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Safe Schools Data Collection and Reporting Victoria Fields, Program Consultant Windy Newton, Office Data Manager Office of Continuous Improvement and Support 2018-19 Beginning-of-Year Training
Enhancements Behavior Admin Behavior | Admin | Event Types ● Previously existing local event types were end dated as of 6/30/2018. ● New local event types for all state violations were created with a start date of 7/01/2018. ● The behavior event types now have appropriate mapping of State Violation Code mapping, which provides the connection to previous law/board violations for reporting purposes. 2 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Default Selections Behavior | Admin | Event Type ● Name added to match State Event Code ● Available in Referral selected ● Alignment of Discipline selected ● Start Date of 07/01/2018 ● State Event Code (Mapping) selected ● Classification selected, if applicable 3 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Local Event Codes Users with appropriate rights, can add local event codes, if needed. Before doing so, review the pre-loaded list to ensure the addition will not duplicate an existing pre-loaded event type. Select the appropriate state event code (mapping). Do not end date or delete the pre-loaded event types. Available in Referral be deselected if district chooses to not have the event code available to the school level staff. 4 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Behavior Management Tool Behavior Management | Event Details ● Law violation and board violation drop lists have a DO NOT USE disclaimer ● 2018-19 behavior events should not have a selection of law or board violation ● The fields will remain until October release to allow districts to update 2017-18 behavior events if needed based on review of the School Report Card data. 5 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Drug Classification When user selects Drug, Tobacco or Alcohol use, possession or distribution event types, Drug Type element via Participant Detail is required. User will select the type of drug added for each participant involved in the event. This field will be used for reporting purposes. 6 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Weapon Classification When user selects Weapon use, possession or distribution event types, the Weapon Type element via Participant Detail is required. User will select the type of weapon added for each participant involved in the event. This field will be used for reporting purposes. 7 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Harassment Classification When user selects bullying, harassing communications, harassment, stalking, threatening another student, threatening staff or verbal abuse event types, the Harassment Type element via Participant Detail is required. User will select the type of appropriate basis for harassment added for each participant associated with the event. This field will be used for reporting purposes. 8 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Planned Upcoming Releases Campus.1833, September 12th, new Safe Schools extract will be available that incorporates the changes to behavior Campus.1837, October 10th, Law Violation and Board Violation drop lists will be hidden from Behavior Event Detail screen 9 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Restraint and Seclusion Review local resolution codes via Behavior | Admin | Resolution Types ● Ensure there is a resolution for Restraint with a State Mapping of Restraint ● Ensure there is a resolution for Seclusion with a State Mapping of Seclusion 10 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Interim Alternative Educational Setting Review local resolution codes via Behavior | Admin | Resolution Types ● Ensurethere is a resolution for IAES: Unilateral Removal by School Personnel – SPED only ● Ensure there is a resolution for IAES: Removal by Hearing Officer– SPED only 11 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
In School Removal Review local resolution codes via Behavior | Admin | Resolution Types Any local resolution meeting the definition of In School Removal must have a State Mapping of In School Removal for reporting purposes. Definition: A removal from the student’s regular educational setting during instructional time Examples: In-School Alternative Placement (ISAP), In-School Suspension (ISS), Safe Room, In-School Detention, Alternative Classroom, or Alternative Education Program within the district. 12 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Corporal Punishment If your district does not have board policy regarding the use of Corporal Punishment, the resolution should be end dated so users cannot make the selection by mistake. 13 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Behavior Response Behavior | Admin | Response Types If your district only uses the Behavior Response section of the Behavior Management Tool to record Restraint and Seclusion detail, then the BR03: Other option should be end dated. This is not a valid response for restraint or seclusion. 14
Behavior Preference Options The following options are available for districts to consider to ensure accuracy of data throughout the year. • Behavior | Admin | Preferences • Notify the person who enters the referral when a resolution has been assigned. • Add Parent/Guardian signature line on the Behavior Detail Report. • Add Administrator signature line on the Behavior Detail Report. • Require behavior approver for Behavior Response. • Require behavior resolution before behavior incident can be set to complete. • Lock behavior discipline incidents that have a status of Complete. Additional information can be found on Campus Community. 15 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Review Data Regularly KDE recommends that districts and schools run reports regularly to ensure data accuracy Provide user access to administrators in school to run reports on a regular basis Available Resources: Safe Schools Extract via KY State Reporting A_Behavior Report via KY State Reporting | KDE Reports (qualifying events, SSP3, SSP7 and SSP8 resolutions) Restraint or Seclusion Error Report via KY State Reporting | KDE Reports 16 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Missing Children Process Beginning early to mid-August, KDE will transition the missing children notifications from a KDE web application to generation through Infinite Campus. • A daily file is received from Kentucky State Police (KSP) • This file will be imported by KDE into Infinite Campus (IC) • IC functionality will search the state database for the student using DOB, Name and Social Security Number. • If the student is located in IC, the process will create/update a Missing Child flag in the student’s previous year, current and future enrollments with a start date and/or if student recovered with an end date. • An email notification and/or cancellation will be generated automatically and sent to the principal email address found via System Administration | Resources | School detail. • A process alert will be sent to all members of the Missing Child User Group with calendar rights to the school(s) of the missing student. • If the student is not located in IC, an error message will generate which KDE will work to resolve. 17 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Summer Task #1 to Prepare Principal Designation: • Ensure the correct principal name and email address for all schools in district within IC via System Admin | Resources | School | School Detail Important Reminders: These fields must be updated anytime there is a change in principal, head teacher or administrator within the school. The email address should be complete and valid. The email address should also be the district assigned email address, not a personal email address. 18 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Summer Task #2 to Prepare Missing Child User Group: • Add all staff at the district level that should receive missing children notifications and/or cancelations to the Missing Child user group. This would include District Pupil Personnel Directors and other designees in the district that previously would have been copied on the email notifications sent to principals. District staff will also need calendar rights to all calendars. Users added to the Missing Child group will receive missing child notifications via the Process Alerts inbox based on calendar rights. Important Reminders: Once the new system is implemented, those previously copied on the email notifications will only receive notification in the process alert section of IC only after they have been added to this group and have access to the calendar. KDE requests these tasks be completed in all districts by close of business on July 31, 2018. 19 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Resources Available KDE Safe Schools and Data Collection website Behavior Data Standards KDE Restraint and Seclusion website KDE Missing Children website 20 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
Contacts Safe Schools: • Victoria Fields, (502) 564-4772, ext. 4015 • Windy Newton, (502) 564-5130, ext. 4063 Missing Children: • Victoria Fields, (502) 564-4772, ext. 4015 • Windy Newton, (502) 564-5130, ext. 4063 • Rae Burgess, (502) 564-4772, ext. 4019 21 Victoria Fields and Windy Newton
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