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Title: Pinnacle


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Pinnacle
  • Parents Information Night

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Agenda
  • Welcome!
  • Introductions
  • 24/7 Goal for District
  • Pinnacle Plus (product)- purpose for selection
  • Standards Based Report Card
  • Traditional Based Report Card
  • Goal paperless progress tracking and parent
    communication
  • Access to Pinnacle

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Introductions
  • Knollwood Principal Mrs. Lori Roemer
  • Tennyson Principal Mrs. Gretchen Loper
  • Barr and Forestlawn Principal Mrs. Sue Enos
  • Middle School Principal Mr. Mike Cook
  • Brookside Principal Mr. Scott Daugherty
  • Superintendent Dr. Will Folger
  • Director of Technology Mr. Doug Cogdell
  • Director of Curriculum Dr. Linda Uveges

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24/7
  • To implement, review and revise the 24/7
    communications network
  • Webpages homework listed, photos, daily lessons
    and classroom resources
  • Calendars (building/classroom)
  • Forms and documents online
  • Board policy online
  • Channel 22

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Why Pinnacle?
  • Excelsior Software
  • Comes preloaded with the Ohio Academic Content
    Standards so we can track our own Local (Power
    Indicators)
  • Can import schedules and roster data from ESIS
  • Imports attendance data into the gradebook
    system. This information may then be shared on
    report cards and online for parents
  • Pinnacle can generate over 300 reports that are
    accessible to any users of the system, enabling
    us to not just track grading and attendance but
    to analyze that data on a student, school or
    district level.
  • Pinnacle is designed to create a customizable
    standards-based report card
  • Standards based report card can be
    generated/printed at any time once the live data
    resides in the centralized database
  • Web-based program

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www.excelsiorsoftware.com
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Robert Marzano
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Standards Based Report Card
  • The most important difference between
    standards-based education is the focus on what
    students actually learn, not just what is taught
  • The question for us is what standards of
    learning do we want students to achieve through a
    given lesson? and How will we know if the
    student has achieved that standard?

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  • Report cards are one part of an integrated system
    that emphasizes continuous assessment of a
    students progress and achievement

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Integrated assessment system
  • Scoring and grading systems that integrate
    assessment into instruction so that classroom
    assessment is integral to the learning process,
    providing the constructive feedback both students
    and teachers need to do their work more
    effectively
  • A system whereby student proficiencies are
    communicated to students and parents, along with
    semester/trimester expectations that will improve
    their understanding of what work is required and
    where the student is strong/weak.
  • Trimester/semester performance-based benchmark
    assessments and correlating scoring
    guides/rubrics along with samples of student work
    that are advanced, proficient, basic and/or below
    basic (standards)

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  • The standards-based report card is the summary
    statement of a students performance in subject
    areas each quarter/semester/trimester
  • This academic evaluation will represent what
    students have achieved academically, not how hard
    they have worked, how much they have improved,
    how they compare with classmates, or how well
    they have behaved.
  • The SBRC is another tool that will be used to
    communicate to student academic progress

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In summary
  • The Sheffield-Sheffield Lake SBRC will
    communicate how well students are progressing
    toward their goals. Ideally, the report card
    will be used in an ongoing conversation between
    teachers, students and parents about what is
    expected of students and how to help them be
    successful in a rigorous academic program.

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SBRC guidelines
  • Relate grading procedures to learning goals
    (Local/Ohio standards)
  • Use criterion-referenced performance standards as
    reference points to determine grades
  • Limit the valued attributes to be included in
    scores to individual achievement
  • Sample student performance (using a variety of
    assessment methods) Do not include all scores in
    final score. Revised student scores as new
    evidence demonstrates mastery
  • Use quality assessment (s) and properly recorded
    evidence of achievement
  • Discuss and involved students in assessment,
    including scoring, throughout the teaching and
    learning process.

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Vocabulary
  • See handout for key vocabulary terms that your
    childs teacher may be using or I used throughout
    this presentation.

