Block Schedule Evaluation
Name: ___________________ Teacher:
Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
Criteria
Points
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Adherence to the school's SIP plan recommendations
Matches the recommendation of a FEW of the subject areas within 10 minutes
Matches the recommendation of SOME of the subject areas within 10 minutes
Matches the recommendation of MOST subject areas within 10 minutes
Matches the recommendation of EVERY subject area within 10 minutes
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Transitions
Does not allow for transitions
Allows for 5 minutes of transitions to OR from specials and/or lunch.
Allows for 5 minutes of transition to/from specials OR lunch.
Allow for 5 minutes of transition to/from specials AND lunch.
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Student Movement
Literacy blocks are not separated by some other student movement AND primary grades have long instructional blocks without breaks
Most literacy blocks are not separated by some other student movement or most primary grades have long instructional blocks without breaks
A few literacy blocks are separated by some other student movement or a few primary grades have long instructional blocks without breaks
Literacy blocks are separated by some other student movement. Primary grades have specials/lunch or a break between large instructional blocks
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Support Services (ELD, SPED, Title)
Interruptions occur to a number of instructional blocks that will lead to a fragmented day for many students.
Dually served student will have some interruptions to their instructional blocks.
In special circumstance (students receiving three of more services) some interruptions to the students instructional blocks will occur.
Do not interrupt instructional blocks. Student schedule has continuity and protected core.
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Access
Students deemed "at-risk" can only receive supplemental services if they happen to be available at the time that is scheduled for their grade.
Some students deemed "at-risk" can receive supplemental services and/or a whole subgroup of students may NOT be able to receive services.
Most students deemed "at-risk" can receive supplemental services.
Any student deemed "at-risk" can receive supplemental services.
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