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THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PALM BEACH COUNTYSAFE SCHOOLS
School Based Team (SBT) Student Information Checklist for Elementary
Student ID # First Name Middle Name Last Name
This checklist is to be completed by a classroom teacher or referring staff member. Check any areas of observable/documented difficulty. Additional narrative information should be included in PBSD 2106 Problem Solving/School Based Team Referral.
Grade Gender Date of Birth Current DateSchool/Dept Name
SBT Leader First Name Phone Number/PX
First Name of Person Completing This Form
SBT Leader Last Name
Last Name of Person Completing This Form Job Title
Primary Language/Communication Mode of Parent/Legal Guardian:
Interventions Attempted:
Student Strengths:
BEHAVIORDisorganized/loses materials and papers
Unmotivated
Daydreams/unable to concentrate
Talks constantly, interrupts others
Consistently off task
Makes excuses for poor work habits
Chronic fatigue
Seeks negative attention by acting inappropriately
Easily distracted
Angry/volatile behavior towards peers/teachers
Teases others
Withdrawn
Does not complete classwork/homework
Untruthful
Tardy for school
Chronic absenteeism
BEHAVIOR continued
Does not request assistance
Constant movement/unable to sit still
Does not work well independently/groups
Takes items that belong to others
Uses inappropriate language
Hits/Kicks
Bullied by others/bullies other students
Other:
Work is messy
Rushes to get done
ATYPICAL BEHAVIORChanges in friends/peer groups
Known home problems-runaway/suicide/divorce
Rapid mood changes
Similar symptoms evident in sibling(s)
Talks freely about death/loss
Time disorientation
Refuses/avoids contact with adults
Witnessed/suspected possession of drugs/alcohol
Wears drug and/or gang affliated symbols
Unusual/violent drawings
Other:
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MATH
Difficulty adding/subtracting single digit numbers
Has difficulty solving word problems
Has difficulty adding/subtracting with regrouping
Unable to tell time on the hour, half hour, quarter hour
Unable to recall multiplication facts
Difficulty with division
Difficulty with decimals/fractions
Difficulty with measurement
Other:
Bruises/physical injuries
Coordination difficulties/tremors
Poor eye contact
Glassy/bloodshot eyes/wearing sunglasses
Stuttering
Uncontrollable crying
Sleeping in class
Rapid weight loss/gain
Change in appearance
Other:
Chronically soiled clothes/body odor/sweating
PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS
Thumb sucking (at an inappropriate age)
READING
Cannot decode words phonetically
Cannot say entire alphabet
Unable to identify most/some letters
Cannot identify beginning letter of words
Has not mastered letter/sound associations
Poor oral reading abilities/omits/adds words
Poor reading comprehension skills
Other:
Limited sight vocabulary
Cannot count orally
Cannot match numbers
Cannot identify numbers
Cannot object count
Needs manipulatives to add/subtract
WRITTEN LANGUAGECannot write name
Cannot write alphabet
Has poor letter/number formation
Has difficulty spelling
Does not write on lines
Transposes letters within words
Poor noun-verb agreement
Sentences are basic/few details
Cannot write a paragraph
Reversals and/or rotations
Does not write on lines/spaces
Other:
ORAL LANGUAGEDoes not speak at all
Nonsensical/illogical language
Repeats what is heard
Does not use complete statements
Has limited speaking vocabulary
Unable to ask questions
Fails to use correct verb tense
Misuse of subject/verb agreement
Other:
INDEPENDENT FUNCTIONINGCannot eat independently
Requires toilet assistance
Cannot access campus independently
Cannot recite personal information (name, address, phone #)
Does not follow directions
Other:
GROSS and/or FINE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
Falls often
Stumbles and bumps into objects
Poor handwriting
Poor hand/eye coordination
Cannot jump/skip
Weaknesses in cutting, pasting, coloring, drawing, or copying
Other: