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SCHOOL COUNSELING CORE CURRICULUM ACTION PLAN Herbert A. Ammons Middle School
2016-2017
Grade
Level Lesson Topic
ASCA Domain and Mindsets & Behaviors
Standard(s)Curriculum and
MaterialsProjected Start/End
Process Data
(Projected number
of students affected)
Perception Data (Type of surveys/
assessments to be used)
Outcome Data (Achievement,
attendance and/or behavior data to be
collected) Contact Person6th” Student
Orientation
Welcoming students to Herbert A. Ammons Middle School
Domain
Academic
Mindset
M 3
Behavior
B- LS 6
Curriculum
Miami Dade County Public Schools Parent and Student Handbook
Miami- Dade County Public Schools 2016-2017 Student Progression Plan
Three School Counselors (6th, 7th 8th grade)
MaterialsStudent
August 262016
100% of all 6th grade
248student
s
A pre- and post- survey will be given at the beginning and again at the end of the orientation session. Poll students and record their responses to the following three yes/no questions.
1. I understand how school counselors can support my academic achievement. (yes/no) 2. I can explain the grade level promotion requirements for middle school. (yes/no)
3. I know at least
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting sixth-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
Attendance
Decrease in student absences in the sixth grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Lisette Dobson6th Grade School Counselor
Maria CostaPrincipal
Francisco SauriAssistant Principal
Maria MassoAssistant Principal
handbook (agenda)-one per students
Projector
PowerpointPresentation
Copy of Middle School Grade Progression Plan for each student
Grade promotion requirements worksheet
Middle School Expectations
three ways I can contact my school counselor at school.(yes/no)
Attendance Reports
Interim Progress Reports
Report Cards
Nersa GarciaLead Magnet Teacher
6th Values MatterMiami
Respect
(Lesson and Lunchtime Activity)
DomainAcademic andSocial/Emotional
Mindset M 3
Behavior
B-SMS-2
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami Miami-Dade County Public Schools - District Curriculum
Materials
Access to Nearpod - Video and interactive
September1
2016
to
September 14
2016
100% of the 6th Grade
248 student
s
Exit/Entrance Ticket:Pre and post lesson evaluations and completion of Ammons’ Pledge of Respect.
Students will respond Yes/No to the following three questions:
1. I can list three ways to show respect
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in sixth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Data to be
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
online lesson presentation
Computers
Smart Board
Respect song CD by Aretha Franklin
Wall of Respect Banner
Markers (for signing banner)
Ammons’ Respect Pledge (one per student)
towards my teachers.
2. I understand the importance of self-respect and its connection to achievement.
3. I can explain the importance of treating everyone with respect.
Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
6th Bullying/Cyber-BullyingEducation for Middle School
Digital Citizenship-Respect and Responsibility(Lesson 1)
Domain
Social/Emotional
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Curriculum
Common Sense Education; Common Sense Media. Cyberbullying Middle School Curriculum
Lessons adapted from-Middle School Prevention; Middle School
Semester 1 (P.E.)August
292016To
September 30
2016
Semester 2 (P.E.)January
92017
100% of the 6th
Grade
248students
Pre and Post Lesson Evaluation. Ask students the following (three) yes/no perception questions and collect their answers.
1. I understand the role of respect and responsibility when communicating online.
2. I can name three ways to create a
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior (instigative, teasing name-calling) in sixth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Cyberbullying (Seattle Public Schools)
Materials
Match Real-World and Online Actions Activity Sheet
Social Contract/Citizenship Pledge worksheet (blank- for each student to complete)
Poster Board
Pens
Smart Board
Laptop
Digital Citizenship Video- Rights and Responsibilities
toJanuary
272017
positive online community.
3. I can explain how to help others become upstanding citizens.
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
6th Bullying/Cyber-BullyingEducation for
Domain
Social/Emotional
Curriculum
Common Sense Education;
Semester 1 (P.E.)
October 3
100% of the
6th Grade
Pre and post evaluations- consisting of three true/false questions.
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade
Middle School
What to Do If You Are BeingBullied/Cyberbullied(Lesson 2)
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Common Sense Media. Cyberbullying Middle School Curriculum
Lessons adapted from-Middle School Prevention; Middle School Cyberbullying (Seattle Public Schools)
Materials
Student Activity Sheet- How to Avoid Being a Target
Role Play Scenarios
Student Journals
Pens
2016To
October31
2016
Semester 2 (P.E.)
