Data Collection and Self-Monitoring Sample Clauses

Data Collection and Self-Monitoring. 1. The District will establish uniform standards for the content of student discipline files at all District schools. The standards will be designed to ensure that the District keeps accurate and complete records of all discipline incidents, including those that do not result in the imposition of disciplinary sanctions. To this end, the District will develop and submit to OCR for review and comment a uniform District referral form and a uniform District disciplinary sanctions form to be used by all staff within the District when imposing disciplinary sanctions. At a minimum, the forms will require the person using them to provide the following information:
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Data Collection and Self-Monitoring. 12. The Division will collect available data regarding referrals for student discipline and the imposition of discipline, including administrative transfers, at all Division schools. The data collection system will be revised to ensure that beginning with the 2015-2016 year, it will include, but not be limited to, the following:
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Data Collection and Self-Monitoring. 8. Annually, the District will collect data, by school, regarding referrals for in-school suspension, out of school suspension, DAEP, JJAEP, law enforcement and expulsion at all District schools. The data collected will include the following:
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Data Collection and Self-Monitoring l. Beginning with the XXXX school year, the District will electronically collect data regarding student discipline referrals and sanctions at all District schools, including discipline referrals that do not result in exclusionary discipline. The data will be collected by incident number, so that each individual student incident is one row in the spreadsheet. If one incident involved multiple students, each student should be listed on a separate row. If one student for one incident is referred for multiple offenses (e.g., "disruption" and "defiance"), the incident will be listed on one row, with a separate column for each offense (e.g. "offense l" and "offense 2.") If one student for one incident receives multiple sanctions (e.g., "detention" and "ISS"), the incident will be listed on one row, with a separate column for each sanction (e.g. "sanction 1" and "sanction 2.") Each row will include, but not be limited to:
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Data Collection and Self-Monitoring. 1. Beginning with the 2018-2019 school year, the District will ensure that its electronic data collection regarding student discipline incidents and consequences includes all student discipline “referrals.” For purposes of this Agreement, “referral” means any referral of a disciplinary incident to an authority outside the classroom, typically a school administrator, requesting discipline, including such referrals that result in no disciplinary action, non-exclusionary disciplinary action, or disciplinary action that is not required to be reported to the state. “Referral” specifically does not include requests for non- disciplinary supports or interventions. In item (i) below, the term “referred to law enforcement” means the student was reported by a school system employee to any law enforcement agency or official, including a school resource officer (SRO), for purposes of criminal reporting, investigation, arrest, or prosecution, regardless of whether official action was taken; in addition, a school-related arrest of a student is considered a referral to law enforcement. In item (j) below, the term “arrested” refers to an arrest of a student for any activity conducted on school grounds, during off-campus school activities (including while taking school transportation), or due to a referral by any school official. The requirements of this section apply only to those law enforcement referrals and school-related arrests of which a school administrator has actual knowledge. Beginning with the 2018-2019 school year, the District will ensure that for each referral, the information collected will include, but need not be limited to, the following:
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Data Collection and Self-Monitoring. 14. By November 1, 2016 the District will collect available data regarding referrals for student discipline and the imposition of disciplinary sanctions, including referrals for alternative education programs. The District will ensure that its data collection system includes, but is not limited to, the following:
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Data Collection and Self-Monitoring. 1. Beginning with the 2017-2018 school year, the District will electronically collect data regarding student discipline referrals and sanctions at all District schools. The data collection system will include, but not be limited to:
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Data Collection and Self-Monitoring. 3. The District will keep electronic records (including information regarding the race(s) of the student(s) involved, specific facts of the offense, identity of referring staff member(s), and all sanctions given) of all referrals for in-school suspension and out of school suspension during the 2018-2019 school year at XXXX.
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