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Ms. Hall, Ms. Colling, Mrs. Cummings, Mr. Li, and Ms. McFadyen http://www.pearlandisd.org/PACE.cfm P A C E Cente r Setting the PACE for the Future of Alternative Education

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Ms. Hall, Ms. Colling, Mrs. Cummings, Mr. Li,

and Ms. McFadyenhttp://www.pearlandisd.org/PACE.cfm

PACE

Center

Setting the PACE for the Future of Alternative

Education

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CAMPUS OVERVIEW

Julia Hall

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hoice for

ducation

PACE

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PACE CENTER Registered with TEA

Alternative CampusNon-traditional

ProgramsAIM – Academic/General Ed/Special

Ed (ACC)PEARS – Academic/Special EdALA - BehavioralPEP/PRS – Parenting Education/

Pregnancy

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ccelerated

nstructional

ethods

AIM

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AIM PROGRAM Application Process

AIM Student Characteristics 9-week Course Completion

Minimum HS PlanRecommended HS Plan

Mandatory OrientationStudent ExpectationsIndividual Counselor Mtg.Develop Graduation Plan

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tudents

PEARS

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PEARS PROGRAM Special Education Students

EDMROHIAU high functioning

Core SubjectsModified Packet Based Curriculum

ElectivesCTEOJT – 2 credits per semester

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PEARS PROGRAM Minimum Plan

OJTEmployability Skills (coursework)Agency

Schedule Services PageGrade Assigned by Gen Ed TeacherService Provided by Sped Teacher08 OJT studentNon OJT student – Based on 7 Period Day

43 Four Sped Periods42 Three Sped Periods42 Two Sped Periods41 One Sped Period40 Mainstream

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lternative

earning

cademy

ALA

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ALA PROGRAM District’s DAEP Mandatory/Discretionary Placement is 30 days Honor any out of district

placement Direct Instruction Core Electives/Pre – AP home campus

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arenting

ducation

rogram

PEP regnanc

y

elated

ervices

PRS

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PEP/PRS Funded by district Assists all district students Provides 4 CTE Elective Classes

Principles Human ServicesChild DevelopmentFashion DesignInterior Design

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BEST PRACTICES

Bright

Success

Melanie

Johnston

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STAFF DEVELOPMENT Bright Success

Melanie Johnston – Behavior Consultant

Full Day In-servicesFull Day/Half Day

ObservationDebriefing

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STAFF DEVELOPMENT District/Campus

Back to School4 Early Release Days4 Content Specific Pullout Days

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INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES Cold Call Pepper Exit Tickets Interactive Notebooks Word Walls

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STAFFINGCortenay Colling

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OFFICE STAFF Principal Assistant Principal Counselor Campus Secretary Registrar Receptionist/Attendance Clerk

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AIM STAFF 2 ELA 2 Math 2 Social Studies 1 Science 1 Credit Recovery/Virtual

Courses/ PE/ Health

2 CTE1-PEP/PRSAssists with all PACE Programs

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ALA STAFF 1 Junior High Teacher High School

1 ELA1 Science1 Math1 Social Studies

3 Paraprofessionals

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SPECIAL AREAS 1 PEARS Teacher 1 PEP/PRS Coordinator

Assists all district studentsProvides 4 CTE Elective Classes for

AIM/PEARS 1 Special Education Teacher

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TOTAL STAFF

= 26

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TEAM MEETINGS AIM Team Meetings

Every Tuesday before school ALA Team Meetings

Every Wednesday before school Faculty Meetings

At least once a month

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AIM/CTE Cyndi McFadyen

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AIM OVERVIEW IN OUR SERVICE TO AT-RISK

STUDENTS, OUR GOAL AT AIM:IS TO ENHANCE ACADEMIC

ACHIEVEMENTENCOURAGE RESPONSIBLE

CITIZENSHIPMAXIMIZE EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS

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AIM VS TRADITIONAL SETTING 9-week Course Completion

Individual, small group and computer aided instruction, self-esteem enhancement, flexible scheduling, and a quality, caring staff are the keynotes to this approach

Offers TAKS Instructional Support Students that have not met state testing

requirements are required to take TAKS Target classes prior to each TAKS administration

Focuses on individual student needsOffers flexible school hoursTAKS + CREDITS =

GRADUATION

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AIM STRUCTURE 7 Period Day

20 minute Break/Tutoring (M, T, Th, F)20 minute Mentor Groups (every W)After 2nd period

Each student must attend at least 4 periods each day

Mentor GroupsPassports, Graduation Plan, CreditsCareer Awareness/SpeakersCharacter Reflections

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AIM COURSES Core Classes

Direct Instruction PE/Health Electives Credit Recovery Virtual Online Courses

Foreign LanguageFine ArtsAdditional Electives

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AIM COURSES CTE Clusters

Human Services3 Periods (Coordinator of PEP/PRS)

Business AdministrationInformation TechnologyArts, A/V Technology &

Communications

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CTE: BUSINESS/TECHNOLOGY 10 Courses

