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2008-2009
Goals for 2008‐2009
 Implement Reading Block Time
 Differentiate Instruction for all students
 Research and adopt core reading program
 Improve curriculum maps
 Develop MTSS
Staff Changes
 Rick Haden ‐ Physical Education
 Angela Anderson – Third grade
 Nicolette Taddiken –
Nicolette Taddiken Resource Room
 Traci Wachs – Kindergarten
 Tracey Holmes Tracey Holmes – Title 1 para
 April Jarret – SPED para
 Sarah Neff – SPED para
 Amy Esbaugh – CAP Director  Britni Seubert – CAP Assistant Director
Enrollment
 As of May 12, 2009
 Kindergarten  First Grade
 Second Grade
 Third Grade
 Fourth Grade
 Total
96 students
81 students
78 Students
91 Students
86 Students
432 Students
Professional Development
 Professional Development – all staff
 Compass Learning – 3 days
 Differentiated Instruction
 Autism
 Bullying –
Bullying online course
 School Improvement Plan
Professional Development
 Individual Workshops & Trainings
 MTSS
 Curriculum Mapper
 Ruby Payne Poverty Training
 Kindergarten Conference
 SPED Professional Learning Communities
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 Autism
 Differentiated Instruction
 Research for Core Reading Program
 KMEA Music Conference
 Integrating Art Professional Organizations
KAESP – Kansas Assn of Elementary School Principals
Currently District 2 Governor
2009‐10 Vice President
USA – United School Administrators
Board of Directors
Certified Staff Attendance
Bereavement
Personal
Professional School Duty Sick
Leave w/o Pay
TOTALS
QTR 1
8.5
8.7
31.3
0.9
42.7
0
92.1
QTR 2
7.4
20.6
27
3.2
88.4
9
155.6
QTR 33
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14.4
44
29.2
9
49.2
49
4
59.8
59
0.9
9
157.5
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QTR 4
7.6
26.6
6.6
6.6
99
0.8
147.2
Yearly
37.9
85.1
114.1
14.7
289.9
10.7
552.4
Kindergarten DIBELS
% Intensive
4%
% Strategic
% S
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13%
% Benchmark
83%
Ninety ‐four Kindergarteners took the year end k h
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DIBELS with the PSF subtest being the critical indicator.
DIBELS
First Grade
% Benchmark
68%
% Intensive
9%
% Strategic
23%
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graders took the year end DIBELS with Oral Reading Fluency being the critical subtest.
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DIBELS
Second Grade
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Seventy‐seven 2nd graders took the year end DIBELS g
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with oral reading fluency the critical subtest.
% Intensive
17%
% Benchmark
62%
% Strategic
21%
NWEA MAP ASSESSMENTS
 NWEA MAP\MAP 2008‐09.htm
3rd Grade Reading
% of Students At or Above Standard
100
90
80
70
Percenntage
60
Target
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50
CES Students
State
40
30
20
10
0
2005‐2006
2006‐2007
2007‐2008
2008‐2009
4th Grade Reading
% of Students At or Above Standard
100
90
80
70
Target
Percenttage
60
All Students
All Students
50
State
40
30
20
10
0
2005‐2006
2006‐2007
2007‐2008
2008‐2009
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2008 State Assessments
2008 State Assessments
Reading Exemplary Honors
Scott Blochlinger
Braden Brownell
Ethan Conn
Jenna Fredrickson
Allayna Hanson
Stefan Hemenway
Matthew James
Addison Johnson
Lydia Knapp
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Joshua Koerber
Devin Kymer
Cole Larson
Westin Maish
Matthew McCall
Maycie Mendenhall
Taylor Muff
Oli ia Nelson
Olivia Nelson
Blaze Payeur
Erin Putman
Samantha Ratliff
Gavin Shuler
Mallory Thompson
3rd Grade Math
% of Students At or Above Standard
100
90
80
70
Target
Percen
ntage
60
All Students
50
State
40
30
20
10
0
2005‐2006
2006‐2007
2007‐2008
2008‐2009
4th Grade Math
% of Students At or Above Standard
100
90
80
70
Percentage
60
Target
50
All Students
State
40
30
20
10
0
2005‐2006
2006‐2007
2007‐2008
2008‐2009
Concordia Elementary School
Concordia Elementary School
2008 State Assessments
2008 State Assessments
Math Exemplary Honors
Mariah Blazek
Zoe Brichalli
Rehanna Butt
Jordan Eshbaugh
Paul Frost
Matthew James
Joshua Koerber
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Cole Larson
Hayden Losh
Ian Nordell
Erin Putman
Kora Snavely
Mallory Thompson
Jaden Ward
Scott Blochlinger
Braden Brownell
Cameron Collins
Jenna Fredrickson
Caleb Hartzell
Addison Johnson
Devin Kymer
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Shaylea Lawson
Olivia Nelson
Blaze Payeur
Samantha Ratliff
Dalton Synder
Ethan Valcoure
Taylon Whitley
CES DISCIPLINE REPORT
OFFICE REFFERAL
ISS
28
OSS
25
#S
STUDENTS
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17
11
10
10
7
5
3
1
KINDERS
3
1
FIRST
6
5
1
3
1
SECOND
1
THIRD
FOURTH
School Nurse Jayme
 Nurse Jayme saw:
 545 students
 1501 office visits
 217 resulted in students being sent home
 42 accident reports
 Vision screening for 900 students
 Hearing screenings for 822 students
 Dental Health presentations for 3rd & 4th graders
Nurse Jayme
 Nurse Jayme has written grants that have provided:
 Water bottles for all students
 PE equipment for 4thh graders
 Support the CPR/AED/First Aid Training
 Also has been instrumental in the AEDs being placed in g
all buildings
Library
2008‐2009 CES Library Year End Report
New items added to the library included shelving that made easy fiction books more attainable for small children. This also eliminated the need to house books on book carts which made the library feel unorganized.
