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Early Warning System in PowerSchool Identifying Students at Risk November 25, 2014

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  • Early Warning System

    in PowerSchool

    Identifying Students at Risk

    November 25, 2014

  • Macomb EWIS Session Overview

    • Why & How we started

    • The tool

    • The pilot/launch

    • The intervention system

    • Lessons we are learning

  • Why & How: Macomb EWIS

  • The EWS Tool

    ews.misd.net

  • Early Warning System Plan

    • Alert symbol displayed in PowerSchool and PowerTeacher

    • Based on triggers set by each district or school:

  • Alerts on Student Pages

  • School Sets Alert Criteria

  • Attendance by Class Period

  • Grades Compared to Class

  • Alert History

  • Multiple Student Report

  • PowerTeacher Dashboard

  • PowerTeacher Report

  • Action Plan: Getting ready for

    Implementation…

    • Identify your point person to complete &

    update the set-up page

    • Scheduling monitoring of EWS

    • Plan interventions when alerts are triggered

    • Brainstorm expectations for use by

    – Teachers

    – Administrators

    – Counselors

    – Social Workers

  • Action Plan: Getting ready for

    Implementation…

    • Identify steps to take to be ready for launch

    • Plan for training your buildings prior to roll-out

    – What will the training look like?

    – How long will it be?

    – What will it include?

    – Will they need practice time?

    – How will the system be used?

    • Keep school settings consistent

    • Update grades regularly in Teacher gradebooks

  • Macomb EWIS Goal

    To effectively identify and intervene with students “at-risk”

    of failing or dropping out of school.

  • Macomb EWIS Implementation

    Process

  • Implementation Checklist

  • Intervention Catalog

  • Student Assessment

  • Individual Learning Plan

  • Integrate with existing teams

  • Lessons Learned

    • Schools are getting acclimated to the results

    of the data collection

    – What are the alerts telling them?

    – Looking at the student body with the EWS lens

    • Student intervention teams are necessary

    – Some buildings have teams for RTI, MTSS, School

    Improvement, PLC, etc.

    – Need to find ways to integrate EWS data and

    techniques

  • Lessons Learned

    • Avoid having programs and initiatives in silos

    – Carve out time to meet to address EWS initiatives

    – Discuss actual students and plan specific interventions

    • Provide ongoing guidance, consultation and

    support

    – Regular user group meetings

    – Foster communication between districts, building

    leadership, and important counseling resources

  • Next Steps

    • Add Math and ELA alert (Done)

    • Add New Student alert (Done)

    • No Behavior alerts for teachers (Done)

    • Create EWS for elementary schools

    • Develop reports to show alert history

  • What questions do you have?