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Student Services Update Mark W. Loos, Ed.D. Director of Student Services May 21, 2015

Student Services Update Mark W. Loos, Ed.D. Director of Student Services May 21, 2015. Supporting Students through Student Services. The Cambrian School District’s highest priority is keeping our students safe and secure while at school.

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Student Services Update Mark W. Loos, Ed.D. Director of Student Services May 21, 2015

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  1. Student Services UpdateMark W. Loos, Ed.D.Director of Student ServicesMay 21, 2015

  2. Supporting Students through Student Services The Cambrian School District’s highest priority is keeping our students safe and secure while at school. This includes providing students with a nurturing environment that supports the whole child and includes counseling and behavioral support when necessary. We do this by providing a positive school climate, encouraging student engagement and supporting a healthy lifestyle.

  3. School Climate (347 responded via LCAP survey, 2015).

  4. Positive Behavior Intervention Support PBIS 5th year in Cambrian School District PBIS Site Based Teams SWIS data to guide site based lessons Consistent clear lessons/behavior expectations SST Teams Target At Risk Students Check In Check Out (Tier 2) Chill Room (Price) Quite zones (Elementary Schools) 2015 Self Evaluation Tool (SET) Scores all Sites Above 90%

  5. PBIS Tiers of Support

  6. Major Referrals at Bagby

  7. Major Referrals at Farnham

  8. Major Referrals at Price

  9. Major Referrals at Fammatre

  10. Major Referrals at Sartorette

  11. PBIS Tier 2 SupportCheck in Check Out (CICO) Starts with Student Study Team (SST) Purpose of CICO –Students who need specific support of identified behavior areas (focus, organization, positive reinforcement are examples) 19 Students on CICO across the District (2014-15)

  12. Site Based Counseling Support • Social skills groups with Cambrian speech and language pathologists (SLP) • Individual and small group counseling • Social Support • School Anxiety • Social Stories • Full time counselor (Price) • Almaden Valley Counselors (all Sites) • Cambrian psychologists available for emotional support around traumatic events

  13. Superstar Report-Lower Grades (CICO Example)

  14. Almaden Valley “Counselors on Campus Program” • Counselors Available • 20 hours per week (Price) • 8 hours per week at (Elementary) • Small Groups – Individual • School anxiety • Emotional Issues • Social Issues • Referrals via SST process, situational and must have parent approval for counseling services

  15. Student Engagement LCAP defines Student Engagement as when students are Highly involved with school and are actively working towards success (2015).

  16. Project Cornerstone Elementary Schools: Asset Building Champions (ABC) Project Cornerstone Kids Life skills Middle School Student Council Leadership Life skills

  17. Attendance Rates over Time Why is attendance important? Support the whole child Consistent on going learning Connect with school Average Daily Attendance funding based on attendance

  18. Student Attendance What happens when a student misses too much school (unexcused)? • All schools send out progressive attendance letters to families for truant students (October, January, April) • School Attendance and review board (after letter #3) • District Attorney mediation • Home visits for attendance related issues by student services

  19. School Suspensions 2011-2015 Suspensions

  20. Health Services Percent of 6th – 8th Grade Middle School Students with Healthy Body Composition * CALPADS, 2014.

  21. Physical Fitness Test5th Grade Healthy Fitness Zone (HFZ)

  22. Physical Fitness Test7th Grade Healthy Fitness Zone HFZ

  23. Health Support Services • Health Clerks (All Sites) • Vision Screenings (1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th) • Hearing Screenings (2nd, 5th, 7th) • Updating Immunization Records • Home Hospital Teaching • Medi-Cal Administrative Activities (MAA) • Physical Education (PE) • 100 minutes of PE per week required. • PE teachers in grades K-8

  24. Lunch Program Enrollment

  25. Next Steps… • Continual focus on SWIS data entry to guide lessons and school wide areas of support • CPR training for all staff 2015-2016 • El Camino Hospital Grant for School Nurse (in process) • LCAP feedback indicates additional counseling needs at all sites • Update district bullying policy (Ed Code 234.1) • All students have a right to a safe school environment • School community is expected to report all incidences of bullying in a timely manner

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