January 302017
toFebruary
102017
248students
Poll students and collect their responses to the following perception questions:
1. I know how to avoid becoming a target of a bully/cyberbully.
2. I can name three actions I can take if I am targeted by a bully/cyberbully.
3. The target of a bully/cyberbully is never at fault.
number disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in the sixth grade for 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
SchoolCounselor
6th Bullying/Cyber-BullyingEducation for Middle School
Domain
Social/Emotional
Curriculum
Common Sense Education; Common Sense
Semester 1
(P.E.)November
42016
100% of the 6th
Grade
Pre and post lesson (poll) evaluation. Responses recorded.
Students will raise
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the number of
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Bullying/Cyberbullying Impact andConsequences
(Lesson 3)
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Media. Cyberbullying Middle School Curriculum
Lessons adapted from-Middle School Prevention; Middle School Cyberbullying (Seattle Public Schools)
Materials
Student Story Sheet- How Bullying/Cyberbullying Can Affect Behavior
Data Sheet on the Impact of Cyberbullying/Bullying
PowerPoint Presentation
Laptop
Smart Board
ToNovember
182017
Semester 2(P.E.)
February 20
2017 To
March 10
2017
248student
s
their hand in response to the following three Likert Scale perception questions:
Scale 1 to 4- Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree
1. Apologizing cannot undo the damage of bullying.
2. The act of bullying/cyberbullying affects people other than the victim.
3. People who make a habit of bullying/cyberbullying are poorly equipped to succeed in school and relationships.
disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in the sixth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
Counselor
6th College/Career Readiness and Exploration
Domain
Career
Curriculum
Kuder-
December1
2016
100% of the
6th
Exit/Entrance Ticket:Pre and post lesson evaluations.
Outcome Data
Academic
Lisette Dobson
Lesson One
ABC’s of Skills- Skills and Best Practices for Success
Mindset
M 4
Behavior B- LS 7
MyCareerShinesFlorida
Department of Education- College and Career Planning Resource Center
Career One StopSource for Career Exploration, Training and JobsSponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor
Materials
ABC’s Activity Sheet
My Skills Worksheet
Pens
Pencils
Video Presentation of School/Life/Work Skills
To
December 20
2016
Grade
248students
Students will respond to the following four true/false statements:
1. There is a difference between knowledge and skills.
2. Skills gained in the classroom are very important in achieving success in a career.
3. Everyone has different skills.
4. If you practice skills, you can improve them.
Increase in students meeting sixth-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Report Cards
Interim Progress Reports
6th GradeSchool
Counselor
Smart Board
6th College/Career Readiness and Exploration
Lesson 2
Preparing Students for Success
Domain
Career
Behavior
B- SS 1
B-SS 9
Curriculum
Kuder-MyCareerShines
Florida Department of Education- College and Career Planning Resource Center
Career One StopSource for Career Exploration, Training and JobsSponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor
Materials
Tablets/Laptops
Internet Access (to research public school magnet programs and careers)
January9
2017
to
January20
2017
100% of all 6th grade
248students
Pre and post evaluations will be distributed before and after the magnet fair and corresponding classroom guidance session.
Students will answer the following four true/false questions:
1. I can name three qualities I possess that make me a desirable candidate for a magnet program or job.
2. I can define the term professional work ethic.
3. I can describe four strategies for success in school and work.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting sixth-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Report Cards
Interim Progress Reports
Attendance Reports
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School Counselor
Promoting Yourself- Activity Sheet
Paper
Pens
Fair Agenda (one for each student)
6th College/Career Readiness and Exploration
Lesson Three
Preparing for College and Career Exploration and Goal-Setting
Domain
Career
Mindset
M 4
Behavior B- LS 7
Curriculum
Kuder-MyCareerShines
Florida Department of Education- College and Career Planning Resource Center
Career One StopSource for Career Exploration, Training and JobsSponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor
Materials
March13
2017
To
March 302017
100% of the
6th Grade
248students
Pre and Post Evaluation and Career interest/values inventories completed
Completion of goal-setting sheet (to include post-secondary goal)
Poll students:Three yes/no perception questions:
1. I know the components of a smart goal.
2. I can identify at least three careers that match my interests.
3. I understand the
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting sixth-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
AttendanceDecrease in students absences in the sixth grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Report CardsInterim Progress
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Laptops/Tablets
Access to Kuder-MyCareerShines Interest and Values Inventory
Self-Survey/Goal-Setting Sheet
Self-assessment Survey
connection between work and school.