Principles of Business (1/2 credit)Money Matters (1/2 credit)Virtual Business (1/2 credit)Business Management (1 credit)BIM (1 credit)Digital & Interactive Multimedia (1 credit)Principles of Information Technology (1/2

credit)AV Productions (1 credit)Animation(1 credit)Web Technology (1 credit)

CTE CLUSTERSArts, A/V Technology & Communications Cluster

Audio Video ProductionCredit 1

AnimationCredit 1

Money MattersCredit 0.5

Virtual BusinessCredit 0.5

Business Information

Management I Credit 1

Business Management

Credit 1

Business, Marketing & Finance Cluster

Business Information Management I

Credit 1 (Prerequisite)

Digital & Interactive Multimedia

Credit 1

Web TechnologiesCredit 1

Information Technology Cluster

Principles of Information TechnologyCredit 0.5

Principles of Information TechnologyCredit 0.5

Principles of Business Credit 0.5

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CTE: BUSINESS/TECHNOLOGY 10 courses, 6 periods??? Course Groupings Classroom Management

Seating Chart Online Course Management

Moodle SiteClassroom ProceduresCourse OutlineLessons/Assignment InstructionsUpload Completed AssignmentsTest and Quizzes

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TERM AWARDS Each 9-weeks Academic Excellence Perfect Attendance Graduation

Receives a signed copy of Oh, the Places You’ll Go!

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TAKS TARGET CLASSES

& SPECIAL EDUCATION

Jonathan Li

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TAKS TARGET CLASSES Fills gaps for at-risk students Increases graduation rate

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NEWTON’SLAWS OFMOTION

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LAW OFCONSERVATI

ON OF

ENERGY

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+ =

Behavior Management Classroom

Consolidation Teacher Mobility Global Access

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TAKS WORKSHOPS

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SUCCESSYear Graduate

sTAKS ELA

TAKS Math

TAKS Science

TAKS Soc.

Studies

2008 – 2009

86 97% 93% 92% 100%

2009 – 2010

109 98% 86% 92% 94%

2010 – 2011

91 96% 78% 83% 96%

2011 – 2012

99 93% 87% 89% 92%

2012 - 2013

121 90% 88% 97% 95%

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SPECIAL EDUCATION AIM program – the entire

program is an accommodation!Small groups, preferential seating,

shortened assignments, tutoring assistance, cooling-off periods, positive reinforcers, time for repeated review or drill, etc.

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ALACarrie Cummings

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ALA PROGRAM Pearland’s DAEP Placement is 30 days

Based on daily earned credit Grade level classrooms

Core teachers rotate Students remain in their seat all

day, only leaving their seat for: designated restroom breaksLunchPE

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POINT SHEETS 60 to 70 points per day for credit Incentives for good behavior:

10 consecutive days of earned credit allows the student to eat lunch in the cafeteria, instead of in the classroom

A perfect point sheet earns the privilege of PE after 6th period each day

When a student wants to misbehave, a gentle reminder about keeping the privilege of PE or lunch is usually enough!

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ALA High School Daily Point Sheet

Student’s Name: __ ________ Date: _______________________ Surrender Points (3): _____________________ Returned Points Sheet (2): _________________ Breakfast/

Arrival Period

1 RR Period

2 Period

3 RR Character

Counts Lunch Period

4 RR Period

5 Period

6 PE

Completion Respect self, peers, and property

Respect staff

Participate in class from beginning to end

Remain in assigned area and keep personal area clean

Remain in dress code

Subtotals

Total Points Earned

Each positive behavior can earn 1 point per class period. A student must earn 60 points per day to earn credit in ALA for the day. Two or more discipline incidents in one day will result in loss of credit for the day and may result in days added to ALA, suspension and/or expulsion as deemed by the campus administrator. Severe discipline infractions will result in immediate removal from campus. Discipline referral – Yes _____ No _____ Credit Earned – Yes _____ No ______ Comments: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Student Signature Parent/Guardian Signature

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BEHAVIOR SPECIALIST Classroom

Observations Analysis of

Observations Program

Recommendations

Staff implemented recommendations: maintaining

consistency with point sheet expectations

refusing to engage students in debate by “speak and spin”

creating a supportive yet firm classroom management approach

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ROLLING LIBRARY Foster a love of reading Latest titles in teen and young

adult literature (school-appropriate, of course)

Gifts toward the purchase of new titles each school year.

Most popular books in high school:

Percy Jackson series The Hunger Games trilogy, Conspiracy 365 series.

If there is a book a student is interested in, we will get our hands on it and capitalize on their interest!

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CHARACTER CLASS For 30 minutes grade level

classes are given time to reflect on aspects of great character.

We focus on the Character Counts pillars Trustworthiness Respect, responsibility Fairness Caring/Compassion Loyalty Citizenship

Activities/discussions for each week that focus on a single pillar, and tailored them for the high school audience. We use video clips Games Friday Closure Activity

Special Events

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Measuring success one student at a time!

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CONTACT INFORMATION Julia Hall, Principal

[email protected] Cortenay Colling, Assistant Principal

[email protected] Carrie Cummings, ALA Teacher

[email protected] Jonathan Li, Special Education

[email protected]

Cyndi McFadyen, AIM [email protected]