exam Data Used: Statutory Reference: 115C-105.27 (b) (6) Strategies Point Person Evidence of Success Funding Personnel Timeline (determined by what data) Involved (title/name) (Student Impact) (estimated (Start—End) Task cost / source) Interim Task Dates Task (PD) 1. Lunch coverage will be provided by Submission of applicant names; CMS Admin (Sept-June) lunch monitors and volunteers for Admin hiring of lunch monitors; supervision of students in K-5 in both the (Woodruff, Attendance of monitors Parent Nov. 17 Annex and the Main building. Dermott) Advocates Jan. 19 Mar. 16 Parent Advocates will recruit Parent Advocate Lunch May 11 volunteers to monitor daily lunch (Walker and Monitors times in order to support the Alhassan) work of the lunch monitors Provide training for volunteers several times per year. 2. Master Schedule: The schedule for N/A Admin (Sept.-June) Lunch Schedule lunches in both the Annex and the Main Admin building has been arranged to manage (Woodruff, Cafeteria Nov. 17 the number of students in the cafeteria at Dermott) Manager Jan. 19 any given time. Additionally, the schedule (Evelyn, Mar. 16 has been organized to utilize TA Cafeteria Manager Ennis) May 11 supervision during student lunch while (Evelyn Ennis, still providing a designated lunch time for Lisa Hall) teacher assistants. 3. School Behavior Matrix: The behavior Admin Reduced number of student N/A Admin (Sept-June) matrix, posted throughout the school and (Becker, discipline referrals the cafeteria sets clear behavioral McLaughlin, Discipline Nov. 17 expectations for students and Woodruff, Committee Jan. 19 incentivizes positive behaviors. Dermott, Phillips) Mar. 16 Lunch May 11 Monitors
exam Data Used: Statutory Reference: 115C-105.27 (b) (6) Strategies (determined by what data) Task Task Task (PD) Point Person (title/name) Evidence of Success (Student Impact) Funding (estimated cost / source) Personnel Involved Timeline (Start—End) Interim Dates 1. Lunch coverage will be provided by lunch monitors and volunteers for supervision of students in K-5 in both the Annex and the Main building. Parent Advocates will recruit volunteers to monitor daily lunch times in order to support the work of the lunch monitors Provide training for volunteers several times per year. Admin (Woodruff, Dermott) Parent Advocate (Walker and Alhassan) Submission of applicant names; hiring of lunch monitors; Attendance of monitors CMS Admin Parent Advocates Lunch Monitors (Sept-June) Nov. 17 Jan. 19 Mar. 16 May 11 2. Master Schedule: The schedule for lunches in both the Annex and the Main building has been arranged to manage the number of students in the cafeteria at any given time. Additionally, the schedule has been organized to utilize TA supervision during student lunch while still providing a designated lunch time for teacher assistants. Admin (Woodruff, Dermott) Cafeteria Manager (Evelyn Ennis, Lisa Hall) Lunch Schedule N/A Admin Cafeteria Manager (Evelyn, Ennis) (Sept.-June) Nov. 17 Jan. 19 Mar. 16 May 11 3. School Behavior Matrix: The behavior matrix, posted throughout the school and the cafeteria sets clear behavioral expectations for students and incentivizes positive behaviors. Admin (Becker, McLaughlin, Woodruff, Dermott, Phillips) Reduced number of student discipline referrals N/A Admin Discipline Committee Lunch Monitors (Sept-June) Nov. 17 Jan. 19 Mar. 16 May 11
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