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VTPBiS Coordinators as Coaches Learning and Networking Meeting 1 May, 2016

Who’s Here and Introductions!

What you told us! 3 Topics of most interest to you for future trainings:

Agenda Celebrate VTPBiS Assessments!!!! – Statewide BoQ and SAS Results are IN!! – Plan for Presenting your Own Data What’s New? – Hear About the Latest and Greatest – Explore Exciting New Resources Get Ready for Next Year! Small Group Networking Sessions: – Select topics of interest and gather in small groups 4 Other Agenda Items?

How are we doing as a state? BoQ and SAS Results!

BoQ and SAS Completion Rates! 86% BoQ 85% SAS

Fidelity of Implementation - BOQ

Fidelity of Implementation - SAS

Process for Analyzing Data and Sharing Data with Staff… Recommended Steps: 1.Review BoQ and SAS Data with PBIS Team a)Use the BoQ Summary Sheet to identify the following: I.Areas of Strength II.Areas in Need of Improvement III.Action Items b)Use the SAS Summary Sheet to identify the following: I.Areas of Strength II.Areas of priority for improvement 2.Create Staff Presentation using the template provided and share data with your staff!

Why share data? Sharing SAS results shows that you honor staff input and changes will be made as a result Assessment summaries highlight strengths and weaknesses so you can celebrate what's working and make changes when needed Results can be shared with board, community, families and students. Great PR/Visibility! Data is used for statewide reports that can be tied to future resources

1. Review BoQ and SAS Data with PBIS

BoQ Data Total Score Items Subscale

Subscale – Multi-year BoQ Data Over time

Actions Items HERE BoQ Summary Sheet Areas in Need of Development HERE Strengths HERE

Areas in Need of Development 1.PBIS Team 2.Data Analysis 3.Reward Program

SAS Data Total Score Item s Subscale

Total Score SAS Data

Item

Strengths HERE Areas in Need of Development HERE Actions Items HERE SAS Summary Tool Clearly Defined Behaviors Classroom Managed vs. Admin. Expectations in Place Expectations are taught

Areas in Need of Development Clearly Defined Behaviors Classroom Managed vs. Admin. Clearly Defined Behaviors Classroom Managed vs. Admin.

SAS Data Subscale – Multi-year SAS Data Over Time

2. Sharing data with your staff! EXAMPLE: SAS & BoQ Presentation to Staff

PBIS Data Update! THANK YOU ALL! 85% (48) of Staff Members Completed the Self-Assessment Survey!

This year 85% of our staff completed the SAS. 74% indicated that they think school-wide system is in place compared to 41% last year. 40% of staff still say this is a medium or high priority for improvement.

70% of staff think that non-classroom settings are in place, an increase of 34% since last year. Only 7% say this is still a high priority for improvement. 25

Overall, staff perception of implementation has improved across all categories!

This year our PBIS team took the BoQ to assess PBIS fidelity across all features of PBIS. This year 85% of PBIS features are in Place. Last year, only 48% of features were in place.

Based on your feedback our team has determined the following areas for improvement: Example: 1)Focus on maintaining our Universal Efforts 2)Enroll more students in Targeted Supports (USE the SAS Summary to help articulate these)

Thanks! Questions about PBIS? Contact one of the team members: Jane Principal Tom Coordinator Physical Ed Sharon Teacher Johnny Naysayer

Activity Review your SAS or BoQ data and draft priorities using the Summary Sheets Using the template provided, work in pairs to help each other create a presentation of your SAS and/or BoQ results, including action steps

What’s New?