Reports
Attendance Reports
6th Values Matter Miami
Pursuit of Excellence
Domain
Academic
Mindset
M 6
Behavior
B- LS 6
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami Miami-Dade County Public Schools- District Curriculum
Materials
Access to Nearpod – Video and online lesson presentation
Laptops
Smart Board
January 23
2017
To
February3
2017
100% of the 6th
Grade
248students
Extrance/Exit E-Ticket- Pre- and post- evaluation questions at the beginning and end of the lesson.
Three yes/no perception questions:
1. I know how to develop an education plan for myself
2. I can create a weekly schedule for completing my assignments.
3. I can explain the purpose of my school agenda book.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting sixth-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
BehaviorDecrease in the number disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in sixth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Co-Facilitated
withHomeroom
Teachers
PowerPoint Presentation
Education Plan Worksheet
AttendanceDecrease in student absences in the sixth grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Attendance Reports
Interim Progress Reports
Report Cards,
Student Behavioral Referrals Report
6th Values Matter Miami
KindnessRandom Acts of Kindness Lesson and Lunchtime Activities
Domain
Social/Emotional
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami--Miami-Dade County Public Schools- District Curriculum
Materials
16 Ideas for Random Acts of Kindness
February 13
2017
To
February 17
2017
100% of the 6th
Grade
248students
A pre and post survey given at the beginning and end of the week:
Agree/Disagree Perception Questions:
1. Acts of kindness can motivate, inspire and give confidence to the people who receive them.
2. I understand the term Random Act of Kindness.
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the number of administrative referrals in sixth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Administrative
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Co-Facilitated
withHomeroom
Teachers
handout (one per student)
RAK (Random Acts of Kindness) Tickets
The ComplimentGame
Kindness Activity Rave Wall
Hands on Kindness Activity Sheet
Markers
Heart Sticky Notes
Tear-out Posters for each Homeroom Classroom
Internet and smartboard (to show Kindness Video-Vest)
3. I understand the meaning and importance of empathy.
Behavioral Referral Reports
6th Values Matter Miami
Integrity/Honesty
Domain
Social/Emotional
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami--Miami-Dade County Public Schools- District Curriculum
Materials
Laptops
Smart Board
Nearpod – Character-Video Presentation
Banner paper
Markers
“I” Statements Handout (one per student)
Code of Conduct Handout on Academic Dishonesty (one per student)
April 24
2017
To
May5
2017
100% of the 6th
Grade
248students
Pre and post- test given at the beginning and end of the lesson.
Student responses to the following perception (yes/no) questions will be collected and analyzed.
1. I know the definition of academic integrity.
2. I can name at least four forms of academic dishonesty.
3. Making a commitment practicing integrity is critical to school/work success.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting sixth-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in sixth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Attendance
Decrease in student absences in the sixth grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Attendance Reports
Interim Progress
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Co- facilitated
withHomeroom
Teachers
Reports
Report Cards,
Student Behavioral Referrals Report
Grade
Level
Lesson Topic ASCA Domain and Mindsets & Behaviors
Standard(s)
Curriculum and Materials
Projected Start/End
Process Data
(Projected number
of students
Perception Data (Type of surveys/
assessments to be used)
Outcome Data (Achievement,
attendance and/or behavior data to be
collected)
Contact Person
affected)7th Student
Orientation
Welcoming students to 7th grade and a new year at Herbert A. Ammons Middle School
DomainAcademic
Mindset
M 3
Behavior:Social Skills
B- SS 3
Curriculum
Miami Dade County Public Schools Parent and Student Handbook
Miami- Dade County Public Schools 2016-2017 Student Progression Plan
Three School Counselors (6th, 7th 8th grade)
MaterialsStudent handbook (agenda)-one per students
Projector
PowerpointPresentation
Middle School Promotion Requirements
IB Certificate Requirements
August 292016
100% of all 7th grade
409students
A pre- and post- survey will be given at the beginning and again at the end of the orientation session. Poll students and record their responses to the following three yes/no questions.
1. I understand how school counselors can support my academic achievement. (yes/no) 2. I can explain the grade level promotion requirements for middle school. (yes/no)
3. I know at least three ways I can contact my school counselor at school.(yes/no)
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting seventh-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Attendance Reports
Interim Progress Reports
Report Cards,
Student Behavioral Referrals Report
SuziePerlman7th Grade School Counselor and TRUST Counselor
Maria CostaPrincipal
Francisco SauriAssistant Principal
Maria MassoAssistant Principal
Nersa GarciaLead Magnet Teacher
7th Values MatterMiami
Respect
(Lesson and Lunchtime Activity)
DomainAcademic andSocial/Emotional
Mindset M 3
Behavior
B-SMS-2
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami Miami-Dade County Public Schools - District Curriculum
Materials
Access to Nearpod - Video and interactive online lesson presentation
Computers
Smart Board
Respect song CD by Aretha Franklin Ways to Show Respect Game
Wall of Respect Banner
Markers (for signing banner)
Ammons’ Respect Pledge
September1
2016
to
September 14
2016
100% of the 7th Grade
409 student
s
Exit/Entrance Ticket:Pre and post lesson evaluations and completion of Ammons’ Pledge of Respect.
