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Apple Pie Ridge Elementary School Justin Raymond, Principal [email protected]

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Apple Pie Ridge Elementary SchoolJustin Raymond, Principal

[email protected]

Page 2: Apple Pie Ridge Elementary School Justin Raymond, Principal raymondj@frederick.k12.va.us

Apple Pie Ridge Elementary

Frederick County Public Schools, VA

Schools (20): 3 High, 4 Middle, 11 Elementary, a Technical and an Alternative

Established 1974

490 students (Grades K-5)

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Pre-Assessment 12 Pre-observations included

Kindergarten – 1 Observation (1 teacher) 1st Grade – 3 Observations (3 teachers) 2nd Grade – 2 Observations (2 teachers) 3rd Grade – 1 Observation (1 teacher) 4th Grade –1 Observation (1 teacher) 5th Grade – 2 Observations (2 teachers) Title One – 2 Observations (2 teachers)

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Observation Data (Pre) Highlights from pre-assessment data

Areas most commonly observed Engages in reading Engages in discussing text Engages in self assessment of work Engages in asking for and giving specific feedback

Areas of improvement Scheduled intervention times by teachers Creates learning tools, setting learning goals,

engages in making choices, engages in cooperative learning

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Professional Development Professional Development focus and school

focus Increase of intervention times and discussion of

intervention vs. remediation in team meetings Increase team meeting time Increase presence with title one teachers in

classrooms and PD with teachers in reading Reciprocal Teaching book study PD on unpacking of SOL’s and creation of unit

assessments Introduce SURN observation protocols

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Post Assessment 20 Post observations included

Kindergarten – 2 Observations (1 teacher)

1st Grade – 6 Observations (3 teachers) 2nd Grade – 4 Observations (2 teachers) 3rd Grade – 1 Observation (1 teacher) 5th Grade – 3 Observations (2 teachers) Title One – 4 Observations (2 teachers)

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Observation Data (Post) Highlights of post assessment data

Areas most commonly observed Engages in reading Engages in writing Creates learning tools Engages in asking for and giving specific

feedback Areas of Improvement

Setting learning goals and Engages in making choices

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Comparisons Noteworthy comparisons

showing pre and post assessment data Greatest gains in engages in

writing and creates/uses learning tool

Lower-Yield practices minimally observed during intervention walkthroughs

Student goal setting is an area of need

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2014-2015 Next Steps Next steps before year ends (April

and May) Teachers may take Hattie books in

preparation for next years book study After school intervention program in

grades 3-5 (32-36 students one day a week over a 6 week period)

Share data at staff meeting

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2015-2016 Next Steps Next steps for next year

Hattie book study Continue Reciprocal Teaching book study Increase student goal setting at school

level Team Unit Planning School or grade level wide daily

intervention time in math and reading (3 days reading, 2 days math)