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School Plan - Blytheville Public Schools

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ACSIP http://acsip.state.ar.us/cgi-bin/index.cgi?rm=report_acsip<br />

teeth, etc.<br />

Action Type: Wellness<br />

Appropriate professional development to promote the<br />

wellness and safety of our students will include<br />

updated training in CPR, training for teen suicide,<br />

sexual abuse, glucagon training, and child<br />

maltreatment.<br />

Action Type: Professional Development<br />

Action Type: Wellness<br />

Facilitator;<br />

Diane<br />

Jenkins,<br />

Math<br />

Instructional<br />

Facilitator<br />

Gregg<br />

Yarbrough,<br />

Principal<br />

Start:<br />

07/01/2012<br />

End:<br />

06/30/2013<br />

Administrative<br />

Staff<br />

District Staff<br />

Outside<br />

Consultants<br />

Teachers<br />

ACTION<br />

BUDGET: $<br />

Total Budget: $0<br />

Priority 5:<br />

Supporting<br />

Data:<br />

Goal<br />

Benchmark<br />

All students at <strong>Blytheville</strong> Primary <strong>School</strong> will learn to make good choices daily to create a positive<br />

learning environment with support from parents and community leaders.<br />

1.<br />

2.<br />

Data from the third year of implementation 2011-2012 indicates:<br />

80.7% Students with 0 major referrals<br />

9.9% Students with 1 major referral<br />

8.43% Students with 2-5 major referrals<br />

1.77% Students with 6+ major referrals<br />

Total Major Referrals by Problem Behavior<br />

14.7% Physical Aggression<br />

30.8% Disrespectful<br />

16.1% Disruption<br />

23.2% Fighting<br />

No minor referrals The percentage of students with major referrals decreased. The areas to that<br />

will be a main focus during the 2012-2013 will be Disrespect and Fighting.<br />

Data from the second year of implementation 2010-2011 indicates:<br />

80% Students with 0 major referrals<br />

10% Students with 1 major referral<br />

10% Students with 2-5 major referrals<br />

.009% Students with 6+ major referrals<br />

Total Major Referrals by Problem Behavior<br />

3.12% Physical Aggression<br />

4.23% Disrespectful<br />

.07% Disruption<br />

.65% Bullying<br />

Total Minor Referrals by Problem Behavior<br />

4.23% Disrespect<br />

3.12% Physical Aggression<br />

.20% Disruption<br />

1.24% Inappropriate language<br />

Data from the first year of implementation 2009-2010 indicates:<br />

87.72% Students with 0 major referrals<br />

8.12% Students with 1 major referral<br />

3.56% Students with 2-5 major referrals<br />

0.59% Students with 6+ major referrals<br />

Total Major Referrals by Problem Behavior<br />

36.1% Pysical Aggression<br />

24.1% Disrespectful<br />

9.3% Disruption<br />

6.5% Bullying<br />

Total Minor Referrals by Problem Behavior<br />

46.6% Disrespect<br />

25.0% Physical Aggression<br />

12.5% Disruption<br />

6.7% Inappropriate language<br />

<strong>Blytheville</strong> Primary <strong>School</strong> will actively engage parents and community leaders to form partnerships<br />

with the administrative staff, teachers, and students, resulting in fewer discipline referrals and a more<br />

positive school climate.<br />

By the end of the 2012-2013 school year, there will be a 10% decrease in the number of student<br />

incident reports and office referrals and there will be an increase in positive parent perception of our<br />

school.<br />

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