Students will respond Yes/No to the following three questions:
1.I can list three ways that I can show respect towards my teachers.
2. I understand the importance of self-respect and it’s connection to achievement.
3. I can explain the importance of treating everyone with respect.
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in seventh grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
(one per student)
7th Bullying/Cyber-BullyingEducation for Middle School
Bullying/Cyberbullying: Standing Up for Others(Lesson 1)
Domain
Social/Emotional
MindsetM 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Curriculum
Common Sense Education; Common Sense Media. Cyberbullying Middle School Curriculum
Lessons adapted from-Middle School Prevention; Middle School Cyberbullying (Seattle Public Schools)
Materials
Drawing paper
Markers
“Why Care?” Student Activity Sheet
Video- Speak Up
Semester 1 (P.E)
September 1
2016To
September 30
2016
Semester 2 (P.E)
January 9
2017 To
January27
2017
100% of the 7th
Grade
409 stude
nts
Using a Likert Scale (ranging from 1 to 4-strongly disagree, disagree, agree, strongly agree), the students will answer the following perception questions:
1. I can explain the difference between an upstander and a bystander.
2. I understand what it means to be socially responsible.
3. I know how to react when I witness a bullying situation.
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in seventh grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
Suzie Perlman
7th Grade School/TRUST Counselor
7th Bullying/ Domain Curriculum Semester 100% of Pre and post lesson Outcome Data Suzie
Cyber-BullyingEducation for Middle School
Cyberbullying: Impact andConsequences(Lesson 2)
Social/Emotional
MindsetM 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Common Sense Education; Common Sense Media. Cyberbullying Middle School Curriculum
Lessons adapted from-Middle School Prevention; Middle School Cyberbullying (Seattle Public Schools)Materials
Student Story Sheet- How Bullying/Cyberbullying Can Affect Behavior
Data Sheet on the Impact of Cyberbullying/Bullying
PowerPoint Presentation
Laptop
Smart Board
1 (P.E)
October 3
2016To
October31
2016
Semester 2 (P.E.)
January 30
2017To
February10
2017
the 7th
Grade
409 students
(poll) evaluation. Responses recorded.
Students will raise their hand in response to the following three Likert Scale perception questions:Pre and post evaluation. Likert Scale 1 to 4- Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree
1. Apologizing cannot undo the damage of bullying.
2. The act of bullying/cyberbullying affects people other than the victim.
3. People who make a habit of bullying/cyberbullying are poorly equipped to succeed in school and relationships.
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in the seventh grade for 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
Perlman
7th Grade School/TRUST
Counselor
7th Bullying/Cyber-BullyingEducation for Middle School
Bullying/Cyberbullying Across Devices and Services- My Online Code(Lesson 3)
Domain
Social/Emotional
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Curriculum
Common Sense Education; Common Sense Media. Cyberbullying Middle School Curriculum
Lessons adapted from-Middle School Prevention; Middle School Cyberbullying (Seattle Public Schools)
Materials
Laptops
SmartboardScenarios sheet
Game Console
Cell Phone
Code of Conduct Activity Sheet
Semester 1 (P.E)
November4
2016To
November 18
2017
Semester 2 (P.E)
February 20
2017To
March 10
2017
100% of the 7th
Grade
409 student
s
Pre and post-test evaluations.
Students will respond to the following three yes/no perception questions:
1. I know at least three ways to defend myself against cyberbullying on various devices
2. I can name four ways features of email, text and blogging are used by cyberbullies.
3. I understand how cyberbullies use phones, computers, etc. to bully their targets.
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in the seventh grade for 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
Suzie Perlman
7th Grade School/TRUST
Counselor
7th College/Career Readiness and Exploration
Lesson 2
Preparing Students for Success
Domain
Career
Behavior: Social Skills
B- SS 1B- SS 9
Curriculum
Kuder-MyCareerShines
Florida Department of Education- College and Career Planning Resource Center
Career One Stop
Source for Career Exploration, Training and Jobs
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor
Materials
Tablets/Laptops
Internet Access (to research public school magnet programs and careers)
Promoting
January9
2017
To
January20
2017
100% of all 7th grade
409student
s
Pre and post evaluations will be distributed before and after the magnet fair and corresponding classroom guidance session.Students will answer the following four true/false questions:
