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Sunday, April 28, 2013

Action Planning Template
Goal: To determine if stronger discipline procedures will increase student achievement and decrease the amount of discipline problems.
Action Steps(s):
Person(s) Responsible:
Timeline: Start/End
Needed Resources
Evaluation
Gather discipline records over a two year time span at the High School to review discipline issues as well as consequences assigned.







Administrators and Counselors
August 2013 to September 2013
(1 Month)
Data such as number of discipline incidents.  Discipline records from previous two years.
Evaluate discipline issues and determine what consequences were given. Did the consequence deter other referrals?  Was the consequence stern enough?
Look at student achievement in reference to grades as well as standardized testing scores.





Administrators, Counselors and Team Leaders
September 2013 to October 2013
(1 Month)
Data from students (e.g. Race, SES, etc.)  Report Cards and Test Scores
How were students grades during this time period?  What were the test scores like from the previous school year?
Examine discipline procedures.  Determine strengths and weaknesses of current plan.







Administrators
October 2013 to October 2013
(2 Weeks)
Discipline Plan currently in place.
Evaluate the current discipline plan to determine its strengths and weaknesses.  Is the discipline plan age appropriate?  Are procedures being correctly followed?
Make necessary changes to current discipline plan. 








Administrators and Teachers
October 2013 to October 2013
(1 Week)
N/A
Look over information gathered concerning strengths and weaknesses to rewrite discipline plan. 
Implement new changes with discipline procedures.
Administrators and Teachers
November 2013 to March 2014
(5 Months)
N/A
Monitor discipline issues and classroom performance over 5 month time period.
Examine student achievement/progress.  Review current number of discipline issues that are occurring under new discipline plan.
Administrators and Counselors
May 2014 to May 2014
(1 Month)
Semester grades, Report cards and Test Scores
Analyze data from previous school year and discipline plan and compare with new discipline plan procedures.  Review number of referrals as well as student achievement in the classroom and on Standardized test scores.

3 comments:

  1. I am very interested to see your results. My action research topic is quite similar, but at the elementary level. I initially wanted to research all behavior problems at my school, but I was advised by my principal to narrow problems that occurred on the playground. I would like to see the similarities and differences from high school vs. elementary level and if there is any correlation. Best of luck.

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  2. Discipline is huge! We all know that it impacts learning but I am curious to find out how your changes make a difference. What is the size of your school?

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  3. MSanders we have a little over 1,600 students on our campus.

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