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Adairsville Middle School

READING. Adairsville Middle School. TIGERS. Program. What we’re doing, and things you might be able to use. . . Why it works:. Collaboration Administrative Support Time Perseverance. Components of the program:. Scholastic Reading Inventory

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Adairsville Middle School

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  1. READING Adairsville Middle School TIGERS Program

  2. Whatwe’re doing, and things you might be able to use. . .

  3. Why it works: • Collaboration • Administrative Support • Time • Perseverance

  4. Components of the program: • Scholastic Reading Inventory • Scholastic Reading Counts! • Reading Tigers

  5. SRI uses Lexile measurement. • Interpreted as a book level that a student can read with 75% comprehension • 75% comprehension is the level identified by experts as offering the reader a certain amount of comfort and yet still offering a challenge

  6. Lexile Equivalents AMS Targets Grade 6 – 1000L Grade 7 – 1100L Grade 8 – 1200L

  7. SRI determines Lexilelevel and range. • 920L • 820 - 970

  8. AMS students who are currently at or above Target: • 6th: 56of 239 • 7th: 57of 242 • 8th: 75of 237

  9. Reading Counts! • RC can be configured to allow student to take a quiz more than once. • RC has a bank of 30 questions for each quiz, so each quiz taken is a little different. Why do we use RC rather than AR? FLEXIBILITY!

  10. Reading Counts!

  11. Reading Counts!

  12. Reading Tigers Originated and designed by the AMS ELA teachers.

  13. Some Statistics. . . Number of quizzes passed/books read last year: 6-1     1,147     =  15.5   books per student 6-2     1,490     =   18.2  6-3     1,251     =   16.5  7-1     1,626     =   22  7-2     1,068     =   14.4  7-3      718        =   10  8-1     1,324      =   17  8-2     1,158      =   15  8-3      669        =   8.8  Total  10,451  books read (quizzes passed) Average  15.3  books per student read this year.  (Some have read none, some have read far more, of course.)

  14. Some Statistics. . . Students who read 25 books last year:  6-1    23 6-2    25 6-3    20 7-1    25 7-2    30 7-3    11 8-1    15 8-2    19 8-3    25 TOTAL    191 out of 689 students

  15. Some Statistics. . . Lexile goals met (or maintained grade target) at end of second semester: 6-1    28 6-2    32 6-3    33 7-1    40 7-2    60 7-3    31 8-1    29 8-2    24 8-3    46 Gateway    64 Henderson     7 TOTAL    394 out of 689 students

  16. How it all works, from four perspectives: • ELA Teacher • Student Support Teacher • Media Specialist • Administration

  17. Marie Carney ELA Teacher

  18. Elizabeth Henderson Student SupportELA Teacher

  19. TommyTatum Media Specialist

  20. Suzi Lance Assistant Principal

  21. Adairsville Middle School

  22. Some final thoughts. . .

  23. READING Adairsville Middle School TIGERS

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