1. I can name three qualities I possess that make me a desirable candidate for a magnet program or job.
2. I can define the term professional work ethic.
3. I can describe four strategies for success in school and work.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting seventh-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Report Cards
Interim Progress Reports
Attendance Reports
Suzie Perlman
7th Grade School/TRUST Counselor
Yourself- Activity Sheet (one per student)
Paper
Pens
Instruction Sheet for My Career Shines(one for each student)
7th College/Career Readiness and Exploration
Lesson 1
Preparing for College and Career Exploration and Goal-Setting
Domain
Career
Mindset
M 4
Behavior
B- LS 1
Curriculum
Kuder-MyCareerShines
Florida Department of Education- College and Career Planning Resource Center
Career One StopSource for Career Exploration, Training and JobsSponsored by the U.S. Department of
December1
2017
To
December20
2017
100% of the
7th Grade
409student
s
Pre and Post Evaluation and Career interest/values inventories completed
Completion of goal-setting sheet (to include post-secondary goal)
Poll students:Three yes/no perception questions:
1. I know the components of a smart goal.
2. I can identify at least three careers that match my
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting seventh-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
AttendanceDecrease in students absences in the seventh grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
SuzannePerlman
7th Grade School
Counselor
Labor
Materials
Laptops/Tablets
Access to Kuder-MyCareerShines Interest and Values Inventory
Self-Survey/Goal-Setting Sheet
Self-assessment Survey
interests.
3. I understand the connection between work and school.
Report Cards
Interim Progress Reports
Attendance Reports
7th College/Career Readiness and Exploration
Lesson 3
Mapping Your Future
Domain
Career
Mindset
M 4
Behavior
B- LS 1
Curriculum
Kuder-MyCareerShines
Florida Department of Education- College and Career Planning Resource Center
Career One StopSource for Career Exploration, Training and
March13
2017
To
March 30
2017
100% of the 7th Grade
409 student
s
Pre- and post- evaluations using a four-point Likert Scale (strongly disagree to strongly agree)
1. I believe researching careers will lead to better school and career related decision-making.
2. I believe there is a relationship between school experiences and preparation for future careers.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting seventh-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
AttendanceDecrease in student absences in the seventh grade during the 2016-2017 school year
SuzannePerlman
7th Grade School
Counselor
JobsSponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor
Materials
Internet
Career Pathways Research Worksheet
Careers of Interest to Me Activity Sheet
Research/Internet Research Sites
3. I believe developing knowledge and skills in career awareness will help me map my career pathway.
Data to beCollected
Report Cards
Interim Progress Reports
Attendance Reports
7th Values Matter Miami
Pursuit of Excellence
Domain
Academic
Mindset
M 6
Behavior
B- LS 6
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami Miami-Dade County Public Schools- District Curriculum
Materials
Access to Nearpod – Video and
January 30
2017
To
February10
2017
100% of the 7th
Grade
409 students
Extrance/Exit E-Ticket- Pre- and post- evaluation questions at the beginning and end of the lesson.
Three yes/no perception questions:
1. I know how to develop an education plan for myself
2. I can create a weekly schedule for
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting seventh-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
BehaviorDecrease in the number
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Co-Facilitated
withHomeroom
Teachers
online lesson presentation
Laptops
Smart Board
PowerPoint Presentation
Education Plan Worksheet
completing my assignments.
3. I can explain the purpose of my school agenda book.
disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in seventh grade for the 2016-2017 school year
AttendanceDecrease in students absences in the seventh grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Attendance Reports
Interim Progress Reports
Report Cards,
Student Behavioral Referrals Report
7th Values Matter Miami
KindnessRandom Acts of Kindness Lesson and Lunchtime Activities
Domain
Social/Emotional
Mindset
M 1
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami--Miami-Dade County Public Schools- District Curriculum
February 13
2017
To
February 17
100% of the 7th
Grade
409 students
A pre and post survey given at the beginning and end of the week:
Agree/Disagree Perception Questions:
1. Acts of kindness can motivate, inspire and
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the number of administrative referrals in seventh grade for
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Behavior
B- SS 5 Materials
16 Ideas for Random Acts of Kindness
RAK (Random Acts of Kindness) Tickets
The ComplimentGame
Kindness Activity Wall
Hands on Kindness Activity Sheet
Markers
Heart Sticky Notes
Tear-out Posters for each Homeroom Classroom
Internet and
2017 give confidence to the people who receive them.
