Tool 7.1 Action Planning Template
Goal: The goal is to begin creating a bully free campus in order to provide a safe, welcoming, nurturing and learner centered environment for students at Passmore Elementary.
Action Step(s)
Persons(s) Responsible
Timeline: Start/End
Needed Resources
Evaluation
1. Assess bullying with grades 3rd-5th by using anonymous surveys to get a better understanding of what students’ experiences are with bullying
-3rd-5th grade teachers
- School Counselors
November 17, 2010-December 17, 2010
-Printed surveys
- Teachers allocating time to distribute survey
-Surveys will be reviewed and studied to better understand students knowledge on bullying
2. Provide surveys to entire faculty grades K-5 to gain a better understanding on what faculty knows about bullying
- Administration
-School Counselors
November 17, 2010-December 17, 2010
-Printed surveys
-Teacher surveys will be reviewed and studied to understand faculty perspective’s on bullying and to find ways for our campus to train teachers on this topic
3. Have counselors create lesson plans that target pillars of character and bullying
-School Counselors
September 6, 2010- May 27, 2010
-Counselor lesson plans along with books, videos or handouts
-Counselors will review end of the year report to review lesson plans taught
4. Schedule a speaker with expertise on bullying within district or from local university to train teachers on applicable techniques to address bullying in the classroom and understand warning signs
-Administration
-School Counselors
February 25, 2010-Febraury 25, 2010
-Speaker
-Budget allocation to pay speaker
-Faculty meeting time
Evaluations after training and through group discussions to gain understanding on valuable information learned
5. Create No Name Calling Week Activities School Wide
-Administration
-Teachers K-5
- School Counselors
January 17, 2011-January 21, 2011
-Activities planned
- Teachers allocating time to conduct activities
-Announcement reminders
Have teachers evaluate activities and submit ideas for improvement to school counselors
6. Teachers will conduct class meetings on Mondays to build relationships with students and further discuss pillar of character for that month
-Administration
-Student Advisory Committee
September 6, 2010- May 27, 2011
- 30 minutes of allocated class meeting time every Monday
Administration will evaluate if class meetings are being delivered effectively through walk throughs
7. Faculty/Staff will post No Bully Zone posters outside classrooms and offices to create a bully free campus
-Administration
September 6, 2010- October 1, 2010
-No Bully Zone Posters
Administration will conduct classroom visits to ensure posters are being utilized
8. Administration and counselors will review discipline referrals due to bullying
-Administration
-School Counselors
May 27, 2011- May 27,2011
-Discipline referrals
-Allocate time for meeting and discussion
- By evaluating referrals, administration/counselors will have the opportunity to compare incidents related to bullying from the 2010-2011 school year to the previous year; and further evaluate trends, patterns and areas of improvement
9. Create parent brochure that will discuss ways to help their child with bullying and bullying 101 tips
-School Counselors
January 24 – 28, 2011
-Parent Brochure
-Parents will be given the opportunity to contact counselors for further information and concerns about this topic
10. Team leaders from grades 3rd-5th grade will be interviewed to gain insights of their experiences with bullying in their classrooms and discuss concerns that their teams may have
-School Counselors
February 4, 2011-February 4, 2011
-Allocation of time for teacher interview
Counselors will review written notes taken during teacher interviews and discuss needs and concerns of teachers
Talia,
ReplyDeleteI heard a speaker talk a little about this topic from Safe and Civil Schools. It was interesting to me how different the opinions were from teacher to student. I know that teachers have a pretty good idea of what happens on campus, but the students revealed things that were missed. The opinions also varied from grade to grade. The areas that didn't feel safe for third graders were different from those of fifth graders. It may be an interesting point of view for you to survey also.