Review, Refresh, Refer(rals)

• Contact parents ___ ___ of the referral.

TRUE or FALSE:

When writing a referral you should never use curse words or offensive language.

• TRUE

• FALSE

RATE THE REFERRAL:

“Mia was off task with Ella.”

• Distinguished – Referral is exceptionally clear, complete, and detailed, making it easy for others to understand and act upon.

• Accomplished – Referral is thorough, well-written, and provides additional helpful context for effective resolution.

• Proficient – Referral is clear, complete, and includes all necessary information for follow-up.

• Developing – Referral includes some key details but is missing important information or clarity.

• Improvement Needed – Referral lacks essential details, is unclear, or contains significant inaccuracies.

RATE THE REFERRAL:

"“On 10/4 during 5th period history, Mia repeatedly talked over the lesson despite two verbal warnings. Her talking disrupted several classmates from focusing. After moving her seat, she continued the behavior. I gave a clear warning about consequences and documented the incident for follow-up"

• Distinguished – Referral is exceptionally clear, complete, and detailed, making it easy for others to understand and act upon.

• Accomplished – Referral is thorough, well-written, and provides additional helpful context for effective resolution.

• Proficient – Referral is clear, complete, and includes all necessary information for follow-up.

• Developing – Referral includes some key details but is missing important information or clarity.

• Improvement Needed – Referral lacks essential details, is unclear, or contains significant inaccuracies.

REWRITE THE FOLLOWING REFERRAL:

On 3/12 during lunch, several students including Jake, Mia, and Carlos were involved in a physical altercation. I intervened and separated the students. Jake told me " Carlos called her a b***, so I pushed him. "