Copyright © Tulsa Public Schools 2011 Core Goal Update Safe & Secure Schools October 2014.

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Copyright © Tulsa Public Schools 2011 Core Goal Update Safe & Secure Schools October 2014

Safe & Secure Schools Overview 2 This is the bi-annual overview of the Safe and Secure Schools Core Goal as set forth in the Strategic Plan Select measures from each of the objectives will be discussed during this presentation Additional data will be provided in the accompanying written report

Strategic Objective A – Creating an Environment that Enables Learning SY SY Weapons per 1,000 Students Total = 228 (5.7 per 1,000) 1 firearms incident Total = 211 (5.3 per 1,000) 3 firearms incidents Arrests per 1,000 Students Total = 88 (2.2 per 1,000) Total = 84 (2.1 per 1,000) Serious Crimes per 1,000 Students Total = 105 (2.62 per 1,000) Bus Accidents per 100,000 Miles Total = 77 (1.9 per 100,000) Total = 28 (0.97 per 100,000) Number of Suspensions of Students for Assault on School Employees Total = 288 Physical = 126 Verbal = 162 Total = 404 Physical = 99 Verbal = 305 Breakfast participation rate Total = 54%Total = 57% 3 Reference Narrative Report: Page 1-2

Strategic Objective A (cont.) Emergency Management SY SY Percent of Emergency Drills Completed in Compliance with Board Policy 94.6% (1,238 out of 1,309 drills) 94.3% (1,103 out of 1,170 drills) Percent of Safe School Plans Submitted in Compliance with Board Policy 90.9% (70 out of 77 plans) All plans received by 12/ % (69 out of 79 plans) All plans received by 11/1 Percent of Emergency Drills that Identified a Problem 1.4% (7 out of 509 drills) 1.5% (18 out of 1,170 drills) 4Reference Narrative Report: Page 2

Strategic Objective A (cont.) Alarm Systems SY SY Valid Intrusion & Fire Alarms 1,0851,770 False Alarms a)Employee caused b)Surge-Blackout c)Undetermined d)Other 47,738 a)28,924 b)3,878 c)10,493 d)8,321 82,283 a)42,510 b)12,863 c)19,785 d)7,125 Total Activities241,424394,510 Apprehensions Reference Narrative Report: Page 3-4

Strategic Objective B – Ensuring Policies Support a Safe School Climate Accountability SY SY Number of Truancy Cases Submitted to the District Attorney’s Office for Prosecution Total = 589 K – 6 = – 8 = 84 9 – 12 = 329 Total = 776 K – 6 = – 8 = – 12 = 308 Bullying / Harassment incidents per 1,000 Students TOTAL = 2, per 1,000 students TOTAL = per 1,000 students Number of Referrals to Alternative Education Programs for Disciplinary Reasons per 1,000 Students Total = 339 (8.4 per 1,000) Total = 282 (7.05 per 1,000) 6 Reference Narrative Report: Page 5

Strategic Objective B (cont.) SY SY Number of Suspensions per 1,000 Students Total = 8,538 (219 per 1,000) Total = 8,990 (224.8 per 1,000) Student Attendance Rate API - District Wide 92.5% Pre-K – 6 = 94.2% 7 – 8 = 91.6% 9 – 12 = 87.4% 92.5% Pre-K – 6 = 94.05% 7 – 8 = 92.08% 9 – 12 = 87.16% Average Time to Complete Facilities / Maintenance Work Orders 7.9 Days8.1 Days 7 Reference Narrative Report: Page 6

Summary Safe & Secure Schools  Developing more rigorous reporting & documentation procedures to track TPS Campus Police activities.  Providing alternative options to reduce arrest numbers.  Continuing a focus on more effective drills based on site-specific hazard analysis.  Developing more robust & timely Safe School Plans. Implementing more stringent state standards for sharing of plans.  Continuing to develop stronger Safe School Committees with more hands-on involvement in Safe School Plans.  Reviewing the development of Professional Development training for Safe School Committees to include strategic planning for enhancing a safer school climate. 8

District Strategic Plan School Results Principal Evaluation Teacher Evaluation Department Scorecard Central Service Evaluation District Measures of Success Creating Shared Accountability 9

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