2. I understand the term Random Act of Kindness.
3. I understand the meaning and importance of empathy.
the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Administrative Behavioral Referral Reports
Co-Facilitated
withHomeroom
Teachers
smartboard (to show Kindness Video-Vest)
7th Values Matter Miami
Integrity/Honesty
Domain
Social/Emotional
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami--Miami-Dade County Public Schools- District Curriculum
Materials
Laptops/computers
Smart Board
Nearpod – Character-Video Presentation
Banner paper
Markers
“I” Statements Handout (one per student)
April 242017
To
May 52017
100% of the 7th
Grade
409 students
Pre and post- test given at the beginning and end of the lesson.
Student responses to the following perception (yes/no) questions will be collected and analyzed.
1. I know the definition of academic integrity.
2. I can name at least four forms of academic dishonesty.
3. Making a commitment practicing integrity is critical to school/work success.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting seventh-grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for academic dishonesty/cheating in seventh grade for the 2016-2017 school year
AttendanceDecrease in student absences in the seventh
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Co- facilitated
with Homeroom
Teachers
Code of Conduct Handout on Academic Dishonesty (one per student)
grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Attendance Reports
Interim Progress Reports
Report Cards,
Student Behavioral Referrals Report
Grade
Level Lesson Topic
ASCA Domain and Mindsets & Behaviors
Standard(s)Curriculum and
MaterialsProjected Start/End
Process Data
(Projected number
of students affected)
Perception Data (Type of surveys/
assessments to be used)
Outcome Data (Achievement,
attendance and/or behavior data to be
collected)8th Student
Orientation
Welcoming students to 8th
DomainAcademic
Mindset
Curriculum
Miami Dade County Public Schools Parent
August 312016
100% of all 8th grade
388
A pre- and post- survey will be given at the beginning and again at the end of the orientation session.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting
Ronda Carey 8th Grade School Counselor
grade at Herbert A. Ammons Middle School
M 3
Behavior:Social Skills
B- SS 3
and Student Handbook
Miami- Dade County Public Schools 2016-2017 Student Progression Plan
Three School Counselors (6th, 7th 8th grade)
MaterialsStudent handbook (agenda)-one per students
Projector
PowerpointPresentation
Middle School Promotion Requirements
IB Certificate Requirements
students
Poll students and record their responses to the following three yes/no questions.
1. I understand how school counselors can support my academic achievement. (yes/no) 2. I can explain the grade level promotion requirements for middle school. (yes/no)
3. I know at least three ways I can contact my school counselor at school.(yes/no)
eighth grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Attendance Reports
Interim Progress Reports
Report Cards,
Student Behavioral Referrals Report
Maria CostaPrincipal
Francisco SauriAssistant Principal
Maria MassoAssistant Principal
Nersa GarciaLead Magnet Teacher
8th Values MatterMiami
Respect
DomainAcademic andSocial/Emotional
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami Miami-Dade County
September1
2016
to
100% of the 8th Grade
Exit/Entrance Ticket:Pre and post lesson evaluations and completion of Ammons’ Pledge of
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the number of
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
(Lesson and Lunchtime Activity)
Mindset M 3
Behavior
B-SMS-2
Public Schools - District Curriculum
Materials
Access to Nearpod - Video and interactive online lesson presentation
Computers
Smart Board
Respect song CD by Aretha Franklin Ways to Show Respect Game
Wall of Respect Banner
Markers (for signing banner)
Ammons’ Respect Pledge (one per student)
September 14
2016
388 student
s
Respect.
Students will respond Yes/No to the following three questions:
1.I can list three ways that I can show respect towards my teachers.
2. I understand the importance of self-respect and its connection with achievement.
3. I can explain the importance of treating everyone with respect.
disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in eighth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
Counselor
8th Bullying/Cyber-
Domain Curriculum Semester 1 (P.E)
100% of the
Pre and Post Lesson Evaluation.
Outcome Data Ronda Carey
BullyingEducation for Middle School
Turn Down the Dial on Bullying/Cyberbullying
(Lesson 1)
Social/Emotional
MindsetM 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Common Sense Education; Common Sense Media. Cyberbullying Middle School Curriculum
Lessons adapted from-Middle School Prevention; Middle School Cyberbullying (Seattle Public Schools)
Materials
Video- “Ricardo’s Story- Making Fun of Others”
Video-“ Stacey’s Story- When Rumors Escalate”
Dial it Down- Student Activity Sheet
Cyberbullying – Tip Sheet
September 5
2016To
September 30
2016
Semester 2 (P.E)
January9
2017to
January27
2017
8th Grade
388students
Ask students the following (five) yes/no perception questions and collect their answers.
