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Patriot STAR Program

Patriot STAR Program. S peak and act respectfully T ry your personal best A ccept responsibility R eady to learn. Behavioral Expectations. Patriot STAR Distribution During 2009-2010 Over 14,000 STARs were distributed in grades EC-6

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Patriot STAR Program

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  1. Patriot STAR Program

  2. Speak and act respectfully Try your personal best Accept responsibility Ready to learn Behavioral Expectations

  3. Patriot STAR Distribution During 2009-2010 Over 14,000 STARs were distributed in grades EC-6 Goal for 2010-2011 = remain @ 14,000 STARs (less one grade level)

  4. Student Survey Data Question measuring students “speaking and acting respectfully” at PR 95% ranked it a 3 - 5 on scale from 1 to 5 with 5 being “Very Respectful” 27% or 76 students selecting 5 42% or 120 students selecting 4 26% of students selecting 3

  5. Staff Survey Data Question measuring students “speaking and acting respectfully” at PR 18/29 ranked students a 4 or 5 on a scale from 1 to 5 with 5 being “Very Respectful”

  6. Student Survey Data Question measuring students “desire to see the STAR Program continue next year” 86.3% ranked the question a 4 or 5 on the scale from 1 to 5 with 5 being “absolutely continue” 73.6% or 209 students (out of 284) selecting 5

  7. Staff Survey Data Question @ do we “continue the Patriot STAR Program next year?” 93% said YES!

  8. Staff Survey Data Question Responses about Various Components of the Program Weekly Drawings Motivational 88% YES Tally Sheet easy to track STARs 88% YES Continuing Double Day & t-shirt 90% YES Triplicate STAR form helpful 92% YES Redemption Process easy for Students 96% YES Redemption Process easy for Staff 84% YES Instant Redemption Motivational 92% YES

  9. Student Survey Data • Favorite Part of the Program – Comments • Multiple comments about earning & • receiving STARs – like . . . • “getting the stars and being proud” • “seeing what you did” • “the feeling you get when you get a STAR” • “getting the star because you feel really good” • “It is that I get a compliment from teachers and so it • makes me feel so good” • “I think my favorite part of the STAR program is the fact • that kids what to get stars so they are quiet and • respectful because when almost a million kids are • talking at once, trust me, it is not a pretty sound!”

  10. Staff Survey Data • What made the “program successful”? • “Staff & student excitement” • “Students worked hard to be respectful” • “Variety of choices to address student interests” • “Staff commitment to hand out STARs” • “Motivation of the students” • “Easy to do & consistent” • “Nice rewarding students for doing the • responsible or right thing” • “Both verbal and written praise”

  11. Student Survey Data Question @ favorite Redemption Menu Items(students encouraged to list 2 or 3 items but could do more) Top 3 items: 182 responses – Trip to Hollywood 65 responses – Bring Stuffed Animal 40 Responses for both – Patriot Pencil & Appropriate design shaved in Mr. Conley’s Hair

  12. Student Survey Data Other favorite Redemption Menu Items(students encouraged to list 2 or 3 items but could do more) 32 – Additional 15 min recess for class 29 – Additional Special for class 24 – Wish Bottle 22 – Wear a Hat for day 17 – Announcements/Pledge Sayer 16 – McDonald/Taco Bell lunch with Mrs. A 16 – IPod for 15 min 11 – Read/Play game with younger student 11 – Guest reader in class of choice 10 – Junior WatchPUP

  13. Student Redemption Data Redemptions that were popular and actually redeemed during the 2009-2010 school year. Top 3 items: Pencil (327) Stuffed Animal (303) Hollywood Store (275)

  14. Student Redemption Data Additional Redemptions that were actually redeemed during the 2009-2010 school year. Reading Morning Announcements & Introducing Pledge (45) Wish Bottle (40) Line Leader or Caboose (36) Hat Day (36) Read/Play Game with younger student (31) Feed Fish (22) Slippers (22) Additional 15 min recess for class (22) Guest Reader in Class of choice (17) Additional Special (16) Teacher Assistant (14) Extra Recess for you and friend (12) STAR Chair (11)

  15. Introducing NEW • Redemption Items to Students • Student Survey Ideas • Eat Lunch with a Younger Student @ the Guest Table – • 15 STARs • STAR Backpack – 20 STARs • Face Painting (a STAR painted on student’s face) – 10 STARs • Paint Mrs. Actkinson’sFace – 35 STARs • Additional Ideas • Flashlight Read in MP Room for 20 min (entire class) – • 20 STARs • Hollywood Trading Cards – 2 STARs • Hollywood Trading Card – student card – 15 STARs

  16. Star Spangled Specialists Boogien' Burdick Rockin' Rafael Kindergarten Queens Fired-Up Fifth Grade

  17. Other Student Ideas for Redemption But are not including on Redemption Menu Other Ideas students recommended that were frequently listed included Pizza Party, Ice Cream Party, & PJ Day STAR Team decided that we should reserve these ideas for classrooms to establish individual classroom goals where the entire class works to earn X number of STARs to redeem an activity they decide upon, such as these.

  18. Staff Questions about Redemption Process Knowing what students redeem – how will the teachers know whether or not the item redeemed has been fulfilled? STAR Team decided that we should include on the redemption menu an asterisk (*)by items that would be fulfilled by the STAR team or office staff. If no * appears by the item, then the teacher can schedule or set up the redemption themselves.

  19. Student Survey on • Weekly Drawings • Survey Ideas • Many repeated responses of restaurant certificates! • New STAR Pencil (“STAR Student”) • The Patriot STAR Backpack (1 a week or bi-monthly) • Principal Call Home or E-mail – “Inside STAR Edition” – • bragging on STAR earned to family • During Lunch Sit at Guest Table with a Friend – 1 a • week • A Donut Party or Popsicle Party (once a month)

  20. Additional Ideas • Weekly Drawings • Additional Ideas from STAR Team • A Flashlight “Read In” for 20 min (once a month for • a class & one a month draw 5 students per grade • level) • A Hollywood Wheel of Fortune – various wheel • options could include items like a pencil, coupon, • back pack, etc. • Considering a STAR chair drawing (depending on actual • redemptions)

  21. Patriot STARs for Staff Please continue to write Patriot STARs for Staff to show your appreciation of each other! We’ve seen these STARs posted in teacher classrooms, so we know they mean something special to you.

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