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Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
  • 5 Exceeding grade level standard
  • 4 Meeting grade level standard and producing
    quality work
  • 3 Progressing toward the grade level standard.
    Producing the required grade level work
    independently
  • 2 Progressing toward the grade level standard.
    Producing the required grade level work with
    support
  • 1 Beginning to develop the grade level
    standard. Not yet able to produce required grade
    level work.

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How to access it
  • District webpage
  • www.sheffield.k12.oh.us
  • Make sure you have your log in information- if,
    for some reason you lose it pinnacle_at_sheffield.k
    12.oh.us
  • For legal purposes, it will be sent to the home
    address on file.

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Access to Pinnacle
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Enter your username and password (from parent
letter)
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Select your childs school from the pull-down menu
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Area 1 Log in info
Area 2- Student Reports
This area lists commonly requested information
specific to the student. The items listed here
might look different right now
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Area 3 Class Reports- allows you to select
information for a specific class
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Area 4- Options area includes additional helpful
items for your account management
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AREA 5
Display area- where information appears. To
return to the default page after viewing other
information, click Grade Summary from the Student
Reports section
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Are any assignments missing or past due? What is
due tomorrow? What is due Friday?
PAST DUE!!!
Want more details about assignment? CLICK on it
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Here you will see the LINKED objectives (state
and/or local standards) how it was graded
(rubric) when it was assigned, when it was DUE
and how much it was worth
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Locate the Class Reports, select the class from
the drop-down box Select the marking period from
the drop-down box Select student assignments from
the Report drop-down and Click GET REPORT
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If the Teacher name displays in BLUE, it is a
link. You can click the name to send an email to
the teacher Any assignment listed in BLUE
includes Assignment Details CLICK the
assignment to see the details
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To check missing assignments for a specific
class, use the Class Reports section Select the
Marking Period from the drop-down box Select
Student Missing Assignments from the Report
drop-down Click GET REPORT
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Current Grade Summary This displays current
grades for all classes. If you navigate from
this page, click GRADE SUMMARY from the Student
Reports to return.
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You will be able to view the Student Standards
report
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Attendance
  • Have you ever received a call from the school
    secretary asking about attendance issues?
    Suppose you had a dentist appointment and gave
    the secretary a note to that affect, but there
    was still a mistake in the record? You can use
    PIV to check this- be aware though that some
    information may require a 24 hour period to be
    updated, but you can use PIV to check any
    attendance record whether you are checking for
    the day, for one class, or for an entire marking
    period and every class in a student schedule.

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Locate the Student Reports section Click
ATTENDANCE SUMMARY You can see the student
schedule DETAILED shows the day and hour for
every attendance record for the marking
period This table shows a total of all recorded
attendance for the marking period and displays it
by class hour
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You can HIDE schedule
Attendance CODE
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Communications
  • PIV offers several tools to meet the needs of
    many who rely on electronic devices to keep
    informed and track their schedules.
  • Options Teacher email
  • Email Notifications (regarding attendance,
    grades, or discipline issues)
  • Educational Resources (academic help)

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Click on TEACHER EMAIL Select teacher to
email If in BLUE , it is a hot link
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Request Notification
  • Email notifications are available and can be
    requested from PIV. You can request daily,
    weekly, bi-weekly, or on occurrence reports for
    attendance, grade, student assignment, or
    discipline issues

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Locate the Options section Click on EMAIL
NOTIFICATION Enter your email address and
click CONTINUE
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What would you like to be called? Mrs. Smith?
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You can receive notices BEFORE or AFTER a
specific time every Weekday, once a week (on a
day you specify) or once every two weeks (every
other)
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Get extra help
  • One way to get help, is to email a teacher and
    ask questions, but you can always use the
    Educational Resources link to find specific grade
    level and subject help, research colleges, or
    research K-12 schools.

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Free tutor
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College Finder
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Change Password
Click CHANGE password from the Options section
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