1. I know at least three ways to avoid becoming a target of cyberbullying.
2. I can name three things a target can do to get away from a bully.3. I can explain how bullies/cyberbullies pick their targets.
4. I can explain how bullies/cyberbullies pick their targets.
5. I can define four tactics to de-escalate online/offline cruelty.
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in eighth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
8th Grade School
Counselor
8th Bullying/ Domain Curriculum Semester 100% of Pre and post lesson Outcome Data Ronda
Cyber-BullyingEducation for Middle School
Cyberbullying: Impact andConsequences(Lesson 2)
Social/Emotional
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Common Sense Education; Common Sense Media. Cyberbullying Middle School Curriculum
Lessons adapted from-Middle School Prevention; Middle School Cyberbullying (Seattle Public Schools)Materials
Student Story Sheet- How Bullying/Cyberbullying Can Affect Behavior
Data Sheet on the Impact of Cyberbullying/Bullying
PowerPoint Presentation
Laptop
Smart Boar
1 (P.E)October
3 2016
ToOctober
312016
Semester 2
(P.E)January
302017
toFebruary
102017
the 8th
Grade
388students
(poll) evaluation. Responses recorded.
Students will raise their hand in response to the following three Likert Scale perception questions:Pre and post evaluation. Likert Scale 1 to 4- Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree
1. Apologizing cannot undo the damage of bullying.
2. The act of bullying/cyberbullying affects people other than the victim.
3. People who make a habit of bullying/cyberbullying are poorly equipped to succeed in school and relationships.
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in the sixth grade for 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
Carey
8th Grade School
Counselor
8th Bullying/ Domain Curriculum Semester 1 100% of Pre and post lesson Outcome Data Ronda
Cyber-BullyingEducation for Middle School
Bullying/Cyberbullying- Techniques and Scenarios
(Lesson 3)
Social/Emotional
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Common Sense Education; Common Sense Media. Cyberbullying Middle School Curriculum
Lessons adapted from-Middle School Prevention; Middle School Cyberbullying (Seattle Public Schools)Materials
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(P.E.)November
42016
ToNovember
182017
Semester 2 (P.E.)
February20
2017to
March10
2017
the 8th
Grade
388students
(poll) evaluation. Responses recorded.
Students will raise their hand in response to the following three Likert Scale perception questions:Pre and post evaluation. Likert Scale 1 to 4- Strongly Agree to Strongly Disagree
1. I believe the targets of bullying/cyberbullying are “picked on” because they appear vulnerable.
2. I believe indirect attacks by bullies/cyberbullies can be equally as harmful as direct attacks.
3. Sometimes it is difficult to know what action to take when someone is being bullied.
BehaviorDecrease in the number of disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in the eighth grade for 2016-2017 school year
Data to be Collected
Behavioral Referral Reports
Carey
8th Grade School
Counselor
Co-Facilitated
withHomeroom
Teachers
8th Values Matter Miami
Kindness
Domain
Social/Emotional
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami--
February 13
2017
A pre and post survey given at the beginning and end of the week
Agree/Disagree
Outcome Data
BehaviorDecrease in the
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Random Acts of Kindness
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Miami-Dade County Public Schools- District Curriculum
Materials
10 Ideas for Random Acts of Kindness
RAK (Random Acts of Kindness) Tickets/Markers
The ComplimentGameKindness Activity Wall
Hands on Kindness Activity Sheet
To
February 282017
Perception Questions:
1. Acts of kindness can motivate, inspire and give confidence to the people who receive them.
2. I understand the term Random Act of Kindness.3. I understand the meaning and importance of empathy.
number of administrative referrals for bullying/ instigative behavior in eighth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Administrative Behavioral Referral Reports
Counselor
Co-Facilitated
withHomeroom
Teachers
8th College/Career Readiness and Exploration
Lesson 1
Preparing Students for Success
Domain
Career Behavior:
B- SS 1 B- SS 9
Curriculum
Kuder-MyCareerShines
Florida Department of Education- College and Career Planning Resource Center
December6
2016
To
December20
2016
100% of all 8th grade
388students
Pre and post evaluations will be distributed before and after the magnet fair and corresponding classroom guidance session.Students will answer the following four true/false questions:
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting eighth grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
Ronda Carey
8th Grade School
Counselor
Career One StopSource for Career Exploration, Training and JobsSponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor
Materials
Tablets/Laptops
Internet Access (to research public school magnet programs and careers)
Promoting Yourself- Activity Sheet
Paper
Pens
Magnet Fair Information (one for each student)
