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The Coombs School continues work on the identification of learning and behavioral problems, <br /> Positive Behavior Intervention Support (PBIS) improved instructional quality, provides all students <br /> program reinforcing Cocoa's Fab Four rules—Safety, with the best opportunities to succeed in school, and <br /> Respect, Responsibility and Ready to Learn while assists with the identification of learning and other <br /> dovetailing these rules with our Second Step behavior disabilities. <br /> program. To facilitate consistency between home and <br /> school, parents were informed of the progress of the Continuing the tradition of a parting gift and <br /> Second Step units throughout the year. With staff and lasting memory,Art Teacher Kim Palmer,together with <br /> parent support, students developed social competence community artists,worked with our grade two students <br /> and bully-busting skills in the core areas of empathy, and created hanging canvases depicting scenes from a <br /> emotion management,and social problem solving. favorite storybook. These hanging canvases are <br /> displayed from banisters overlooking the library. We <br /> Educators have used the opportunities of routine intend to continue this tradition until all banisters <br /> school issues to teach positive social-emotional skills to overlooking the library are covered with hanging <br /> all children. Additionally, Adjustment Counselor canvases depicting favorite storybook scenes. <br /> Eileen Manganella provided newsletters and <br /> information on her website to educate families on how Through the Physical Education Program (PEP) <br /> to best support their children to cope with challenging Grant,a federally-funded grant to initiate,expand and <br /> situations. She provided lessons in classrooms to improve physical education programs, our students <br /> further support the PBIS Program. were assessed using pedometers to monitor their daily <br /> physical activities,and surveyed to track healthy eating <br /> Teachers have received professional development habits and physical endurance and agility. <br /> in implementing specific interventions for reading. <br /> Targeted support and interventions were provided to They were able to participate in weekly before <br /> small groups. Teachers continued implementing and after-school physical activity programs designed <br /> differentiated,targeted instruction based on results and by teachers that included soccer,karate,obstacle course <br /> conclusions from the data. Much of the work of with sensory integration and walking activities. <br /> analyzing data and developing interventions was Quality physical education programs are one of the best <br /> carried out in professional learning communities which ways to help fight the obesity crisis in America, <br /> met weekly, as well as on full-day professional increase the activity levels of our youth,provide school <br /> development days. Staff worked collaboratively in children with a positive physical education <br /> Professional Learning Communities to examine student experience and produce other favorable results,such as <br /> work, identify academic needs, and create effective more active and fit students who exhibit higher <br /> interventions in reading. Dynamic Indicators of Basic academic achievement in the classroom. Testing of <br /> Early Literacy Skills(DIBELS)benchmark testing was more than three million students has shown a direct <br /> completed in the fall, winter, and spring and a report, correlation between fitness and performance on <br /> which produced a specific analysis of student standardized tests ... "a healthier body = a healthier <br /> achievement in reading throughout the school year,was mind". A quality physical education program has led <br /> produced at the end of the school year. This to a reduction of absenteeism,disciplinary issues,and <br /> information helped teachers to monitor students' out-of-school suspension days. Before and after-school <br /> reading growth, allowing them to analyze students' programs were so well received, we are planning on <br /> literacy and reading trajectories as they change from continuing some of these activities next year. Thank <br /> one benchmark testing period to another. you to the final year of the PEP Grant funding. <br /> IDEAL Consulting provided Response To The preschool therapeutic playground came to <br /> Intervention (RTI) training during professional fruition at the end of the school year. Some of the <br /> development. RTI, the rigorous implementation of a fundraising events for the playground included a very <br /> combination of high quality, culturally and well attended Harlem Wizards basketball game at <br /> linguistically responsive instruction, assessment and Mashpee High School with many students from all <br /> evidence-based intervention, was put into practice grade levels,their friends and families,as well as many, <br /> during the school year. Comprehensive RTI many members of the community in attendance, <br /> implementation contributes to more meaningful making for a full house event; another well attended <br /> 122 <br />
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