inquiry 1 6

31
Stratton Elementary School

Upload: awaran2

Post on 18-Dec-2014

281 views

Category:

Education


0 download

DESCRIPTION

 

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Inquiry 1 6

Stratton Elementary School

Page 2: Inquiry 1 6

Stratton Elementary School

Stratton Elementary School902 North RandolphChampaign, IL 61820

Phone: (217) 373-7330 

Bell Schedule: 7:45am to 2:00pm

Page 3: Inquiry 1 6

About Stratton Elementary

http://www.champaignschools.org/schools/12/files/school_profile.pdf

Page 4: Inquiry 1 6

Stratton Elementary

Stratton Elementary is a progressive learning environment that recognizes,

respects, and supports the gifts, talents, and diversity of our school community.

We value and promote genuine collaborative relationships, social justice, and life-long learning for the success and

enrichment of our lives.

4

Page 5: Inquiry 1 6

Information from the Stratton School Profile Traditional Calendar Gifted Program (2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade) Uniforms Optional extended school day Project-based Learning Curriculum Nurtured Heart Method

5

Page 6: Inquiry 1 6

Stratton Report Card

http://www.champaignschools.org/reportcards/2010/Stratton2010.pdf

In 2010: 439 Students

Average Class Size: 20 Students

Expenditure per pupil: $10,971

Teachers Average years of teaching

experience: 11. 8 Average Teacher salary:

$53,871

6

  Number Percent

American Indian

1 0.2%

Black 195 44.4%Asian 57 13.0%Hispanic 65 14.8%White 121 27.6%

Page 7: Inquiry 1 6

Stratton Report Card

Overall ISAT performance: 66.2% meets or exceeds Not making AYP (In general, in reading, or in math) Have been identified for school improvement under

NCLB 2010-2011 Federal Improvement Status: Choice 2010-2011 State Improvement Status: Academic Early

Warning Year 1 Black and Economically Disadvantaged subcategories

did not make AYP

7

Page 8: Inquiry 1 6

Stratton’s becoming a Magnet School!!

$500 million between 3 schools the next 3-5 years BTW: STEM (Science Technology Engineering Math) Garden Hills: PYP (Primary Years Program) Stratton: Leadership and Microsociety

New lottery system for entry of students

Page 9: Inquiry 1 6

Starting January 2012

Gradual process at Stratton Leadership based on Steven Covey Microsociety Elements

Judicial system Broadcast system/team Student work “ventures” Currency – paycheck – store Community partnership

Great opportunity for students to have a positive environment and learn new tasks

Page 10: Inquiry 1 6

Stratton Issues

Bullying Cafeteria

“Playground Domination”

Attempted abductions

Page 11: Inquiry 1 6

Places in the community

Page 12: Inquiry 1 6

Don Moyer Boys and Girls Club• 201 E. Park StreetPO Box 1396Champaign, IL 61824-1396

• Monday-Friday 9:00-5:00

•Dedicated to improving, inspiring, helping, and stimulating the minds and lives of children in our community

• Cost: $5

•Open Club amenities: computer lab, dance room, classroom, gym, pool tables, cafeteria

Page 13: Inquiry 1 6

Planned Parenthood 302 E Stoughton

Champaign, IL 61820

Available information for: Teens Women Men Parents

Services Available: Teen health education breast exams HIV testing Contraception methods

(birth control, condoms) Cost:

Depends on the service and insurance

Uninsured patients ARE welcome

Page 14: Inquiry 1 6

Champaign Public Library

MAIN LIBRARY200 W. Green St.

Mon to Fri 9 am – 9 pmSat 9 am – 6 pmSun 1 pm – 6 pm

Free Membership Top 100 public library

in USA

Page 15: Inquiry 1 6

Things Available at Library Online homework help

http://www.champaign.org/justkids/homework_help.html

Fun reading groups Stop, drop, and read (get

entered to win prizes if read certain amount)

The Nate & Lillie Story Room, a dedicated children’s program room

The Dodds Family TeenSpace, a unique teen area

Five group study rooms Latte Da! Cafe and patio

Page 16: Inquiry 1 6

Jericho Missionary Baptist ChurchAfter School Program K-5 Tuesday and Thursday 3:30pm-5:30pm Free tutoring, fitness,

aerobics 1 hour education and 1

hour fitness 70 kids registered Funded through

sponsorships

Page 17: Inquiry 1 6
Page 18: Inquiry 1 6

Douglass Community Center

Page 19: Inquiry 1 6

Douglass Community Center

512 East Grove StreetChampaign, IL 61820-3239

217-398-2573 DOUGLASS BRANCH

504 E. Grove St.Champaign 61820–3239Mon to Thu 10 am – 8 pmFri 10 am – 6 pmSat 10 am – 4 pm

Bus Line: Gray The Douglass Community Center is equipped with a full-size gymnasium with six basketball goals

and a stage. The building is open seven days a week for informal and organized programs and activities.

