies Christmas Catch Up

Recognizing our outstanding staff! FLATHEAD WAY

Recognitions 20 Year Pins Hog Wild Tara Barnes Lynette Johnson Jeff Steiner Karen Thiesen Hog Wild Sara Nelson

Principal’s School-Wide Goals Big Hairy Audacious Goals Increase Student Achievement Attendance Matters! >94% 93.79% (93.82% 15-16) High Impact Instruction Engaging Activities (BEPE, Protocols) Higher Order Thinking Maintain Current Drop Out Rate 18 FHS 38 total (2016 =10 & 29) Maintain Success Rate 96% Safe & Orderly Environment Consistency among staff Concerted staff effort in the hall Respect

Drop Outs 1 Student = ~ $6,000 ANB 18 FHS Students = $108,000 38 Total Students = $228,000 70 Students 2016 = $420,000

Having an at-risk student graduate and be successful Priceless $$$$$

Youth Mental Health First Aid February 8 & 9 4:00-7:30 p.m. NW Co-op Friday, April 14 Saturday, May 6 6 PIR Credits/CIU

End of Semester Procedures

PIR - January 16 8:15 - 8:30 Coffee & Treats 8:30 - 9:20 Questioning Strategies to Develop Students' Critical Thinking Skills Presenter - Clayton Mauritzen 9:30 - 10:20 LAPS Revisited Revitalize your LAPS strategies to increase professional learning! We will apply LAPS to different texts to augment our own teacher knowledge and expertise. 10:30-11:20 Analysis of Student Work Bring a student sample of a CEAL paragraph that a student completed in your class this semester. It can be a fabulous sample, a poor sample, or an adequate one. Please hide any grading marks you may have written. If you have a corresponding rubric, bring that as well. If not, we will provide a generic one to you. 11:30 - 12:30 Lunch on your own 12:30 - 3:30 Department Collaboration – PreACT Information/ACT Strategies Report to department leaders

Christmas Christmas Catch Up Attendees

Fitness Challenge 17 It’s not too late!

For the good of the order?