PoI Updates and the NEW National PBIS Implementation Inventory
Post date: Feb 04, 2014 5:25:23 PM
Hello district leaders and coaches,
This year, we are excited to transition from the Illinois Phases of Implementation (PoI), to the new PBIS National Center Implementation Inventory. This fidelity tool is intended to measure all three tiers, and was created by the PBIS National Center partners using the Illinois PoI as well as other fidelity measures, including the SET, BoQ, BAT, and ISSET to ensure multi-tiered PBIS systems are in place within a school building. The Implementation Inventory will be available in PBIS Assessments and used nationwide to provide a full picture with one assessment tool across all three tiers of PBIS implementation.
Fall 2013
This Fall, schools can transition from using the Illinois PoI to the National Implementation Inventory in these ways:
Continue to use the Illinois PoI for school-based action planning
The PoI is available at https://sites.google.com/a/pbisillinois.org/il-pbis-web/evaluation/tier-1-tools
Coaches will no longer enter PoIs in SurveyMonkey
Schools will not send completed PoIs to the Illinois PBIS Network
Prepare to use the Implementation Inventory
The Network will host webinars in December 2013 to teach district leaders/coaches about the new tool
After the webinar, participants will be provided with a link to access the new Implementation Inventory (details about the webinars are listed at the bottom on this email)
Begin using the Implementation Inventory
Available online this Fall
Use for school's next action planning and in preparation for Illinois PBIS Recognition Process
Spring 2014
The Inventory will be available for all schools via the PBIS Assessments website.
A pre-recorded webinar guiding completion of the Inventory will be posted on the Illinois PBIS website support using the Inventory posted on our website.
Completion of the Inventory online will generate reports on PBIS Assessments indicating fidelity across multiple tiers of support.
Completion of the Inventory will be required for the Illinois PBIS Recognition Process (see below) and will be useful for teams as they action plan.
FY14 PBIS Recognition Process
The Recognition Process this spring will be based on the results of the Inventory.
There will be four levels of recognition.
All schools using the Inventory for self-assessment will automatically be recognized at initial stages of fidelity.
Schools reaching enhanced fidelity will be invited to apply for two additional levels of recognition, which will require documentation in addition to the completed Inventory.
More information on the Recognition Process will be sent to coaches in December.
Please note: The Illinois PoI was used to develop the Inventory. Many of the items are the same or similar.
For each item, there is a scoring rubric and examples.
Please click here to register for one of the webinar dates listed below to learn more about the new PBIS Implementation Inventory tool.
Thursday, December 5
8a-10a
12p-2p
Friday, December 6
9a-11a
11a-1p
Monday, December 9
10a-12p
Tuesday, December 10
2p-4p
See below for one example of an Implementation Inventory item from each tier of the new tool.
Tier 1
Feature
1.11 Data-Based Decision Making: Tier I planning team reviews and uses discipline data and academic outcome data at least monthly for decision-making.
Data Sources
Data decision making for non-responders
Staff professional development calendar
Staff handbook
Team meeting minutes
Scoring Criteria
0 = Not implemented
1 = Partially implemented
2 = Fully implemented
0 = No process/protocol exists
1 = Data reviewed and used for decision-making, but less than monthly
2 = Team reviews discipline data at least monthly, and uses the data for decision-making. If fewer than 80% of students are being successful (e.g., < 2 major ODRs) an action plan is developed to enhance or modify Tier I supports
Tier 2
Feature
2.6 Practices Matched to Student Need: A formal process is in place for selecting Tier II interventions that have documented evidence of effectiveness, are matched to student need, and are culturally contextualized.
Data Sources
Data sources used to identify interventions
School policy
Tier II handbook
Needs assessment
Scoring Criteria
0 = Not implemented
1 = Partially implemented
2 = Fully implemented
0 = No process in place
1 = Process for selecting Tier II interventions does not include documentation that interventions are effective and matched to student needs
2 = Formal process in place to select evidence-based practices that match student need, and are developmentally and culturally appropriate
Tier 3
Feature
3.15 Level of Use: Student progress monitoring data documents that 1%- 3% of students enrolled have access to and are being supported with Tier III plans.
Data Sources
Student progress data Tier III team meeting minutes
Scoring Criteria
0 = Not implemented
1 = Partially implemented
2 = Fully implemented
0 = No students have Tier III plans
1 = Less than 1% or more than 3% of students have Tier III plans
2 = 1%-3% of the student population are being supported with Tier III plans
Sincerely,
PBIS Evaluation Team