We have many ways that we share information to the public in addition to this PowerPoint that we update daily. I am not sure if the video on slide 12 will work for you or not, but our PBIS videos are also posted on our website. We have students demonstrate the safe, responsible, and respectful behaviors and the staff model the negative behaviors. We have lesson plans and videos for all common areas in the school.
This is just one of the many ways we share information with our stakeholders. We have many ways that we share information to the public in addition to this PowerPoint that we update daily. I am not sure if the video on slide 12 will work for you or not, but our PBIS videos are also posted on our website. We have students demonstrate the safe, responsible, and respectful behaviors and the staff model the negative behaviors. We have lesson plans and videos for all common areas in the school.
Some other ways we share information with our community are at PTO meetings, weekly classroom newsletters, Friday Jaguar Journal, parent email distribution lists, grade level performances, website home page, Principal’s blog, and other school activities. For example: today is the 50th day of school. We have invited parents in to a sock hop to celebrate this afternoon. The cover charge is a pair of socks to donate to the Comea Shelter. Next Wednesday we have a chili, chicken noodle soup, and bingo night …. Just for fun! This is not a fundraiser. Community partners are donating the bingo prizes and the staff is making and donating the food.
2. To create a safe learning environment where all students are
accountable for acquiring essential lifelong academic skills.
The Jessup community will…
1. Set and achieve goals
2. Use problem solving strategies
3. Demonstrate responsible, respectful behavior toward self,
others and the learning environment.
5. Chili with a Whole Wheat Cinnamon Roll
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Veggie Patch
6.
7. Look What’s Coming Up!
November 3rd – Picture Retakes, State of the District
East High (6:00 p.m.)
November 6th - 5th/6th Grade Honor Roll Ceremony (3:10
p.m.), 50th Day Celebration
November 11th - Veteran’s Day Assembly (8:45 a.m.), Early
Release (12:15 p.m.)
November 12th – 5th Grade Program 7:00 p.m.
November 18th – Holiday Meal
November 18th – 4th, 5th, 6th Grade Dance (3:45-5:50 p.m.)
9. Spirit of the Jaguar Award Winner
Cares of others first
Respects the diverse nature and
opinions of their peers an the Jessup
educators.
Pursues excellence through hard work.
Creates a welcoming environment so
every person feels values and
important.
Brings honor to themselves and their
school through character and integrity.
Collaborates with peers to accomplish
goals.
OLIVIA SMITH
13. Anti-Bullying Rules
We will not bully others!
We will help students who are being bullied!
We will include students who are left out!
If we know somebody is being bullied, we will tell an
adult at school and an adult at home!
We are safe, responsible, and respectful!
14. OLWEUS
BULLY PREVENTION PROGRAM
2015-2016 School Wide Goals
As reported by students in grades 3-6:
Decrease the reports of “feeling afraid of being bullied” from
30% to 25%.
Increase the report of “adults at school try to put a stop to it
when a student is being bullied at school” from 56% to 61%
Decrease the incidence of bullying in common areas from
17% to 12%.
17. OLWEUS
BULLY PREVENTION
~ TIPS FOR PARENTS ~
Encourage your child to tell a trusted adult about
bullying
Help your child support others who tend to be bullied
Teach your child to include others in activities
Allow your child to talk about his or her bullying
experiences
Do not encourage physical retaliation
22. MAP Test
Data
(Percentage of Jessup students above
the 50th percentile)
Year Kinder Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3
2015 83.33% 84.32% 73.81% 81.63%
2014 82.35% 65.91% 85.11% 73.47%
2013 77.78% 74.47% 74.47% 71.43%
23. Wyoming Accountability in
Education Act
The Wyoming Accountability in Education Act (WAEA) established a requirement to develop
procedures assigning all Wyoming public schools to one of the performance level categories:
Exceeding Expectations
Meeting Expectations
Partially Meeting Expectations
Not Meeting Expectations
School Performance Indicators
Growth: Measures how much students improved on the state test in reading and math from the prior
year to the current year compared to other students in the same grade with similar prior test scores.
Equity: The median student growth percentile in reading and math combined for a subgroup of
students (like achievers) who had low reading and math scores in the prior school years.
Achievement: The percent proficient or above on state tests in reading, math, science, and writing.
24. How did Jessup Elementary do in
each indicator?
Growth: Our median student growth percentile was 50. As a result we
met the targets.
Equity: We earned a score of 49. As a result we met the targets.
Achievement: We scored 67%. As a result we met the targets.
25. Joke of the Day!
What prize do you
get for putting you
phone on vibrate?