New PBIS Acronym (and Fidelity Instrument)!!! Introducing the TFI! aka Tiered Fidelity Inventory

Purpose of the PBIS Tiered Fidelity Inventory The purpose of the School-wide PBIS Tiered Fidelity Inventory is to provide an efficient and valid index of the extent to which PBIS core features are in place within a school. – Tier I (Universal PBIS) – 15 Questions Whole School Universal Prevention – Tier II (Targeted PBIS)- 13 Questions Secondary, Small Group Prevention – Tier III (Intensive PBIS)- 17 Questions Tertiary, Individual Support Prevention – About 30 minutes per Tier – at first

Uses of the SWPBIS Tiered Fidelity Inventory Formative Assessment – Determine current PBIS practices in place and needed prior to launching implementation Progress monitoring – Self-assess PBIS practices by tier to guide implementation efforts, and assess progress by tier – Build action plan to focus implementation efforts Annual Self-Assessment – Self-assess annually to facilitate sustained implementation of PBIS State Recognition – Determine schools warranting recognition for their fidelity of PBIS implementation.

Total Score Report (Fidelity > 80%)

Sub-scale Report

Sub sub-scale Report Tier I Teams Implementation Evaluation Tier III Teams Resources Support plan Evaluation Tier II Teams Interventions Evaluation

TFI Walkthrough Tool (optional)

Next Steps: The VTPBiS Team will be in touch in the Fall!

NEW Family Engagement Survey and Resources!

Addresses the following questions: What do families know about PBIS in your school? How are families’ perceptions about PBIS similar/different from school leadership team perceptions? What can you do when there is a discrepancy? What resources are available to help engage families in PBIS?

Activity Review the VTPBiS Family Engagement Survey and accompanying Materials – Discuss how you can use this survey to improve family engagement and PBIS at your school – Explore the Family Engagement Resources at families/family-resources families/family-resources – Prioritize one thing you will do back at your school

Get Connected!

Get Ready for Next Year!

Getting ready for next year Recommended Steps: 1.Review VTPBiS Sustainability Action Plan and complete with your team 2.Consider securing resources for coaching support 3.Review VTPBiS Professional Learning Calendar and prioritize activities for next year 4.Use the VTPBiS Coordinators Handbook to understand your role for next year 5.Summer Homework: Consider creating/revising your Staff Handbook

1. Review VTPBiS Sustainability Action Plan and complete with your team

2. Consider securing resources for coaching support What? – Support for schools/SUs/SDs in fidelity of PBIS evidence-based practices and development of local implementation capacity – Goal is to create school/SU/SD capacity for internal coaching Why? – Someone with expertise who can bring experience, expertise and an external perspective How? – VTPBiS Request for Assistance process – Local funding – can use BEST/Act 230 funds – This year, 29 VTPBiS schools accessed support from VTPBiS coaches

3. Review VTPBiS Professional Learning Calendar and prioritize activities

Activity Turn and Talk: What (if any) external supports do you or your team need to help you develop internal capacity for PBIS implementation and sustainability? How would you use this support, if available? Review the draft Professional learning Calendar Prioritize learning opportunities for next year Plan next steps

4. Use the VTPBiS Coordinators Handbook to understand your role

5. Summer Homework: Consider creating/revising your Staff Handbook

Networking and Professional Development

Topical Networking Carousel : Session 1:  Alignment  Non-Classroom Settings  Tier II/III  Social Media  Celebrations  Family Engagement  Anything Goes! Session 2:  Alignment  Non-Classroom Settings  Tier II/III  Social Media  Celebrations  Family Engagement  Anything Goes! Session 3:  Alignment  Non-Classroom Settings  Tier II/III  Social Media  Celebrations  Family Engagement  Anything Goes!

Networking Guidelines 7 Topics, 7 Tables, 7 Unique Conversations…….. 1.Select a topic and find corresponding table 2.Select a facilitator 3.Allow everyone a turn to speak 4.Reflect on the following: a)What are strengths and challenges? b)What does it look like when done well? 5.Record ideas and questions on poster paper

Upcoming Reminders: Please nominate your school for an VTPBiS Annual Acknowledgement! BEST/Act 230 – Know who your SU/SD Grants Manager is! QUESTIONS? IDEAS? Other THOUGHTS?