Tables were rearranged to make a "classroom" setting. We use a blank wall now as a screen for projectors.
Children used computers for Athena, TumbleBooks and Kan‐Ed research.
New this year ‐‐ Students who didn
Students who didn't pay for lost books after 3 mailed notices home and a t pay for lost books after 3 mailed notices home and a phone call worked off their fines. Students worked five 15 minutes recesses. Fifteen students worked off a total amount of $329 in lost books. Their tasks included dusting shelves, straightening shelves, sorting colored pencils and peeling crayon wrappers.
Library Mrs. Errebo revised and updated the library policy for the handbook.
Guest speaker author/illustrator Brad Sneed gave 3 presentations about how he puts together a book together a book. Circulation statistics for the year are:
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l i i i f h 533 patrons ‐‐ 43,591 checkouts. This is 3,736 more checkouts than last year from 45 more patrons.
Accelerated Reader AR
Points earned by grade
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Grade
# of # f Students
Points P
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First
85
4719.7
Second
81
6390.7
Third
97
8992.5
Fourth
90
6078.2
1st grade AR graph
Brad Sneed, Illustrator
Brad Sneed, Illustrator
presenting to CES
students in December.
He gave three
presentations to the
student body.
At Risk and Counseling
SIT Meetings
Parent Follow
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August 2008 - May 2009
20
Counseling
22 Classes a week
25 min. each
Students seen from Oct.May
approx. 452
# of students seen weekly
10
# of students self-referral
82
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21
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Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week
Elect To Be Drug Free!
I Elect To Be Drug Free
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Put A Cap on Drugs
(hat day)
Shade Out Drugs
(wear sunglasses)
Team Up Against Drugs
(wear team colors)
Drugs Are Scary
(H ll
(Halloween)
)
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Drugs
Are
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Winners of the Drug Free Poster Contest
during Red Ribbon Week.
Front row: Clayton Walker, KinleyHanson, Chas Calgren
Middle row: Aubrianna Monzon, Chole Beims, Taylor Avicola, Paul Rundus,
Payten Osterfelt Back row: Jenna Fredrickson, Allayna Hanson, Devin Kymer,
Ashton Hittle, Katie Pfanz, Zaide Thoman (not pictured: Jaedyn Kearn)
Parents In Education
 Fundraisers
 SchoolMall.com postcards
 Club’s Choice food sale
 Box Tops for Education
 Soup Supper
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 CES Carnival
Over $20,000 raised to support CES students
Parents In Education
 Benefits to CES
 $10,500 to purchase 20 laptops for cart
 Headsets for Kindergarteners
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 New Die Cut Machine & Die Cuts (Matched by Club’s Choice)
 Year end stipends to teachers
 Partial entrance fees for field trips
CES & PIE Service Project
Collected pop tabs for Ronald McDonald Houses
Title 1
 Schoolwide
 Title served in all classrooms
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 FastForward
 One to one
O t  Data collection
 Collaboration with C ll b ti ith teachers
 Family Literacy Night
Katie Donavan was the winner
of the MP3 player at Family
Literacy Night.
CAP
Concordia Afterschool Program
CAP by the Numbers
 69 students enrolled in CAP
 53 daily average attendance
 7 Staffers
 SUMMER CAP
 53 students enrolled
 8 Staffers
 Director: Amy Eshbaugh
Director Am Eshbaugh
 Assistant: Britni Seubert
Highlights:
Friday Party Days
Build your own Pizza
Club 81
Snow Cones
Swimming
Homework (at least for parents!)
