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Fairview Middle School STLP

Fairview Middle School STLP. Mrs. Tonia Parker School Coordinator. 2011-12 Application for Silver/Gold e-Scrapbook Fairview Middle School 2123 Main Street Ashland, KY 41102 606-920-9850 Garry McPeek, Principal Tonia Parker, Middle School STLP Coordinator. Fairview STLP.

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Fairview Middle School STLP

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  1. Fairview Middle School STLP • Mrs. Tonia Parker • School Coordinator

  2. 2011-12 Application for Silver/Gold e-ScrapbookFairview Middle School2123 Main StreetAshland, KY 41102606-920-9850Garry McPeek, PrincipalTonia Parker, Middle School STLP Coordinator

  3. Fairview STLP Technology + Learning + Exploring + Friendship + Community + Competition = SUCCESS

  4. The STLP Mission • “The Mission of the Student Technology Leadership Program is to advance the individual capabilities of students; to motivate all students; and to create leadership opportunities through the use of technology.”

  5. The STLP Mission at Fairview Middle School • “The mission of the Student Technology Leadership Program is to increase student participation, learning and achievement and to collaborate within the school, district and community through the use of technology”

  6. Fairview Middle School became a state recognized STLP school in November 2011

  7. The 2011-2012 school year is the first year Fairview Middle School competed at Regional STLP competition at Morehead State University

  8. Our school was represented at the Morehead Regional Competition this year with 3 showcase projects. Total student participation was 12.

  9. Of those 3 showcases, all 3 were invited to State STLP Competition. 1 received a perfect score!

  10. Meeting the Six STLP Goals

  11. “The STLP will develop activities that enhance the academic, social and emotional growth of the student.” Goal 1 Goal 2 “The STLP will provide leadership opportunities for all students.”

  12. “The STLP will experience multi-age collaboration by forming innovative learning partnerships.” Goal 3 Goal 4 “The STLP will form learning partnerships between students with different technology skills.”

  13. “The STLP will develop activities that benefit the community.” Goal 5 Goal 6 “The STLP will develop instructional activities, which integrate technology and benefit the school and support the Kentucky Educational Technology System (KETS).”

  14. How we are meeting the goal... • Our activities for the 2011-2012 school year include all two areas of STLP PROJECTS: community service and instructional. We plan to increase participation next year and build on our projects.

  15. How we are meeting GOAL 1 • Through their projects, all STLP students have grown socially, academically and emotionally. They have met Goal 1 by becoming better students, working with others, collaborating with the community and finding answers and solutions to problems encountered through their work on projects and their STLP experiences.

  16. How we are meeting GOAL 2 • Many of our STLP students are the “less popular” population. Through their participation and success in STLP, they have become respected and admired members of the school community. Many of these students have shown improvement in academics and a desire to participate in other extracurricular activities as a result.

  17. How we are meeting GOAL 3 • Our Coffee and Computers group has worked with the librarian at Fairview High School to help launch an instructional program for students, teachers, and the community to share knowledge about computers. All levels of students have grown closer as a school community as a result of their STLP projects and interaction.

  18. How we are meeting GOAL 4 • STLP Students have formed learning partnerships by completing projects. They have all had a part in the project, but quickly learned each others strengths and weaknesses and worked to utilize the strengths in each group and improve on each others weaknesses. They have formed close peer and staff friendships as a result of their participation in STLP.

  19. How we are meeting GOAL 5 • Most all of the STLP projects have involved or included the community. Students have created websites that bring Cyber Safety Awareness to the school and community. They have organized events that have brought computer knowledge to the community. They have formed valuable partnerships with both the school community and local business community.

  20. How we are meeting GOAL 6 • The entire STLP process has benefited the school and the KETS. Students are required to abide by school and KETS acceptable use policies. Their projects are aligned with curriculum standards and include all aspects of learning - emotional, academic, social. STLP is making good students great students and productive, informed members of the technology community.

  21. STLP Recruitment • an organizational meeting is held at the start of the school year - interested students are encouraged to attend • many students are recruited by students and word of mouth • posters placed in school • students who do not attend the organizational meeting are invited by the coordinator and teachers to participate

  22. STLP is for EVERYONE • an organizational meeting is held at the start of the school year - interested students are encouraged to attend • students who do not attend the organizational meeting are invited by the coordinator and teachers to participate • all students in the middle school are encouraged to participate in either Regional Competition or Virtual Competition • no student has been turned away from FMS STLP

  23. Fairview Independent STLP

  24. STLP Membership • our school is a school wide Title One school • our ethnic diversity is 99% Caucasian, 1% african american • our school enrollment 6-8 is 250 students • all students in the middle school are encouraged to participate in either Regional Competition or Virtual Competition although our current STLP is 99% Caucasian • no student has been or will ever be turned away from STLP because of ethnic background or race

  25. STLP and the Community • our STLP uses Eagle Cyber Gazette, our school newspaper, to promote all school events including STLP • STLP events/projects are posted on the district website • STLP students are active members of the community and promote projects and events by word of mouth • STLP is also promoted in our local daily and weekly newspapers as well as our newspaper • STLP is also promoted on the school website and the STLP coordinators’ website. • Website: http://www.fairview.kyschools.us/olc/class.aspx?id=11811&s=1118

  26. Projects for 2011-2012

  27. Coffee And Computers • created website • created instructional sessions to teach people about computers • collaborated with the Fairview High School librarian to hold sessions

  28. Cyber Safety with Woody • created website • created video • created comic book • created a pledge to bring cyber safety awareness to others

  29. Eagle Cyber Gazette • created online newspaper to bring awareness about FMS to the community and the school • post monthly newspapers to website and provided copies to students

  30. Presenters for 2011-2012

  31. Coffee and Computers • instructed students, teachers, and community members how to use computers • applied to present at the State Competition in Lexington

  32. Our STLP Projects INVOLVE THE COMMUNITY • inviting the community to Coffee and Computer sessions to teach about computers • promoting Cyber Safety within our school and community • promoting school/community events via web and school newspaper

  33. Our STLP Projects TEACH OTHERS IN THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY • instructional videos on how to use different computer programs • Cyber Safety website with pledge and tips on how to stay safe online • online newspaper that keeps students, parents, and the community in the know about FMS

  34. Our STLP Projects ASSIST THE SCHOOL TECHNICALLY • maintaining our STLP website on the coordinator’s webpage • creating a school newspaper • serve as ambassadors for STLP • showcase projects and resources for peers and teachers

  35. Our STLP Projects ASSIST CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION • maintaining websites • producing a school newspaper • allow for differentiated learning and student choice in projects and assessments • utilize technology for a “greener” school such as paperless classrooms

  36. Our STLP Projects PROVIDE SERVICES OR PRODUCTS TO THE SCHOOL OR COMMUNITY • provide instructional videos on how to use computer programs such as email and animation • maintaining STLP websites • creating an online newspaper shared via web • utilize technology for a “greener” school such as paperless classrooms • work with the school and community as STLP ambassadors

  37. The FUTURE of FAIRVIEW STLP • work to increase student participation and projects at Fairview Middle School • continue to maintain school and community websites • continue to create a school newspaper shared via web • utilize technology for a “greener” school such as paperless classrooms • work with the school and community as STLP ambassadors

  38. Slideshow prepared by: Missy Murray, FHS STLP Coordinator Tonia Parker, FMS STLP Coordinator

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