1. I can name three qualities I possess that make me a desirable candidate for a magnet program or job.
2. I can define the term professional work ethic.
3. I can describe four strategies for success in school and work.
Data to beCollected
Report Cards
Interim Progress Reports
Attendance Reports
8th College/Career Readiness and Exploration
Lesson Two
Preparing for College and Career Exploration and Goal-Setting
Domain
Career
Mindset
M 4
Behavior
B- LS 1
Curriculum
Kuder-MyCareerShines
Florida Department of Education- College and Career Planning Resource Center
Career One StopSource for Career Exploration, Training and JobsSponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor
Materials
Laptops/Tablets
Access to Kuder-MyCareerShines Interest and Values Inventory
Self-Survey/Goal-
January9
2017
ToFebruary
132017
100% of the
8th Grade
388students
Pre and Post Evaluation and Career interest/values inventories completed
Completion of goal-setting sheet (to include post-secondary goal)
Poll students:Three yes/no perception questions:
1. I know the components of a smart goal.
2. I can identify at least three careers that match my interests.
3. I understand the connection between work and school.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting eighth grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
AttendanceDecrease in student absences in the eighth grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Report Cards
Interim Progress Reports
Attendance Reports
RondaCarey
8th Grade School
Counselor
Setting Sheet
Self-assessment Survey8th College/Career
Readiness and Exploration
Lesson Three
Mapping Your Future
Domain
Career
Mindset
M 4
Behavior
B- LS 1
Curriculum
Kuder-MyCareerShines
Florida Department of Education- College and Career Planning Resource Center
Career One StopSource for Career Exploration, Training and JobsSponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor
Materials
Internet
Career Pathways Research Worksheet
Careers of
March13
2017
To
April7
2017
100% of the
8th Grade
388students
Pre- and post- evaluations using a four-point Likert Scale (strongly disagree to strongly agree)
1. I believe researching careers will lead to better school and career related decision-making.
2. I believe there is a relationship between school experiences and preparation for future careers.
3. I believe developing knowledge and skills in career awareness will help me map my career pathway.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting eighth grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
AttendanceDecrease in students absences in the eighth grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Report Cards
Interim Progress Reports
Attendance Reports
Ronda Carey
8th Grade School
Counselor
Interest to Me Activity Sheet (one per student)
Research- My Career Shines site
8th Values Matter Miami
Pursuit of Excellence
Domain
Academic
Mindset
M 6
Behavior
B- LS 6
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami Miami-Dade County Public Schools- District Curriculum
Materials
Access to Nearpod – Video and online lesson presentation
Laptops
Smart Board
PowerPoint Presentation
Education Plan Worksheet
January 23
2016
To
February 9
2016
100% of the 8th
Grade
388student
s
Extrance/Exit E-Ticket- Pre- and post- evaluation questions at the beginning and end of the lesson.
Three yes/no perception questions:
1. I know how to develop an education plan for myself.
2. I can create a weekly schedule for completing my assignments.
3. I can explain the purpose of my school agenda book.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting eighth grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
BehaviorDecrease in the number disciplinary referrals for bullying behavior in eighth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
AttendanceDecrease in student absences in the eighth grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Co-Facilitated
withHomeroom
Teachers
Data to beCollected
Attendance Reports
Interim Progress Reports
Report Cards,
Student Behavioral Referrals Report
8th Values Matter Miami
Integrity/Honesty
Domain
Social/Emotional
Mindset
M 1
Behavior
B- SS 5
Curriculum
Values Matter Miami--Miami-Dade County Public Schools- District Curriculum
Materials
Laptops
Smart Board
Nearpod – Character-Video Presentation
Banner paper
“I” Statements
April24
2017To
May 5, 2017
100% of the 8th
Grade
388students
Pre and post- test given at the beginning and end of the lesson.
Student responses to the following perception (yes/no) questions will be collected and analyzed.
1. I know the definition of academic integrity.
2. I can name at least four forms of academic dishonesty.
3. Making a commitment practicing integrity is critical to school/work success.
Outcome Data
AcademicIncrease in students meeting eighth grade promotion requirements during the 2016-2017 school year
BehaviorDecrease in the number disciplinary referrals for academic dishonesty/cheating in eighth grade for the 2016-2017 school year
Attendance
Lisette Dobson
6th Grade School
Counselor
Co- facilitated
with Homeroom
Teachers
Decrease in student absences in the eighth grade during the 2016-2017 school year
Data to beCollected
Attendance Reports
Interim Progress Reports
Report Cards,
Student Behavioral Referrals Report