Dreams This is your chance to be creative and think about how you want your school or your agency to respond to youth with emotional or behavioral challenges.

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Dreams This is your chance to be creative and think about how you want your school or your agency to respond to youth with emotional or behavioral challenges. What does RENEW implementation look like?” Who is doing the work- what does that look like?” In this ideal world, how is RENEW implemented?

Context to Nute who was at the table – District buidling based admin – stakeholders at each team and people doing the direct work ( renew faciliators0

Vision Statement Develop a statement about RENEW implementation: In XXX years youth/students are ……….. 11/12/2018

Draft Mission The purpose of the RENEW Implementation Team at Mascoma Valley Regional HS is to oversee the fidelity of the RENEW model by supporting facilitators and their teams, using data-based decision making, and developing program structures for sustainability in order to assist vulnerable students and families for successful transition into adulthood. 11/12/2018

Can We Implement RENEW? Purpose: To gather information about enablers and hindrances to achievement and success. What works and what doesn’t work to change practice in your school or agency? What strategies tend to work best? What gets in the way of success? What are your strengths as a group and why? Which people work best with you and what do they do that is helpful? What helps you connect with others? Makes you feel heard, & understood?

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Fears, Concerns, Barriers Purpose: To identify obstacles that may prevent you from achieving your vision. Used in action planning to bring out supports and opportunities to help you to achieve success. 15 min

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Questions for Facilitating Goals What is your goal for RENEW implementation 3 years from now? next year? this year? The next few months? What barriers need to be addressed in order to reach the goal? How will you know you’ve reached each goal? JD

Planning Next Steps Purpose: Prioritize your objectives (what needs to happen first, second, and so on). Brainstorm next steps for each goal prioritized Choose which steps you need want to do first (which makes the most sense) Identify supports you have or need. Identify criteria for success around each goal and resources needed.

Goal Setting Based upon the data: By January of 2016, we will have accomplished: Specific measures:

Data What data system needs to be in place to monitor youth and the RENEW intervention? What do we need to know? Review Youth tracker 11/12/2018

Youth enrolled in RENEW Schools Total number of youth enrolled Youth completed mapping # of RENEW youth teams formed Goals identified Goals reached School 1 6 5 3 13 11 School 2 7 2 24 School 3 8 School 4 4

My Goal: Action Item Who Responsible Due Date 4 My Action Plan

Example: Tertiary Team (Intensive Level) Referral and Process Does the student need higher level supports? Off Track to meet expected graduation Repeating one grade level or at risk for retention * Not responding to Tier 2 interventions after 6 - 8weeks; High absenteeism rate (5+ half day absences) Escalating ODR’s (6+ in a 4 week period) and OSS rate ( 3 to 10 day suspension) RENEW Implementation Team completes Strengths & Needs checklist & engages youth in process * Documentation exists to show interventions have been done with fidelity 11/12/2018

RENEW Referral Process Example: Somersworth High School Problem Behavior Lack of Credits Failing Targeted Team: Quick FBA Targeted Team: Full FBA Student Not Responding to Universal Interventions Targeted Team: Student Triaged for RENEW Kathy RENEW Point person matches with a RENEW Facilitator Student Referred to RENEW Point person /Oversight Team Student receives initial Conversation and begins RENEW

KHS RENEW REFERRAL FORM FINAL Student Name Date of Request Year of Graduation Referral Name 5. Qualifications: Check all that apply Failing 2 or more classes Attendance Concerns Behind in Credit Acquisition 5 or more Office Referrals Limited Social Supports Lack of Post Secondary Goals 6. Other : Please explain/comments

Thank you for participating in this project! Contact Information: For further information or inquires about RENEW, please contact: Iod.renew@unh.edu https://www.facebook.com/IOD.RENEW Institute on Disability at UNH JoAnne Malloy, Ph.D. Clinical Assistant Professor Kathy Francoeur, M.Ed. PBIS Facilitator/RENEW trainer kathryn.Francoeur@unh.edu 11/12/2018