WE NOW OPERATE IN THE BLACK!
MAP h f
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Math After School Program MAP started in October and ran through
May. Students attended 2 sessions a week for thirty minutes.
week for thirty minutes
First Grade Second Grade
Thi d G d
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
TOTAL
9 students
11 students
8 t d t
8 students
12 students
40 students
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Field Trips
Kinders ‐Depot Pumpkin Patch
1st Grade ‐ Smoky Hill Bison Ranch
2nd Grade – Rolling Hills 3rd Grade ‐ Cosmosphere & Grassland Gardens
4th Grade ‐ Cloud County Tours
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Cloud County Museum
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3 Grade
Fourth Grade – Cloud County
4th graders help plant flowers for
the Kansas Sampler Festival
4th graders at Motherhouse
Firefighters Award
 These students won a picture on the fire truck and a lunch date with a firefighter to promote October Fi S f M h
Fire Safety Month.
 Kindergarten –
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 First Grade – Ciara Kearn
 Second Grade –
Second Grade Rustyn Kindel
 Third Grade – Cydney Bergmann
 Fourth Grade Fourth Grade – Cameron Collins
Jump Rope For Heart
 CES students raised $1,927.30
 This is an all time high for this project!
Christian Nondorf – 3rd grade Top money raiser with $135 00
Top money raiser with $135.00
Music In Our School Winners
Music In Our School Winners
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1st place – Nicole Timme
2nd place –
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Britney Gilkeson
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3rd place – Emily Daniels
10 honorary places – Dale Boldridge, Zaide Thoman, Jacob Burchfiel, Alexis Felix, Jaden Champlin, Jessica Williams, Cydney Bergmann, Brynn Brummett, Jake Reusch and Zach Vrazel Reading
Reading Rainbow Writers
These girls wrote and illustrated their first book. This was through the gifted and enrichment classes with Melissae Stiles. The stories were entered in the d
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Reading Rainbow Writers Contest. Jessica Williams placed third in our district placed third in our district. All girls were presented with a certificate from Smoky Hills Public Television. Front: Zaide Thoman, Jessica Williams, Callahan Figgs
Back: Jaden Champlin, Gwen Stiles, Rebecca Thornton
My Favorite Older Person Essay Winners
Essay Winners
 Jordan Eshbaugh
 Mariah Blazek
 Ian Halfhide
 Devin Kymer
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 Lynsey Garrett
 Carley Martin
 Emily Barrington Lydia y
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 Cameron Collins
Knapp
 Olivia Nelson
 Christina Monroe
 Ben Peltier
CES Ch
CES Chess
 60 students from Kindergarten through 4th grade participated in the CES chess program. the CES chess program  5 to 10 students represented the CES team at each of the 8 tournaments tournaments.  They earned one 2nd place trophy and had several excellent finishes.  During the school year, students participated in a chess clinic that During the school year students participated in a chess clinic that was organized by senior, Alex Johnson.
 Five CES students will participate in 2009 Karpov Chess Camp in Lindsborg. CES CHESS
CES CHESS
Front row: Eric Grogan, Emily Daniels Back row: Jessi Kindscher, Sara Gardner, Gwen Stiles
They placed 11 out of 40 at the state tournament. Learning
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1st and 4th Graders
NEW TO CES!
NEW TO CES!
 Penny States wrote a grant that provides our students with a fresh fruit or vegetable snack daily. They have done a good job of f i bl k d il Th h d
d j b f providing a variety of fruits and vegetables giving students the opportunity to try new foods.
2008‐2009 Peer Mediators
Peer Mediators 2008‐2009 Sitting (L‐R): Jackson Figgs, Ian Halfhide, Davin Strait, Ian Nordell, Alex Wilcox, Kora Snavely, Olivia Nelson, g(
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Brennen Acree Seated on sign (L‐R): Braden Brownell, Cole Larsen, Matthew James, Blaze Payeur Standing (L‐R): Zoe Brichalli, Taylor Krause, Paul Frost, Lydia Knapp, Mariah Blazek, Carley Martin, Addison Johnson, Cassidy Brown, Mallory Thompson, Shayela Lawson, Cameron Collins, Kailin Colby ALSO NEW!
 The Backpack 4 Kids program was started in February. Through David Mortimer’s senior project eleven CES students have been provided a backpack of food to take home every week‐end. This is in cooperation also y
with the Cloud County Resource Council and Kansas Food Bank.
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LEARNING IS
Concordia
Elementary
School
2008‐2009
It was a GREAT Journey!
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