2021-22 Behavior Coaches
Student Well-being Recovery Plan
Overview of 2021-22 Student Well-Being Recovery Plan
During a recovery period of time it is important to not only address the academic needs of students but also their social emotional and well-being needs. The MPS recovery plan addresses the needs of the whole child and the teachers who support them.
If a child is struggling the building needs to have a system developed to respond to the child’s needs. Through Strategy 3.1 we have spent the last eight years developing a system of response in the areas of mental well-being, SEL, and behavior. We will lean into MPS’s MTSS processes to guide what we do for all children, some children, and a few children during a time of recovery.
A better normal is possible if school leaders and educators engage in frequent,
positive, authentic, culturally and developmentally relevant initiations, engagements, and acknowledgements.We assert that our children, families, and educators and ourselves deserve and demand a recovery response which is relentless, smart, efficient, and deliberate. School leaders must do a few tried and true things really well.
Trauma Informed Practices & Programs for Schools (TIPPS)
Adapted from University of Michigan’s School of Social Work
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Ensure all members of the school community feel safe, respected, and valued
Increase awareness of biases and stereotypes.
Increase awareness of the signs and symptoms of trauma
Build strong school and classroom communities to support academic learning and school and civic engagement
Develop and model positive relationships
Reduce punitive discipline
Communicate and reinforce expectations
Avoid deficit thinking and deficit language
Incorporate social emotional skills and positive coping
Create a support system to address emergent needs
21-22 Student Well-being Recovery Plan
“ We need trauma and/or mental health training for all teachers”
MHTTC’s Classroom WISE
“We need additional mental health support/staff”
Partnerships
“We need to get back to the systems we had in place before COVID to support students”
“We need resources for Tier 1, 2 & 3 interventions, SEL, and prioritize student well-being”
MTSS-B PL, Behavior Toolkit, Responsive Classrooms
MTSS Refresher & MTSS in Synergy
SLIDESMANIA.COM
Classroom WISE Modules
- Understanding and supporting students experiencing adversity
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- Classroom strategies to support students
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- The impact of trauma and adversity on learning behavior
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- Teaching mental health literacy and
reducing stigma
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- Creating safe and supportive classrooms
- Fostering social emotional competencies and well-being
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Classroom WISE Modules overview
MPS Belief Statements
Beliefs are the foundation of the Millard Public School District’s Strategic Plan. The belief statements are an expression of the fundamental values, ethical codes, overriding convictions and principles for the District.
“Excellence is not a destination, it is a continuous journey that never ends.”
- B. Tracy
Conversation
Student Well-being
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Take a few minutes to reflect on your conversation about student well-being, plus/deltas, and ideas you shared today.
Please use the chat to list your top three priorities for 22-23 (Building needs and/or supports from the District team)
Please use the chat to list your top priority for the next 5-6 years.
“Don’t Go Chasing Waterfalls” Chase Priorities
What’s Coming Up…
Mark Your Calendar | ||
April 14 | Intervention Hour (1-2) | Zoom |
April 21 | Behavior Coaches PL MTSS-Behavior Implementation Conversations with Dr. Lewis- ADD SCHOOL REP HERE! :) | Zoom More info to come! |
April 20 | Student Well-Being EdEx | 2-4 PM/ESU #3 |
June-July | Behavior Data Dig (TBD) | Facilitated/Choice |
June 6-10 | Responsive Classroom Elem/Middle/Leadership | MWHS |
Intervention Hour
Today 1-2
on Zoom
Focus: Executive Functioning
THANK YOU
for being here and sharing your time and thoughts!