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Royal Palm Middle School - Washington Elementary School District 6

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<strong>Royal</strong> <strong>Palm</strong> <strong>Middle</strong> <strong>School</strong> (6-8)—Title I <strong>School</strong> wide Program2014-2015 Continuous Improvement Plan (CIP)STRATEGY: INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR STRUGGLING STUDENTS, continued Students identified as needing Tier II targeted interventions, continue to receive supplementary instruction in fluidand flexible groups based on multiple sources of data, from a Highly Qualified Academic Intervention Specialistand/or a Highly Qualified para-professional. (If the interventionist’s schedule allows Tier II direct services, thenstudents will receive interventions from the teacher.) Intervention staff will keep accurate records that specify TierII students by grade, amount of weekly intervention time, progress monitoring dates and data, and interventionexit date based on data-validated criteria. <strong>School</strong>s will implement a clearly defined process to monitor intervention effectiveness, and move students in andout of interventions based on the data results, including weekly progress monitoring for Tier III students andongoing progress monitoring for Tier II students. Job-embedded time will be provided for data analysis and instructional planning to increase the consistency ofeffective differentiation of instruction and interventions targeted to meet the learning needs of individual studentsand subgroups of students in reading and math. Curriculum, instruction and assessment of English Language Learner (ELL) students will meet ADE requirements. ELL students receive instruction in the Structured English Immersion (SEI) four-hour model* or through theimplementation of Individual Language Learner Plans (ILLP) in a mainstream classroom. *Four-Hour Model: 1. OralConversation and Vocabulary; 2. Reading; 3. Writing; 4. Grammar. Students will be identified by the After <strong>School</strong> Academy for reading and math interventions based on relevant data.AIMS scores were used to identify students who were 10 points deficit on their scaled score to meeting. Studentsalso have the opportunity to receive tutoring services before and after school.9

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