MARCH 2014 DISCIPLINE DATA REPORT. GUIDING QUESTIONS What are our students saying about a safe and supportive environment at school? What is our data.

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MARCH 2014 DISCIPLINE DATA REPORT

GUIDING QUESTIONS What are our students saying about a safe and supportive environment at school? What is our data saying about a safe and supportive environment in our schools? What are our goals to continue to support our kids?

WHAT ARE OUR KIDS SAYING? Iowa Youth Survey is conducted every two years in grades 6, 8, and 10. Most recently given in Data Gathered on Seven Constructs: Secure and Supportive Family School Expectations and Boundaries Safe and Supportive Community Healthy Youth Socially Competent Youth Youth Successful in School Bullying

WHAT ARE OUR KIDS SAYING? IOWA YOUTH SURVEY

QUESTIONS How much do you agree or disagree that each of the following statements is true? In my school there are clear rules about what students can and cannot do In my school the school principal and teachers consistently enforce school rules In my school if I skipped school at least one of my parents/guardians would be notified In my school students caught drinking, smoking, or using an illegal drug are not allowed to participate in any extracurricular activity for some time period My school lets a parent/guardian know if I’ve done something wrong.

SAFE ENVIRONMENT

IOWA YOUTH SURVEY In the past 12 months, how often have you: had your things (clothing, books, bike, car) stolen or deliberately damaged on school property; been threatened or injured by someone with a weapon (like a gun, knife, or club) on school property?

IYS—POSITIVE NORMS

POSITIVE STUDENT NORMS How wrong would most of the students in your school (not just your best friends) feel it would be to: drink beer, wine, or hard liquor (for example vodka, whiskey, gin) smoke cigarettes smoke marijuana start a physical fight with someone go to a party where kids under 21 were using alcohol go to a party where kids were using drugs?

SOCIAL PRESSURES

SUSPENSION/DISCIPLINE DATA WHAT IS OUR DATA SAYING?

SUSPENSION DATA--PHS

SUSPENSION DATA—FORMER MS

SUSPENSION DATA--POINT

SUSPENSION DATA--ALT HS

SUSPENSION DATA--EDGE

SUSPENSION DATA--CREEK

SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING AND SUPPORTS WHAT ARE OUR GOALS?

PBIS Positive Behavior Intervention Supports Three Year Learning and Implementation Process Research Based Endorsed by the Iowa Department of Education Two CCSD Schools in Year 1 Prairie View and Prairie Edge

PRAIRIE VIEW COMPARATIVE DATA

PRAIRIE EDGE—INTERVENTION DATA # of students # of IR’s % of students with IR 22.9%9.9%9.6%

PRAIRIE EDGE—COMPARATIVE DATA

CONTINUED LEARNING Responsive Classroom PBIS—More schools are learning—several more moving forward next year Focus on Social Emotional Learning