The community center is open to children from 8:30-5:30 pm. Open gym is open to students after school from 2:30-5:30 pm.

Douglass community center host a variety of annual events such as egg hunts, talent shows, rib fest, Champaign-Urbana day, pageants, etc.

Page 20: Inquiry 1 6

YMCA McKinley Family Center 500 West Church Street

Champaign, IL 61820 Monday-Friday, 5:00am to

9:30pmSaturday, 7:30am to 5:00pmSunday, 12:00pm to 5:00pm

Fitness & Family Center 707 North Country Fair

DriveChampaign, IL 61821

Monday-Friday, 6:00am to 9:00pmSaturday, 7:30am to 5:00pmSunday, Closed

Page 21: Inquiry 1 6

YMCA

The YMCA is a membership organization, open to people of all faiths, ethnicities, abilities, ages and incomes. Anyone can join. For those unable to pay, financial assistance is available.

The Y provides opportunities for children to have fun while developing their character. Through camps, childcare, wellness, sports and recreational programs, we are committed to building developmental assets that help kids thrive.

The Y offers programs that bring parents and children together, giving families a chance to strengthen their relationships in a safe, caring, and welcoming environment.  Family activities, childcare services, teen camps, or special events – our programs nurture strong relationships.

Page 22: Inquiry 1 6

YMCA after school

Times: Every full school day directly after school release time, until 6:00 p.m. and scheduled early dismissal days, directly after school release time, until 6:00 p.m.

YMCA After School Child Care Sites St. John's Lutheran (Champaign) Church of Christ (St. Joseph) Unity East Elementary Unity West Elementary Heritage Elementary (Homer) Salvation Army-Corner of Prospect and Washington, Champaign (primarily

seving Unit 4) YChildCare Monthly Fees 5 days a week - $180 per month 4 days a week - $165 per month 3 days a week - $150 per month

Page 23: Inquiry 1 6

23

After School Programs

Kids Plus Available in every elementary school in Unit 4.

Available before and after school, also on off days and half days.

Students participate in crafts, games, activities, and field trips.

Cost depends on attendance plan $80-$230 per month

23

Page 24: Inquiry 1 6

24

After School Programs Summit

Meant to build community through cultural learning.

Meets Monday, Wednesday, Friday 2:00-4:00

First half of program focuses on supporting students in school work. The second half gives students a "right to speak" by encouraging EL participation

Formed by group of dads in the community

Free! Run by volunteers.

Page 25: Inquiry 1 6

25

After School Programs Lego Robotics

Grades 4/5 Tryouts Organized by teacher at Stratton

Battle of The Books Winter Tryouts After school team meetings

Theater/School Play District received a grant, so participation is free!

25

Page 26: Inquiry 1 6

Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement Department2125 South 1st StreetChampaign, IL 61820-747(217) 278-5000    82 E University AvenueChampaign IL, 61820217-351-4545  

Page 27: Inquiry 1 6

Safe Route to School

As part of the safety plan implemented by local Law Enforcement, Stratton created a variety of routes for the students to take that are deemed “safe” by the authority figures

Includes bus routes, car routes, walking paths, and biking paths

Triangle, Circle, and Square for pick-up

27

Page 28: Inquiry 1 6

Safety of School

The school has a local police

officer at the entrance before and

after school to assure that any children walking are kept safe.

There is also a crossing guard present on the corner for the bus riders and walkers. This is provided by the Champaign Police Department.

The ultimate goal is to increase the visibility of Police Officials around Stratton

28

Page 29: Inquiry 1 6

Bus Systems

Stratton busses in students from all parts of Champaign.

Some of the busses are completely full. Because there are so many students on the bus,

the pick-ups have to start so early.

29

Page 30: Inquiry 1 6

New Issue with the Bus One of Stratton’s busses was seating 96 students. This is an issue because the state

does not allow over 70 students to

sit on a bus. Some of the students

were sitting four to a seat. On Monday that bus route started

with a new driver who refused to drive that many students. Now, about 26 students (Shadow Wood) have to sit on the

ground outside of the school and wait 10 minutes until after the other busses have left until their new bus comes.

Connotations?30

Page 31: Inquiry 1 6

Stratton!

Be safe, Be respectful, Be responsible.

Jaguars

Are always ready to learn

Get to school on time

Use time wisely

Are always safe

Respect others and are responsible

Seek Success!

31