At-Risk Program Resources

Creating the Picture: Assembling an Effective At-Risk Program (A Manual for At-Risk Coordinators) has been developed for the Alabama Best Practices Center by Phyllis Bobo, project director, to aid all at-risk coordinators. It is designed to be a “work-in-progress” – with new information and best practices added to the sections as they become available.

The information contained in this manual is presented in a series of PDF files, some of which are very large. This information may be downloaded in it's entirety, in major sections, or as individual topics, depending on your preferences and needs.

Download Full At-Risk Program Manual (note: very large file – 8.5M)

Foreword/Introduction (79 K)

Step 1: Vision of the At-Risk Program (view entire Step 1 file – 1.0M PDF)
  Visions and Goals 1-2 660 K view
  Needs Assessment 1-2    
  Committee Collaboration 1-2    
  Sources of Funds Available 1-3    
  SDE At-Risk Plan, July 2002, Form B 1-14 107 K view
  Building-Based Student Support Team Tracking Form 1-15    
  Student Incident Report 1-16 104 K view
  Samples of At-Risk Data Collection Forms 1-24 100 K view
  Sample Prioritized Needs List 1-29 33 K view
  At-Risk Planning Committee Members 1-30 41 K view
Step 2: Support for the Program (view entire Step 2 file – 3.8M PDF)
  Succeeding with At-Risk Students 2-2 1.6 M view
  At-Risk Research and Program Guide 2-20 1.0 M view
  Preliminary Report: PARCA Case Study of Selected At-Risk Programs, Summer 2002 2-39 1.1 M view
Step 3: Developing the At-Risk Plan
  This section will be completed following the final approval of the At-Risk legislation. The Prevention and Support Services section of the State Department of Education will send updates and communications as they are available to the following in each school system: Superintendent, At-Risk Coordinator, and Custodian of Funds. You are also encouraged to visit http://www.alsde.edu, (Prevention and Supprt Services section) for these updates.
Step 4: Implementing the Program(s) (view entire Step 4 file – 3.0M PDF)
  Programs That Work 4-2 48 K view
  Evaluating the Programs 4-2    
  Collaboration with Other Agencies 4-2    
  Direct Instruction – Lee County Schools 4-3 57 K view
  Project Success – Lowndes County 4-5 65 K view
  Parent Project – Walker County Schools 4-7 188 K view
  Nova Guidance and Learning Center – Daleville City Schools 4-12 209 K view
  Opportunity School Classroom and Additional Resources (OSCAR) – Talladega County Schools 4-24 269 K view
  Positive Alernatives to Suspending Students (PASS) – Sylacauga City Schools 4-33 854 K view
  Talladega County Schools – A Case Study 4-61 433 K view
  Evaluation of At-Risk Programs: Sample Questions 4-69 97 K view
  Non-Profit Community Agency Collaboration: Examples of Agency Partners 4-72 61 K view
  Examples of Memoranda, Contracts, and Form Used in Community Agency Collaboration – Lee County Schools 4-75 706 K view
Step 5: Other Resources/Help (view entire Step 5 file – 597K)
  System At-Risk Coordinators 5-2 37 K view
 
Team 1
  7 K view
 

Team 2

  7 K view
 

Team 3

  7 K view
 

Teams 4 & 5

  8 K view
 

Team 6

  7 K view
 

Team 7

  7 K view
 

Team 8

  7 K view
 

Teams 9 & 10

  7 K view
  Other Key Contacts 5-3 103 K view
  Frequently Asked Questions   419 K view
 

At-Risk Leadership Conference 2002

5-6    
 

State Department of Education – Prevention and Support Services

5-9    
  Input Forms   41 K view
 

Best Practices Nomination Form

5-15    
 

Recommendations for Manual Additions

5-16    

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