- Sarasota County Schools
- Summer 2020 Boost Elementary Schools
Instructional Continuity Plan
- Overview
- Summer 2020 Boost Elementary Schools
- Summer 2020 Boost Middle Schools
- Summer 2020 Boost High Schools
- Summer 2020 Boost ESE
- 2. Staff Instruction Support and Guidelines
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3. Student and Teacher Assignments and Responsibilities
- Grading FAQs for Students and Families
- Social-Emotional Learning through Inner Explorer (K-12)
- Pre-Kindergarten
- Elementary Grades (K-5)
- Middle School (6-8)
- High School (9-12)
- Exceptional Student Education (ESE) and English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Assignments & Res
- Oak Park Plan Overview and Ideas and Hits for Families Working With Your Children At Home
- Suncoast Technical College
- 4. How to Connect to Remote Learning Resources
- 5. Staff and Families Additional Resources to Explore
- 6. Appendix
- 7. ICAN Grading and Attendance Guidance
- 8. GRADUATION INFORMATON and K-12 RETENTION GUIDELINES
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Summer 2020 Boost: Personalized Academic Instruction
Elementary Overview
Summer 2020 Boost is high quality, personalized academic instructional support provided for students currently in grades 2, 3, 4, & 5 who meet identified criteria equivalent to performing one or two grades below level and therefore were at risk of scoring a level 1 on FSA Reading and/or Math. Eligible students at each of the 24 Elementary School programs in Sarasota County will be invited to participate.
Dates and Times
June 3 – June 30, 2020 (20 Days)
June 3 Training & Transition Day - June 4 Contact with families & Teacher Planning – June 5 Contact with families and instruction begins
Times: Flexible hours for teachers - 5 hours per day - (Instruction, Planning & Family Contact Time)
Staffing
- Number of teachers assigned will be based upon need: Suggested ratio 1:10-12
- 1 Intervention Lead Teacher to assist & support students and teachers with instructional design and monitoring of student engagement at each site
- 1 Social Worker, Home School Liaison, or Guidance Counselor at each site to help address the social-emotional needs of our students
- ESE and/or ESOL Paraprofessionals (preferred bilingual): number based upon need to support ESOL students/families
- Community & Family Engagement Facilitator/Coordinator of Suncoast Summer Reading Challenge funded jointly between CFSC & SCSB
Advantages of this remote learning program
- Risk of COVID 19 virus is eliminated
- Elimination of transportation, materials production & purchase costs
- Targets at-risk students at ALL 24 Elementary Schools
- Schools & teachers able to support their own students with whom they are familiar
- Maintains a level of familiarity and engagement of students in continued Remote Learning Setting
- Impacts students currently in grades 2, 3, 4, 5 (approximately 1500-2225 in reading and math)
- Allows schools time to adequately prepare for resuming face-to-face schooling in August
General Framework for Personalized Academic Instruction
- Whole Group: 30 minutes
- Small Group: 30 minutes per group (two groups of 5 or 6) = 1 hour
- One-on-one Instruction: 15 minutes per day/per student = 3 hours
- Planning: 30 minutes/day
Points to Consider
- Goals and curriculum for Summer Boost will address learning gaps
- Criteria and iReady cut scores will determine eligible students
- ALL students must have, or be provided, a computer device and internet access (if possible)
- Participating students who were issued a district computer will keep it until end of June
- District Curriculum Team will work with Site Administrators and selected teachers to collaborate to develop lessons and learning resources
- Family engagement opportunities will be developed (in lieu of offering Parent University)
Supplemental Components and Resources
- ICAN Plan resources refined for “striving students”
- Personalized Learning Plans developed for every student
- Lesson plans/activities developed collaboratively by Elementary Curriculum & School Teams
- Virtual field trips
- Remote Arts Calendar available to all elementary students
- Daily access to Inner Explorer (SEL curriculum for families) encouraged
- Suncoast Summer Reading Challenge available to all participating elementary students
Items to address
- Curriculum Design
- PR/Communications
- Invitation Letter
- ID Teachers
- Computers/Hot Spots
- SCSRC Details
- Zoom into Reading
- PM System
Roles and Responsibilities
Administrator Responsibilities- Confirm the list of a targeted students
- Send a welcome letter to families
- Call or email families to confirm participation
- Update working phone numbers and addresses
- Strategically develop a “class list” of a ratio of up to 1:10-12 students for each teacher
- Provide families with a bag of school supplies and activities (Note: utilize materials developed for SLA 2019)
- Identify teachers who will provide daily personalized academic instruction
- Submit contracts for selected teachers to finance
- Collect time sheet logs and submit to bookkeepers
- Work with Elementary Curriculum Team and teachers to develop curriculum/activities for students
- Initiate the creation and completion of the Personalized Learning Plans for each student
- Outline remote learning opportunities for teachers & students
- Assist teachers with daily schedules for remote learning
- Review and utilize student data from iReady for development of individualized learning plans
- Assist with communication platforms
- Be a weekly guest on student Zoom meetings
- · Be available to support students, parents and teachers
- · Attend the virtual Blast Off on May 16 from 10:00 – 11:30 for the Suncoast Summer Reading Challenge
- · Partner with the Patterson Foundation to implement Suncoast Summer Reading Challenge
- · Collect timesheets from each contracted employee and submit to the bookkeeper
Teacher
- Develop a relationship with each student on their caseload: Identify academic strengths, areas of need, hobbies, family needs, etc.
- Work with Administrator, Intervention Teacher and School Team members to personalize and share curriculum/activities for students
- Create daily Personalized Academic Instruction lesson plans for each individual student
- Maintain a daily contact log of ongoing communication
- Encourage and support student participation in the Suncoast Summer Reading Challenge (Option to attend the virtual Blast Off for this program on May 16 from 10-11:30)
- Maintain progress notes to share with teacher assigned in 2020-21 school year
- Complete daily timesheet for hours worked and submit to site administrator
- Office hours:
- Monday – Friday (Instruction, Planning & Family Contact Time) hours are flexible
- Have virtual office hours so that students and families can connect if they need support
- Communicate with students daily: Microsoft Office 365/TEAMS, Dojo, Zoom, email, etc.
- Provide individualized instructional time for each student daily
- Virtual learning activities:
- Zoom meetings with whole class and small groups of students
- Read aloud and discuss stories with students\
- Social-emotional learning activities and restorative circle
- Teach mini reading and math lessons
- Take students on virtual online learning experience
- Include STEAM activities or suggest STEAM projects
- Encourage journal writing
- Provide brain breaks with whole class and small groups
- Assign iReady for 45 minutes per week per subject
BUDGET
TBD Once Student Eligibility Numbers are Confirmed