Oct.+6,+2011

We decided to plan out our Oct. 12 PBIS staff meeting on Oct. 6th. After we figure out the content, let's base the activities on web 2.0 tools for staff.

Topics leftover from September. Some still need action.

-Teacher canidates need to hold green/yellow slips during duty times, morning or afternoon. -Switch 3rd and 4th grade areas at parent pick-up -Paint in grade level numbers on yellow squares at parent pick up

Time out room in office. Concern about visitors who see and hear this. Request from 4th grade about Monkey bars at recess: //Ms. TenHope has reported to Mr. Mucha and I that there are several safety issues with the 4th graders playing on the jungle gym area. She said the kids are running and playing chase on it, jumping off of it, etc… basically using it incorrectly. I know when I am on duty I am always talking to the same kids about how to use the playground. She feels this is a serious issue that something needs to done. We don’t feel that revisiting the expectations is the answer. Could you possibly discuss this at your meeting tomorrow?// // ﻿Since this is repeated, this is a level 2 behavior. There should be consequences given to these kids (stars, loss of privledge, etc...) //

Cafeteria power standards...(see home page of wiki.)

TCT Oct. 12th (90 minutes)

-Written policy for disipline on playground (giving yellow sheets to communicate with homeroom teacher)- Work on document-email teachers on duty- ask for top 5 student complaints. -Remind teachers on recess duty to communicate with teachers about problems on the playground using a yellow sheet, not verbal (Priscilla) **Mention how to turn on music in the Cafeteria and who is responsible for turning on the music (everyone) - Picture (John) -Importance of IHUMing on the playground during duty- share in small groups one way that they interacted with a student during recess duty (John)

-Star Chart data collection ( collected on google spreadsheet - Dani and Priscilla create with Maria)- Dani and Priscilla

-Data talk- how to do this with students- Dani and Priscilla