Worksheet #4 Action Planning Template

Objective

Goal
Statement
(Including subgoals)
Definition
of the Need

Goal: To increase the overall ratings of social emotional security and social media from a current score in the neutral
range to obtaining a level within the positive range.
Sub-goals: (1) Tasks below will be implemented to increase awareness of school safety. (2) Tasks below will be
implemented to increase the level of social emotional security.

To increase awareness in the areas of social emotional security and social media for students, staff and parents.

According to the School Climate Inventory, the areas of social emotional security and social media are within the

Measures of neutral range for students, staff and parents.

Current
Status

Tasks documented below will be completed and data will be collected.

Measures of
Future
Success

Strategy

Staff, students and parents should respond in a positive manner in regards to the tasks implemented. If all participants
are accurately informed, problems can be solved and educated decisions can be made.

Rationale
(How it should
work and why)

Tasks
Olweus Program

Elementary Weekly

Who
Olweus is a bullying prevention program designed to improve relationships and increase
safety within the district. Each week the counselor/social worker sends out an
informational video regarding bullying or a topic related to school safety. Each teacher
facilitates discussions related to the videos utilizing guided discussion questions.
Discussions regarding cyber-bullying and inappropriate use of social media will continue
to be implemented throughout the year with the support of the police liaison officer.
The elementary schools hold weekly meetings. The meeting focus on reviewing the

When

Advisors (7- 2015-2016

12) and the
School Year
Police
(Weekly)
Liaison
Officer
Elementary

Comprehensive School Climate Inventory Companion Worksheet Series. Created by the National School Climate Center (NSCC).

2015-2016

Meetings

rules/expectations, as well as announcing the students of the week/month.

School
Lockdowns/Intruder

Staff and students have been introduced to the new concept regarding school intruders:
run, hide and fight, rather than just hide. Staff were shown a video demonstrating an
intruder situation which focused on participants acting upon the run, hide, and fight
concept. During the lockdown drill, each individual teacher held a discussion regarding
the lockdown procedures.
Targeted services was implemented consistently after school on Tuesday and Thursdays
for students in grades k-8. The programs involves a safe environment for students to
receive homework assistance and/or specific help in the areas of reading and/or math.
Students are referred to the program by classroom teachers. Parents are informed of this
program by mailings and direct phone calls.

Targeted Services
(k-8)

PBIS(7-12)

Police Liaison Officer

staff and
students
All staff and
students

School Year

Targeted
Services
Teachers,
Principal,
students and
parents
PBIS Team
and students

October,
2015-April,
2016

The PBIS Program is running strong at the 7-12th grade level. Cougar pride slips are
given out to kids for positive behavior and are also entered in the online grading program
making them visible for parents. Weekly drawings occur for the cougar pride tickets, as
well as quarterly PBIS Assemblys for all students and staff. PBIS has recently added a
non-teaching staff and student from each grade to the committee to assist with continuing
to build a positive environment within the district.
A police liaison officer has been added full time to the district for the 2015-2016 school
Police
year. The police officer travels between all sites and services as a visual safety reminder
Liaison
for all students, staff and parents. The officer attends a variety of activities within and
Officer
outside the school day. She is also involved with harassment, bullying and social media
issues.

Comprehensive School Climate Inventory Companion Worksheet Series. Created by the National School Climate Center (NSCC).

December,
2015

2015-2015
School Year

2015-2016
School Year