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List of Handouts | |
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Preface to the Second Edition | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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About the Authors | |
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Introduction | |
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Shift From Programs to Services | |
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Setting the Stage: The Social and Legal Impetus for Services Rather Than Programs in Integrated, Socially Just Schools | |
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Shifting From Programs to Services: Where to Begin? | |
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Ask Necessary Questions | |
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Establish a School Service Delivery Team to Initiate Change | |
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Shift Personnel Roles to Meet Student Needs | |
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Leading for Social Justice at the School and District Levels | |
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Primary Leadership Characteristic: Inclusive Social Justice and Equity Are the Leader's Core Identity | |
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Leading for Social Justice at the District Level | |
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Traditional Roles of Central Office Administrators Impede Change | |
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Transforming From Centralized Leaders to Social Justice Leaders | |
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Establish Standards for Integrated, Socially Just Schools and Districts | |
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Standards for Physical and Emotional Safety: Prerequisites for Student Success | |
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Make Physical and Emotional Safety Central to All Aspects of the School | |
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Establish a Culture of Inclusivity and Visibility | |
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Take Harassment Seriously | |
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Cocreate Antiharassment Policy and Strategies | |
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Integrate Antiharassment Into the Curriculum | |
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Examples of an Antiharassment Policy in Practice | |
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Standards for Student Behavior | |
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Be Conscious of How We Label Students; Student Behavior Is Relative | |
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Hold High Expectations for Student Behavior in a Context of Care | |
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Develop and Consistently Implement Schoolwide Discipline Policies That Have Individually Designed Consequences and Positive Incentives | |
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Provide Early Intervention | |
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Involve Students in All Aspects of Intervention | |
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All Staff Must Understand That All Behavior Is an Attempt to Communicate | |
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All Staff Must Have Similar Expectations and Strategies for Student Behavior | |
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View Teaching and Learning Appropriate Behaviors as a Long-Term Process | |
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Staff Must Use Proactive Strategies for Students Who Need More Intense Support | |
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Quality Instruction and Assessment: The Foundation for Integrated, Socially Just Schools | |
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Focus on Instruction: Ensure That ALL Students Have Access to Quality Teaching | |
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Get It Right the First Time: Interventions and Programs Are Not the Answer | |
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Develop Teacher Capacity/Hiring | |
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All Teachers Are Experts and Shall Teach All Kids, No Magic in Student Services | |
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Reduce Student-to-Teacher Ratios and Class Size | |
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Configure Class Grouping to Meet Student Needs Without Labeling | |
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Make Early Literacy a Priority | |
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Provide Early Intervention and Prevention Without Labeling | |
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Make Curriculum Accommodations but Not as a Substitute for Skillful Teaching | |
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Use Teaching Assistants With Caution | |
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Begin With the End in Mind | |
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Frequently Assess to Measure Student Progress and to Inform Instruction | |
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Dos and Don'ts When Addressing High-Quality Instruction | |
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Leverage Law, Funding, and Student Differences Toward Critical Transformative Change | |
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Leveraging the Law and Funding Toward Integrated, Socially Just Schools | |
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How Educators Can Use the Law to Leverage an Integrated, Socially Just Education | |
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Reallocating Resources for Integrated, Socially Just Schools | |
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Toward Integrated, Socially Just Schools: A Framework for Change | |
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Determining the Locus of Control | |
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A Dual Approach to Change | |
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One Framework for Equity and Social Justice Change | |
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Equity Audit Data Collection and Analysis | |
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Reference Material for Service Delivery Teams | |
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Malcolm Shabazz City High School | |
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References | |
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Index | |